The best time to visit is from December through to April.
turtle at Ko Hu Yong ( #1 )
bigeye snappers, Ko Payu ( #7 )
Facilities and Accomodation are rather limited. The only accomodation available is in the form of simple Thai style bungalow guesthouses on Ko Miang (island No. 4), where the National Park headquarters are based. Camping is permitted. Advance booking is advised. Even though Ko Miang has a supply of fresh water, it is wise to come prepared with both food and water if you intend to stay the night. For information and reservations, contact the Similan National Park Offices at Moo 1, Thap Lamu, Tambon Lam Kaen, Thai Muang district, Phang-Nga (Tel: (076) 411913-4). Alternatively contact the National Park Division, Forestry Department - Tel: 076 595045.
In addition please visit the Thailand Tourism official website
longboat transportation
In summary the Similans are renowned for their magnificant coral growths and rock formations, their wild unspoiled beaches, their crystalline blue water, their prolific (smaller) fish life, and for the lazy idyllic days spent on a live-aboard boat. Don't forget to view our Similan sections for a dive overview and for dive site details for diving information. Also please reference our map section.