Ko SametKo Samet (Thai: เกาะเสม็ด),

Ko Samet
Ko Samet (Thai: เกาะเสม็ด), is one of the Eastern Seaboard Islands of Thailand. It is located in the Gulf of Thailand off the coastline of the Thai province of Rayong, approximately 220 kilometres (140 mi) southeast of Bangkok. Ko Samet is part of the Phe (Thai: เพ) Subdistrict of the Amphoe Mueang Rayong (Thai: เมืองระยอง, the capital district, or Amphoe Mueang), of Rayong province. Ko Samet is the largest and westernmost of a cluster of islands not far from the coast.
Popular with foreign tourists and as a weekend getaway for residents of nearby Bangkok, most of the island (excluding the Na Dan area) belongs to the Khao Laem Ya - Mu Ko Samet National Park. In 1981, the Royal Forest Department declared the archipelago of Samet, along with nine other small islands, the headland of Khao Laem Ya, and the 11 kilometres (6.8 mi) Mae Ramphueng Beach to be a National Park, and is thus Ko Samet is under the protection of the National Parks Division of the Thai Government.
Ko Samet is 6.5 kilometres (4.0 mi) south of mainland Rayong province and is surrounded by the Gulf of Thailand.
History
The Thai government restricted overnight stay on the island until 1981 (even though Bangkokians had known about the beauty of Ko Samet for decades before). In that year, on 1 October, the Forestry Department of Thailand declared Ko Samet and its surrounding to be a national park.
Geography and climate
Located just 220 km from the capital in the Gulf of Thailand, Ko Samet is approximately 13.1 square kilometres (5.1 sq mi) in size, and shaped somewhat like a letter "t". Along the length of the "t" (north-south) the island measures approximately 7 km, and measures 4 km across the "t" (west-east). Forest remains blanket up to 80% of the total area.
Closest to the Rayong coast, lies the small island port village of Na Dan, commonly known as Ko Samet Village, with its nearby beach Hat Sai Kaeo (Thai: หาดทรายแก้ว), the longest beach on Ko Samet. Most of Ko Samet's beaches lie along the eastern shore of the island. Other beaches on the island include: Ao Phai, Ao Wai, Ao Kio Na Nai, Ao Cho, Ao Kio Na Nok, Ao Wong Duean, Cape Kut, Ao Toei, and Ao Karang at the southern tip, and Ao Phrao on the western shore of the island. Just off the southern tip of the island are three small rock-islands, Ko Chan (Moon Island; Thai: เกาะจันทร์), Ko San Chalam (Shark Fin Island), and Hin Khao (White Rock; Thai:เกาะหินขาว).
Ko Samet is one of the driest archipelagos in Thailand. Ko Samet gets significantly less rainfall than Rayong Province, even though it is only a few kilometres offshore. The island's "rainy season" extends only from May to July, but even during this season it has less rain that other islands in Thailand. The island despite being arid, consists of lush forested hills, covered with evergreen and deciduous forest and cajeput trees grow abundantly. Owing to the lack of rain, Ko Samet still ships inpotable water to the island.
Administration
Ko Samet is under the administration of Phe Subdistrict, Mueang District, Rayong Province. Ko Samet is also under the National park area (Khao Laem Ya - Mu Ko Samet National Park)
Transportation
There are 2 main routes on Ko Samet. Northern route connects Hat Sai Kaeo to Ao Klang and Ao Noina.
Central route consists of 4 smaller roads. The first road links Sai Kaeo beach to Ao Phai and Ao Phutsa. The second road connects the center of island to Ao Wong Duean. The third road connects the first road to Ao Thapthim and Ao Nuan. The fourth road connects the first road to Ao Phrao.
Public transportation includes the use of Songthaew (public passenger pick-up vehicles)
There are 5 piers: Ao Klang, Ao Phrao, Ao Wong Duean, Ao Thian and Ao Wai. Ao Klang Pier is the port to mainland. The rest are piers for diving and excursions.

