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Revision as of 06:58, 10 April 2014
Samae-San Island (Koh Samae-San) is a small island in an eponymous sub-district of the Chonburi Province of Thailand. Tourist attractions on the island include fishing, swimming, diving, bicycle riding and hiking.
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Samae-San Island is a Royal Project of Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn that preserves the plants and animals of the sea and island. At Samae-San Island, people can see many kinds of sea life and animals that are under protection. It also has a fishing village, Ban Samae-San, on the shore with 1,240 families. The islands are also well known for their diving areas.
There are four small islands around Samae-San Island: Chuang Island, Chan Island, Shark Fin Rock and Rong Khon Island. Chuang Island (Koh Chuang). It is also home to many kinds of fish, including spotted stingrays, moray eels, fusilier fish, and angel fish. There is also a small bay at the southern-end of Chuang Island. People tend to go diving on the south-east corner of Chan Island (Koh Chan) although they can also go diving on the Shark Fin Rock and Rong Khon Island. There are many schools of fish throughout the islands such as yellow tail fusiliers, lionfish and blue spotted stingrays.