Chumphon - Thailand: There are some well- known islands in Chumphon but this time we visit the ones in Moo Koh Chumphon. The water is super clear from bird eye view. This place is another good place for snorkelling. We can just book a day trip to visit some islsnds there. 🚤🏝

Mission to Conquer.. Chumphon Archipelago National Park.

Chumphon Archipelago National Park was established as a national park in 1989, initially named Hat Sai Ree National Park. It was later proclaimed as Chumphon Archipelago National Park on February 24, 1999, covering an area of 198,125 rai, from Ko Chorakhe in Pathio District to Ko Ngam Yai, Ko Ngam Noi, Ko Samet, Ko Maprao, Ko Matra, Ko Thong Lang, Ko Langka Jew in the Ao Thung Makham area in Mueang District, and the islands in Sawi District and Thung Tako District. The park has a variety of well-preserved resources that are important in terms of being a genetic source and a hub for knowledge, learning, and research. The park also provides accommodation and camping sites for visitors. Entrance Fees: Adults - 40 THB, Children - 20 THB. Foreigners: Adults - 200 THB, Children - 100 THB Contact Location: 1/4 Moo 5, Hat Sai Ree, Mueang, Chumphon 86120 Phone: 0 7755 8144, 06 1989 3554

Chumphon Archipelago National Park.

Chumphon Archipelago National Park is a great value destination in Chumphon because it boasts beautiful islands for visitors to explore, with as many as 40 islands. Among them are several well-known islands such as Ko Ngam Yai, Ko Ngam Noi, Ko Thalu, Ko Matra, Ko Rangka Jiw, Ko Lak Rad, and Ko Lawa, to name a few. Each island has its own unique characteristics and has well-preserved its marine resources, from coral reefs and sea flower gardens to various marine animal species. In addition, the park also has mangrove forest areas for visitors to tour and study the mangrove forest nature trails.