KOH KOI YAI and NOI.


6º 34.552 N 99º 50.429 E Created on 2021-10-23 00:00:00.0

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*Anchorage Facts*
Depth	6 meters
Bottom Type	Mud

6°34.552N, 99°50.429E

These islands, halfway between Tarutao and the mainland, are a favourite haven for local fishing boats. Both offer good, safe daytime anchorage. Koh Koi Noi is a beautiful sand island with shallow water all around, so approach carefully. Anchor as appropriate for prevailing conditions and ground swell.

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	Hole In The Wall	9.28nm on a course of 170 S
	AO TALO UDANG	9.69nm on a course of 251 WSW
	AO TALO WAO	9.7nm on a course of 287 WNW
	BAN AO MAKHAM	12.96nm on a course of 266 W
	AO PANTE	14.04nm on a course of 302 WNW
	AO SON	14.25nm on a course of 282 WNW
	AO SON 2	14.28nm on a course of 284 WNW
	Route Phetra to Telaga	34.6nm on a course of 321 NW
	Kuah (Bass Harbor)	15.76nm on a course of 179 S
	Kho PhiPhi Telaga	93.69nm on a course of 317 NW
	Telaga01	15.88nm on a course of 216 SW
	Kho Rawi to Telaga Harbour	39.33nm on a course of 267 W
	Royal Langkawi Yacht Club	16.4nm on a course of 178 S
	Royal Langkawi Yacht Club	16.54nm on a course of 178 S
	Ko Rok Nok to Koh Khao Yai	60.14nm on a course of 310 NW
	KOH KHAO YAI	17.22nm on a course of 327 NNW
	Rebak Island Marina	18.88nm on a course of 207 SSW
	Tanjong Tilin	19.12nm on a course of 188 S
	Pulau Dayang Bunting Southwest	22.2nm on a course of 191 S
	Palau Dayang Bunting	22.63nm on a course of 189 S
	Pulau Dayang Bunting Southwest	23.31nm on a course of 188 S
	Southern Pulau Dayang Bunting	24.07nm on a course of 186 S