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    One of my favorite sunset shots of Koh Tao, cloudier than expected but the colors were brilliant. by: pmok Views[741] Several restaurants play movies on their TV at night to attract diners; most have no clue what the movie is. This one thought the movie is named Forgot what I bought to get this plastic bag, but I'm impressed that it's biodegradable. Hope other Koh Tao vendors may follow suit! by: pmok Views[566] Sunset over Jamson Bay. I endured many mosquito bites during the 30 minute sunset duration. by: pmok Views[592] View from my 100b beach chair/umbrella on Nangyuan Island. The cluster of boats in the water are at a very famous dive site named Twins, I dived there a few times myself. by: pmok Views[561]
     
    A husband teaching his wife to snorkel, she was wearing a life vest and the water was only waist high, but was still too fearful. Hmmm.... by: pmok Views[871] A wood path almost goes all the way around one of the mounds of Nangyuan Island by: pmok Views[533] Close-up of the connecting beaches, no Photoshopping needed! by: pmok Views[999] This is THE shot of Nangyuan Island, taken from the viewpoint. The famous triple-connecting beaches are out of this world. by: pmok Views[2530] Luxury resorts along coast of Koh Tao, not for me this time, maybe one day! by: pmok Views[542]
     
    My favorite snack, pancake with bananas. so yum! by: pmok Views[388] Sai Nuan Beach, a secluded beach excellent for swimming and snorkeling. by: pmok Views[961] A stretch of the Discovered this private beach Jamson Beach that's part of a resort, very secluded and perfect for swimming. by: pmok Views[503] Typical day on Koh Tao: blue sky, clear water, taxi water waiting for passengers. by: pmok Views[1647]
     
    Never got tired of seeing the sunset by: pmok Views[402] Sairee Beach, clubs lined the beach with lounge chairs and even beds. by: pmok Views[892]    

     

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    View back from the lookout point. Fun fact: In the second half of the nineteenth century this area also was the location of what was called the
    View back from the lookout point. Fun fact: In the second half of the nineteenth century this area also was the location of what was called the "Guano Boom". Bird dung was extracted and sent to France and England. Huge amounts of money were made by the Peruvian government but like all good things it came to an end when a synthetic substitute was invented.

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