Which island is best for Thailand island tour in 2019?

Thailand’s extended peninsula in the Indian Ocean has a large number of islands. It is also an important island tourism resource in Thailand. It attracts tourists from all over the world to come for sightseeing every year. How should we choose when facing the vast number of islands in Thailand? What? Let’s give you a detailed recommendation of Thailand’s islands and island rankings. No.1. Phuket

Phuket is known as the "Pearl of the Andaman Sea". It is the largest island in Thailand and the smallest province in Thailand. It is easy to fly directly to Phuket from China, and there are many beautiful outlying islands around it. The development of the main island is also very mature, so Phuket has become the first choice for Chinese tourists.

The geographical location of Phuket is very advantageous, and you can easily access Phang Nga Bay, Surin and Similan Islands in Phang Nga Province, as well as Phi Phi Island in Krabi Province. Emperor Island, Coral Island, Egg Island, etc. around Phuket are also excellent places for snorkeling, swimming, and sunbathing.

The main island of Phuket is full of inns, hotels, and resorts. It has complete entertainment facilities such as bar streets, theme parks, and performance shows, making it very suitable for family travel.

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Carnival index★★★★★No. 2. Koh Samui

Koh Samui, located in the Gulf of Thailand, is the third largest island in Thailand. Due to the dense coconut groves on the island, it is often called the "Coconut Grove Island". The area around Koh Samui is popular for diving. Surrounded by the resorts of Koh Tao, Koh Phangan, and Nang Yuan Island, as well as Angthong National Marine Park, which consists of more than 40 small islands, they are also very close to each other. The island is also very well developed and is a paradise for island hopping. . However, Koh Samui is not as popular a destination for tourist groups as Phuket, mainly because in addition to the rainy season from May to October, it is also affected by the monsoon from November to January, and the best time to travel is only from February to April.

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Carnival index★★★★★No. 3. Krabi

Krabi is not an island or a beach, but a coastal town. It is across the sea from Phuket, but it is not as noisy and prosperous as Phuket. It is like a seaside town on the Andaman Coast. A peaceful "paradise"-like existence. Krabi's South Bay tourist gathering area is relatively mature. The limestone peaks on Railay Coast are a holy land for rock climbing enthusiasts. You can also enjoy the scene of "Guilin on the Sea" while traveling among the surrounding islands. There is no one on Koh Lanta. You can enjoy the comfort of a "paradise" on the beach. The original ecological island Phi Phi Island is a favorite among island hopping tourists.

In addition, Krabi also has many national forest parks, where you can go hiking in the rainforest, ride elephants, and even take a look at the gorgeous emerald lake of "Thailand's Jiuzhaigou". At present, many Chinese cities such as Guangzhou, Chengdu, Xi'an and other cities have opened direct flights to Krabi, making it easy to reach.

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Carnival index★★★☆☆No. 4. Pattaya

Pattaya, 2 hours away from Bangkok, is a famous seaside resort in Thailand, known as the "Hawaii of the East". Pattaya's sunshine, beaches, and seafood make it the back garden of Bangkok. Every weekend, locals from Bangkok come here for vacation.

Tourists can experience a variety of water sports such as parasailing, motorboating, and kayaking at Pattaya Beach, and go to Nong Noa Paradise to enjoy Thai gardens, folk performances, and close contact with animals. Museums, theme parks and art galleries can also be an eye-opener for children. If you want to enjoy a quiet and relaxing vacation, you can go to Koh Lan. Of course, Pattaya is most famous for its adult culture. The red light streets, transvestite shows, and adult performances all intoxicate many tourists.

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Carnival index★★★★☆No. 5. Phi Phi Island

Phi Phi Island is located about 20 kilometers south of Krabi. It is a sister island composed of two main islands, Phi Phi Island and Phi Phi Island. In 1983, it was designated as Thailand National Marine Park. The inhabited Phi Phi Island is shaped like an irregular dumbbell, with green-covered hills at both ends. The center of the island is formed by the intersection of two half-moon-shaped bays. The water near the shore is a charming emerald color.

Phi Phi Noi is famous for its limestone peaks that plunge directly into the seabed. The unique topography of Maya Bay and Viking Cave is so beautiful that it makes people cry. The water quality of this uninhabited island is rarely polluted. There is also a wide variety of marine life, making it an excellent diving site.

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Carnival index★★★☆☆No. 6. Hua Hin

Hua Hin, across the sea from Pattaya, is Thailand’s earliest seaside resort. Since the royal family built a palace here in the 1920s, it has become a popular destination for royal families, nobles, and The place favored by wealthy politicians has also become a haven for Bangkok office workers to escape the hustle and bustle of the city.

In Hua Hin, there are not only the noble and majestic Palace of Love and Hope, Sanssouci Palace and Khao Wang Palace, but also the romantic and fresh Santorini Theme Park, Sheep Ranch and Little Venice. However, most people come here just to enjoy the blue sky, clear water and fine sand on the coast.

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Carnival index★★★☆☆No. 7. Koh Samet

Koh Samet is a small island located in the Gulf of Thailand. It forms a national marine park with surrounding islands. Due to its extremely convenient transportation to Bangkok, it has naturally become a resort for Bangkok people to relax and vacation.

Although it is not as famous as other islands in southern Thailand, Samei is gradually becoming well-known to tourists for its blue waters and fine white beaches. There are many natural beaches on the east coast of the island, while the west coast is famous for its sunsets. Here You can enjoy the pristine tropical scenery and first-class bathing beaches.

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Carnival index★★☆☆☆No. 8. Koh Chang

In the minds of Chinese tourists, Koh Chang is not as well-known as Phuket, Koh Samui and other places. Although it is the second largest island in Thailand, its remote location makes it a A relatively low-key, mysterious place. Surrounded by mountains, this unexplored and unspoiled island is like a retreat suspended in time, a true paradise and ecological paradise. The entire west coast is pristine, undeveloped and palm-tree-lined beaches. The water here is also unpolluted and crystal clear, making it ideal for snorkeling. In addition to swimming and diving, you can rent motorcycles to visit several waterfalls on the island. Visitors can not only play on the fine white beaches, but also engage in activities such as rainforest hiking, elephant riding, fishing, sailing, snorkeling and diving.

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Carnival index★★☆☆☆No. 9. Surin and Similan Islands

The Similan Islands National Marine Park is a top diving spot among diving enthusiasts around the world. It is composed of 9 islands, but only No. 4 and No. 8 have them. Accommodation point. Surin Islands National Marine Park is located 60 kilometers north of Similan and consists of 5 small islands. The sea water is emerald green and has close to zero pollution. You can see many live sea anemones and starfish offshore, which is very suitable for snorkeling.

Since these two islands are only open to the public from mid-November to mid-May every year, the marine life and coral reefs here are quite well protected, making it a world-class deep diving holy land, and most Chinese tourists They all depart from Phuket and usually choose a one-day trip. A few diving enthusiasts will choose a multi-day diving liveaboard trip. There are only tents and simple huts inside the national park, no large hotels, and many people choose liveaboards, so it can be considered that the consumption here is not too high.

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Carnival index★☆☆☆☆No. 10. Koh Lipe

Koh Lipe is known as Thailand’s little island. Because it has just begun to be developed, the island’s infrastructure is relatively weak. Except for a few main roads, it is basically muddy. The hardship of the journey has directly led to the fact that very few Chinese people have gone to Koh Lipe in the past two years, and most of them are Thais and foreigners.

Due to the inconvenient transportation, the underwater environment around Koh Lipe has not been severely damaged. You can see various corals, sea anemones, clownfish and various fish while snorkeling. It is a very A place worth visiting.

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