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Ko Samet
Ko Samet (Samet Island: Thai), is one of the Eastern Seaboard Islands of Thailand is located in the Gulf It. of the off the coastline of Thailand Thai province of Rayong, approximately 220 kilometres (140 mi) southeast of Ko Samet is part of Bangkok. the Phe (Thai: pages) of the Amphoe Mueang Rayong Subdistrict (Thai: mueang, Amphoe Mueang, or the district capital), of Rayong province. Ko Samet is the largest and westernmost of a cluster of islands not far from the coast.
Popular with foreign tourists and as a weekend getaway for residents of nearby Bangkok, most of the island (excluding the Na Dan area) belongs to the Khao Laem Ya - Mu Ko Samet National Park. In 1981, the Royal Forest Department declared the archipelago of Samet, along with nine other small islands, the headland of Khao Laem Ya, and the 11 kilometres (6.8 mi) Mae Ramphueng Beach to be a National Park, and is thus Ko Samet is under the protection of the National Parks Division of the Thai Government.
Ko Samet is 6.5 kilometres (4.0 mi) south of mainland Rayong province and is surrounded by the Gulf of Thailand.
History
The Thai government restricted overnight stay on the island until 1981 (even though Bangkokians had known about the beauty of Ko Samet for decades before). In that year, on 1 October, the Forestry Department of Thailand declared Ko Samet and its surrounding to be a national park.
Geography and climate
Located just 220 km from the capital in the Gulf of Thailand, Ko Samet is approximately 13.1 square kilometres (5.1 sq mi) in size, and shaped somewhat like a letter "t". Along the length of the "t" (north-south) the island measures approximately 7 km, and measures 4 km across the "t" (west-east). Forest remains blanket up to 80% of the total area.
Closest to the Rayong coast, lies the small island port village of Na Dan, commonly known as Ko Samet Village, With its nearby beach Hat Sai Kaeo (Thai: Sai Kaew Beach), the longest beach on Ko Samet beaches of Ko Samet Most Prof. lie along the eastern shore of the island beaches on the Other island. include: Ao Phai, Ao Wai, Ao Kio Na Nai, Ao Cho, Ao Kio Na Nok, Ao Wong Duean, Kut Ao Toei, Cape, and Ao Karang at the southern tip, and Ao Phrao on the western shore of the island. Just off the southern tip of the island are three small rock-islands, Ko Chan (Moon Island; Thai: Chan Island), Ko San Chalam (Shark Fin Island), and Hin Khao (White Rock White Rock Island: Thai;) is one of Ko Samet.
the driest archipelagos in Thailand Ko Samet gets significantly less. rainfall than Rayong Province, even though it is only a few kilometres offshore. The island's "rainy season" extends only from May to July, but even during this season it has less rain that other islands in Thailand. The island despite being arid, consists of lush forested hills, covered with evergreen and deciduous forest and cajeput trees grow abundantly. Owing to the lack of rain, Ko Samet still ships inpotable water to the island.
Administration
Ko Samet is under the administration of Phe Subdistrict, Mueang District, Rayong Province. Ko Samet is also under the National park area (Khao Laem Ya - Mu Ko Samet National Park)
Transportation
There are 2 main routes on Ko Samet. Northern route connects Hat Sai Kaeo to Ao Klang and Ao Noina.
Central route consists of 4 smaller roads. The first road links Sai Kaeo beach to Ao Phai and Ao Phutsa. The second road connects the center of island to Ao Wong Duean. The third road connects the first road to Ao Thapthim and Ao Nuan. The fourth road connects the first road to Ao Phrao.
Public transportation includes the use of Songthaew (public passenger pick-up vehicles)
There are 5 piers: Ao Klang, Ao Phrao, Ao Wong Duean, Ao Thian and Ao Wai. Ao Klang Pier is the port to mainland. The rest are piers for diving and excursions.

