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]]>If you’re looking for an island that just about has it all, look no further than Koh Samui. It’s a lot more city-like than the other two on this list, but that doesn’t mean it’s not a paradise on Earth. You can relax in luxurious hotels, lounge on the beach, and enjoy nightlife.
This island is for you if you’re all about partying. It’s by far the biggest party hotspot in all of Thailand, especially due to its monthly iconic Full Moon Party, which takes place on Full Moon Beach. If you enjoy dancing in the wilderness with thousands of strangers, you’ll be sure to enjoy yourself here.
Koh Tao also is quite a party scene, but it’s a bit more measured with the other activities that it offers. More specifically, it excels in water sports and has a very great snorkeling program you can attend.
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]]>Known for palm-fringed beaches, coconut groves, and mountainous rainforests, Thailand’s second-largest island Koh Samui is full of colorful reefs that have a wide variety of marine life. You’ll find everything from whale sharks and manta rays to nudibranch and macro-critters.
This Southern Egyptian town located on the Red Sea is known for its sandy beaches and coral reefs and it’s an amazing place to scuba dive. There are tons of fish that are every color imaginable.
The world’s largest coral reef system, the Great Barrier Reef, is located in the Coral Sea off the coast of Queensland, Australia. It has over 2,900 individual reeds and 900 islands. There are even hidden dive sites even though it’s one of the most popular dive locations in the world.
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]]>Located at Wat Phra Yai Temple, this Big Buddha features a large Buddha in the Mara posture. In addition to this 12-meter-high gold-painted super-sized Buddha, smaller ones that are just as beautiful can be found in the temple complex and the markets during big festivals.
Instead of just one waterfall, Na Muang Waterfalls has two, which can be reached on foot via a short trek along a path. The waterfalls have relaxing pools that are ideal for swimming and you can spend the day soaking up the sun, without getting sandy.
The most popular beach on the island is ideal for sunbathing as the cerulean-colored sand is super soft. Beyond swimming and soaking up some sun, Chaweng has some of the best nightlife spots, which you can enjoy after a nice, relaxing day.
Inspired by the famous Elephant Nature Park in Chiang Mai, the Samui Elephant Sanctuary is the perfect place to see elephants being treated ethically in their natural habitats. If you’re an animal lover you have to visit.
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]]>If you’re looking for an island that just about has it all, look no further than Koh Samui. It’s a lot more city-like than the other two on this list, but that doesn’t mean it’s not a paradise on Earth. You can relax in luxurious hotels, lounge on the beach, and enjoy nightlife.
This island is for you if you’re all about partying. It’s by far the biggest party hotspot in all of Thailand, especially due to its monthly iconic Full Moon Party, which takes place on Full Moon Beach. If you enjoy dancing in the wilderness with thousands of strangers, you’ll be sure to enjoy yourself here.
Koh Tao also is quite a party scene, but it’s a bit more measured with the other activities that it offers. More specifically, it excels in water sports and has a very great snorkeling program you can attend.
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]]>The post Top 3 Coral Reefs Around the World appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Known for palm-fringed beaches, coconut groves, and mountainous rainforests, Thailand’s second-largest island Koh Samui is full of colorful reefs that have a wide variety of marine life. You’ll find everything from whale sharks and manta rays to nudibranch and macro-critters.
This Southern Egyptian town located on the Red Sea is known for its sandy beaches and coral reefs and it’s an amazing place to scuba dive. There are tons of fish that are every color imaginable.
The world’s largest coral reef system, the Great Barrier Reef, is located in the Coral Sea off the coast of Queensland, Australia. It has over 2,900 individual reeds and 900 islands. There are even hidden dive sites even though it’s one of the most popular dive locations in the world.
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]]>Located at Wat Phra Yai Temple, this Big Buddha features a large Buddha in the Mara posture. In addition to this 12-meter-high gold-painted super-sized Buddha, smaller ones that are just as beautiful can be found in the temple complex and the markets during big festivals.
Instead of just one waterfall, Na Muang Waterfalls has two, which can be reached on foot via a short trek along a path. The waterfalls have relaxing pools that are ideal for swimming and you can spend the day soaking up the sun, without getting sandy.
The most popular beach on the island is ideal for sunbathing as the cerulean-colored sand is super soft. Beyond swimming and soaking up some sun, Chaweng has some of the best nightlife spots, which you can enjoy after a nice, relaxing day.
Inspired by the famous Elephant Nature Park in Chiang Mai, the Samui Elephant Sanctuary is the perfect place to see elephants being treated ethically in their natural habitats. If you’re an animal lover you have to visit.
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