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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. It is home to many kinds of fish, including [[bluespotted stingray]]s, [[moray eels]], [[fusilier fish]], [[angel fish]] and [[lionfish]]. |
Samae-San Island is a Royal Project of [[Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn]] that preserves the plants and animals of the sea and island. It is home to many kinds of fish, including [[bluespotted stingray]]s, [[moray eels]], [[fusilier fish]], [[angel fish]]{{dn|date=June 2014}} and [[lionfish]]. |
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Some 1,240 families reside in the fishing village of Ban Samae-San. The islands are also well known for their diving areas. |
Some 1,240 families reside in the fishing village of Ban Samae-San. The islands are also well known for their diving areas. |
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Revision as of 20:59, 19 June 2014
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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.
Preservation area
Samae-San Island is a Royal Project of Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn that preserves the plants and animals of the sea and island. It is home to many kinds of fish, including bluespotted stingrays, moray eels, fusilier fish, angel fish[disambiguation needed] and lionfish.
Some 1,240 families reside in the fishing village of Ban Samae-San. The islands are also well known for their diving areas.
Geography
Four small islands surround Samae-San Island: Chuang Island, Chan Island, Shark Fin Rock and Rong Khon Island. Chuang Island (Koh Chuang). Chuang Island has a small bay at its southern end.