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There's more to do outdoors
on this island than we can fit into the site–but try clicking on some
of the choices below to get an idea of the variety available...
clownfish photo: Dave Zaharychuk, Larry's Dive
The Gulf of Siam isn't the Andaman Sea, and even in the Gulf,
we have to concede that places like Ko Tao outshine Sichang. But where else
can you see many varieties of coral, squid, sea anemones, plenty of fish (including
some occasional big ones, and the rare sea turtles and dolphins) so close
to Bangkok?
There are plenty of good places along the cliffs around the
island, but our favorite areas are the main, north beach of Ko- Khaangkhaao
and around neabry Koh Thaai Taa Muen. If you snorkel off the main beach of
Ko-Khaanghkhaao, you should go at least 100 m offshore to see the best coral.
You'll need to hire a boat or rent a kayak to get to these places; we've always
felt it was very well worth it. You can rent snorkels, masks and life jackets,
but not fins, on Ko-Khaangkhaao for B100 per day.
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