Similan and Surin Islands Reopen to Tourists, Welcoming a Lively First Day
The Similan and Surin Islands, located off the coast of Phang Nga province in southern Thailand, reopened to the public on October 15th after a period of closure for environmental recovery. The first day saw a significant influx of both Thai and foreign tourists heading to the islands by boat.
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