Marine national parks in Thailand, managed by the Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation, are carefully protected to preserve their natural beauty and biodiversity
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🚫 Visitor Limits
Popular destinations like Similan Islands enforce daily visitor limits
Purpose:
- Reduce environmental impact
- Prevent overcrowding
- Enhance visitor experience
📅 Seasonal Closures
Most marine parks close during May – October
Reasons:
- Ecosystem recovery
- Monsoon safety
Example: Surin Islands
🐠 No Touching Marine Life
Strict rules include:
- No touching coral
- No feeding fish
- No disturbing marine animals
🚯 No Waste Policy
- Avoid single-use plastics
- Take all trash back with you
Supports sustainable tourism
🚤 Restricted Activities
- Limited snorkeling/diving zones
- Controlled boat access
- Some areas completely off-limits
⚠️ Follow Park Officials
Authorities may:
- Deny entry
- Adjust activities for safety
✨ Conclusion
These rules are not restrictions—but protection
Respecting them ensures the Andaman Sea remains a world-class destination for generations
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