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Andaman Sea is one of the clean blue deep seas that inhabit several islands that are major tourist attractions. Most of the islands in the Andaman Sea are uninhabited. But the islands in this region also hosts exquisite and rich flora and fauna in its domain. It proudly boasts of one of the oldest ecosystems in the world.
Koh Bulon lies twenty kilometers south from the from the mainland coast of the Satun. It lies down south and borders Malaysia. To reach Koh Bulon one has to travel to Pakbara, which is a small town near Satun. There after one can take ferry to Koh Bulon Lae. This island is proud of its fantastic and clean beaches on its east coast. The northern part of the island does not have any beaches but only some gypsy inhabitants and the rocky bays. These rocky bays on the north of the island are Panka Yai Bay and Panka Noi Bay. The south of the island boasts of the beautiful Mango Bay. The beaches are lined with beautiful casurina trees and have white sand. Snorkeling is one of the most opted sports on these beaches.
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Koh Bulon is located in Thailand, and has many resorts and attractions