Joanna James
Thailand is home to a fascinating array of wildlife, and this extends to its coastal waters. These areas are covered in coral reefs and natural coves which provide vital habitats for some of the rarest marine life on the planet. This includes the endangered dugong – one of the strangest marine mammals found on Earth – as well as avifauna like black-necked storks and sea eagles. In order to better preserve these ecosystems, Thailand has designated several of these areas as national parks. If you’re staying at a coastal resort such as the Avani+ Samui Resort and are looking for things to do in Samui, it doesn’t get much better than a visit to one of these fantastic marine parks.
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A travel writer who has a passion for fashion and a deep interest in admiring new and exotic attractions around the world.
