Story: Manachai Inkaew
Photo: Gaid Phitthayakornsilp
Koh Samui has long been a popular destination among world travellers, boasting beautiful white beaches, fine cuisine and a lively atmosphere. But much of the island’s appeal lies in its close access to some of the country’s most breathtaking natural wonders. For instance, if you head just 31 kilometres west of Koh Samui through the azure waters of the Gulf of Thailand you’ll reach one of the country’s best preserved aquatic paradises, Angthong National Marine Park.

Sitting on an area of 102 square kilometres the park consists …