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Despite it's exploitive private holdings Ko Samet is a National Park. Its an easier island to get to and is beautiful. It has resisted major development so far and for the time being can be considered a backpackers island. Look for a peacefull stay depending on your place of choice and relax; You wont be unhappy with this gorgeous island.

Hat Sai Kaew

The mermaid on the way south to Ao Hin Khok

Ao Phuta

Ban Phe

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