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Ko Samet
Ko Samet (Thai: Island), is one of the Eastern Seaboard Islands of Thailand. It is located in the Gulf of Thailand. Off the coastline of the Thai province of Rayong approximately 220, kilometres (140 mi) southeast of Bangkok. Ko Samet is. Part of the Phe (Thai: PHE) Subdistrict of the Amphoe Mueang Rayong (Thai: city of Rayong, the, capital district or Amphoe Mueang),Of Rayong province. Ko Samet is the largest and westernmost of a cluster of islands not far from the coast.
Popular with. Foreign tourists and as a weekend getaway for residents of nearby Bangkok most of, the island (excluding the Na Dan area). Belongs to the Khao Laem Ya - Mu Ko Samet National Park. In 1981 the Royal, Forest Department declared the archipelago of. Samet.Along with nine other, small islands the headland of Khao Laem Ya and the, 11 kilometres (6.8 mi) Mae Ramphueng Beach. To be a, National Park and is thus Ko Samet is under the protection of the National Parks Division of the Thai Government.
Ko. Samet is 6.5 kilometres (4.0 mi) south of mainland Rayong province and is surrounded by the Gulf of History Thailand.

.The Thai government restricted overnight stay on the island until 1981 (even though Bangkokians had known about the beauty. Of Ko Samet for decades before). In, that year on 1 October the Forestry, Department of Thailand declared Ko Samet and its. Surrounding to be a national park.

Geography and climate Located just 220 km from the capital in the Gulf, of Thailand Ko. Samet is approximately 13.1 square kilometres (5.1 sq mi), in size and shaped somewhat like a letter "t." Along the length of the "t" (north-south). The island measures approximately, 7 km and measures 4 km across the "t" (West-East). Forest remains blanket up to 80% of. The total area.
Closest to the, Rayong coast lies the small island port village of Na Dan commonly known, as Ko, Samet VillageWith its nearby beach Hat Sai Kaeo (Thai: Glass Beach), the longest beach on Ko Samet. Most of Ko Samet 's beaches lie. Along the eastern shore of the island. Other beaches on the island include: Ao Phai Ao Wai, Ao Kio, Na Nai Ao Cho Ao Kio,,, Na Nok Ao Duean, Wong, Kut Cape, Toei and Ao, Ao Karang at the southern tip and Ao, Phrao on the western shore of the island.Just off the southern tip of the island are three small rock - islands Ko, Chan (Moon Island; Thai: Ko Chan), Ko San. Chalam (Shark Fin Island), and Hin Khao (White Rock; Thai: island of white rock).
Ko Samet is one of the driest archipelagos in, Thailand. Ko Samet gets significantly less rainfall than Rayong Province even though, it is only a few kilometres offshore.The island 's "rainy season" extends only from May to July but even, during this season it has less rain that other islands. In Thailand. The Island despite, being arid consists of lush forested hills covered with, evergreen and deciduous forest. And cajeput trees grow abundantly. Owing to the lack, of rain Ko Samet still ships inpotable water to the Administration island.

.Ko Samet is under the administration of Phe, District Subdistrict Mueang, Province Rayong. Ko Samet is also under the National. Park area (Khao Laem Ya - Mu Ko Samet National Park)

There Transportation are 2 main routes on Ko Samet. Northern route. Connects Hat Sai Kaeo to Ao Klang and Ao Noina.
Central route consists of 4 smaller roads. The first road links Sai Kaeo. Beach to Ao Phai and Ao Phutsa.The second road connects the center of island to Ao Wong Duean. The third road connects the first road to Ao Thapthim. And Ao Nuan. The fourth road connects the first road to Ao Phrao.
Public transportation includes the use of Songthaew (public. Passenger pick-up vehicles)
There are 5 piers: Ao, Phrao Klang Ao, Wong, Ao Duean Ao Thian and Ao Wai. Ao Klang Pier is. The port to mainland.The rest are piers for diving and excursions.

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