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Phuket’s most popular island trips reopening in October

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There’s a sniff of high season in the air with the reopening of some of the most popular islands and island tours over the next few weeks.

Each year several of the most popular island trips are closed down due to the poor weather and rough seas, as well as a commitment from marine national park officials to give some of the most popular locations a rest from tourists once a year.

Maya Bay, for example, is closed down each year during August and September. The tourist magnet on Koh Phi Phi Leh was closed for nearly three years, including during the Covid pandemic for a much needed rest from the tourists. So the annual 2 month break is now an important part of the attraction’s eco-maintenance moving forward.

During the Covid ‘break’, a new pier and walkway was established on south eastern side of the small island. The anchorage on the west side was also shut to prevent tour boats from throwing their anchors out or landing on the beach. These changes have certainly helped the Bay’s marine life and corals to recover.

Schedule for re-openings…

October 1  – Maya Bay, Koh Phi Phi Leh

October 15 – Similans / Surin/ Koh Ha/ Koh Rok / Koh Kradan

If you want to check out tours, and others, to any of the best island locations off Phuket, click HERE.

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