Some says its the "Maldives" of Thailand - Koh Lipe |
Extremely clear beach |
Koh Lipe's Turquoise Water |
2. Koh Lipe has a natural sandbank
Located just in front of Mountain Resort Koh Lipe. |
3. Hire a long tail boat to pristine snorkeling sites
Hiring a private long tail boat is only $2500Baht = SGD$100 (as many people as the boat can fit) |
Snorkeling with the fishes |
Bring you to untouched beaches around the neighboring Islands |
4. Koh Lipe's has multiple beaches that you can relax
Sunrise Beach |
Hangout on the hammocks |
Sunset beach |
Sunrise Beach |
Beach with Swing |
Clear Beaches |
Pebbles Stone Beach (Koh Hin Ngam) |
Stacking pebbles stones |
7 sticks of satays at $100 Baht (SGD$4) |
Fresh Seafood at affordable prices |
Great Thai dishes |
Young and old Hermit Crabs |
A Hermit Crabs family portrait |
8. Koh Lipe hotels are affordable
Infinity pool with a view at Serendipity Beach Resort |
Idyllic Concept Beach Front Resort |
Akira Koh Lipe |
Serendipity Rock Bar |
10. Snorkel in one of the most colorful corals site
Amazing Corals at Jabang (See more) |
Snorkeling at Jabang, in the middle of the Andaman Sea |
11. Trekking at Sanom Beach - Koh Lipe
Wooden Path at Sanom beach |
A school of little fishes |
12. Kayaking at Koh Lipe
Some hotels provide free kayaks, others may charge |
13. Thai Massages only $300 Baht per hour
Foot massage |
Visit 'Maldives' without breaking the bank! Koh Lipe is definitely a more affordable alternative and much more livelier marine life in the untouched conserved national park islands near by.
Here is how you can get to Koh Lipe from Singapore/Kuala Lumpur.
Pictures by MSW
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