KOH KHAO YAI

Anchorage Facts
Depth	4 meters
Bottom Type	Mud

099Deg 40.993E

The south entrance to the anchorage is the only option for deep draft keelboats. Enter mid-channel and motor slowly to your comfortable depth. This spot is magical. Shallow draft craft (less than 2 metres) can easily navigate the northern entrance, although we recommend a dinghy reconnaissance beforehand. These two islands are uninhabited except for fishermen from local boats. Dinghy and sea canoe exploration of this area is best around mid-tide, when caves and coves are fully accessible. The small islets to the southwest of Koh Bulan are riddled with caves

	Ko Rok Nok to Koh Khao Yai	44.01nm on a course of 303 WNW
	AO PANTE	7.38nm on a course of 200 SSW
	Route Phetra to Telaga	17.55nm on a course of 316 NW
	AO TALO WAO	11.59nm on a course of 179 S
	AO SON 2	11.99nm on a course of 202 SSW
	AO SON	12.32nm on a course of 202 SSW
	Kho PhiPhi Telaga	76.77nm on a course of 315 NW
	BAN AO MAKHAM	15.7nm on a course of 193 SSW
	KOH KOI YAI and NOI.	17.22nm on a course of 147 SSE
	Phi Phi to Kho Phetra	76.88nm on a course of 315 NW
	AO TALO UDANG	17.6nm on a course of 179 S
	Ko Phetra Southwest	18.13nm on a course of 316 NW
	Koh Phetra	18.31nm on a course of 316 NW
	Ko Liang Tai	23.33nm on a course of 319 NW
	Ko Liang Nua	23.41nm on a course of 320 NW
	Hole In The Wall	26.01nm on a course of 155 SSE
	Kho Rawi to Telaga Harbour	34.21nm on a course of 241 WSW
	Telaga01	27.23nm on a course of 180 S