Koh Rok Nok and Rok Nai

  • 7º 12.784 N 99º 4.072 E
Created on 2016-01-12 00:00:00.0
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Koh Rok Nok & Koh Rok Nai are part of the Marine Park. There are several orange moorings available for pick-up. The white moorings are for light local boats. The most protected area is in the channel between the two islands, navigable with care and decent light. The water is clear and easy to read. Anchorage is possible as well, either on the east side of Rok Nok or on the north side, in the channel. Watch for coral outcrops. The channel is wide and offers reasonable protection.


There are park facilities on the beachy southern side of Koh Rok Nai and whether or not you are anchored or moored, you might be asked to pay a park fee. We didn't have any cash, so the officials politely waived the charges. The snorkeling wasn't fantastic but the water was warm and clear and we still saw some nice things. This is a pretty spot.

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