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matlaz Says: We found nice small rocks around the resort, they are smooth, white and have flat bottom. If you come with children, bring along paint and brush.
dabuwan Says: The coral around Ko Bulon Le is abundant and lively. Take care while snorkelling not to scratch your chest on the reef, as in some locations the coral is at a depth of less than one meter and if the sea is a bit rough it could be dangerous.
dabuwan Says: It's possible to do some very good snorkelling in Ko Bulon Le, just a few meters from the beach.Though the sea was a bit rough, the water was very clear and snorkelling very enjoyable.It's a pity that the cheap underwater disposable cameras make such poor quality pics.
dabuwan Says: The warm Andaman sea has incredible turquoise and blue colours around Ko Bulon Le.I've been here twice (once in April and once in January) and the sea was quite rough both times. I think that steady winds are quite common around here and the island becomes off limits during...
dabuwan Says: The long sandy beach on the eastern coast of the island is ideal for a nice walk on the shore. Most of the beach is backed by shady Casuarina trees, that offer a cool retreat from the peak midday heat.
dabuwan Says: The main beach of Ko Bulon Leh is located on the eastern side of the island, where most resorts are located and where the boat will drop you on arrival.It is a long sandy beach and there are somewhere just a few rocks. In some locations the coral reef starts very close to...
dabuwan Says: There were four "resorts" (= bunches of huts) on Ko Bulon Le: three on the sandy east coast, one at a small rocky bay on the north coast (30 min. walk between them).The Pansand Resort on the main beach, where I was staying, is the largest and probably the best, though very...
dabuwan Says: Normally there is just one small boat daily to/from Pak Bara, a small village in Satun province, that takes about one hour.When I visited, the boat was leaving Ko Bulon Le early in the morning (around 8 a.m.) and was leaving Pak Bara early in the afternoon (around 2 p.m.)....
Many thai people swim with clothes on
dabuwan Says: While most Thai tourists don't like so much to sunbath, they do like swimming.Anyway most of them, especially girls, go into the sea with their clothes on.
dabuwan Says: The Andaman sea gets pretty rough during the monsoon season, approximately from July to November. It is thus difficult to reach Ko Bulon Le (and other islands in the Andaman sea, like Ko Tarutao) in that period, when most accomodations also shut down.Anyway, throughout the...
dabuwan Says: There are many small uninhabited islands around Ko Bulon Le. The nearest one is Ko Bulon Rang, but arriving from Pak Bara by boat you'll see many others.You need to charter a boat for the day if you want to reach some of them for excellent snorkelling in a pristine...
dabuwan Says: Mango bay (so the locals call it) is a small bay on the southern coast, that can be easily reached by foot in about 1 hour walk from the resorts area.The sandy beach has many rocks, that make it not so good for swimming, but ideal for snorkelling.
dabuwan Says: I spent new years eve on Ko Bulon Le, having a relaxed party on the beach all night and swimming the morning after in the warm sea.Very nice memories.
dabuwan Says: Ko Bulon Le is a paradise island in the Andaman sea: blue sky and sea, white sand, green lush trees. Amazing colours that change their depth and tonality during the day and depending on the weather.
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While most Thai tourists don't like so much to sunbath, they do like swimming.Anyway most of them, especially girls, go into the sea with their clothes on.
Q: Hi, We are terribly worried about the effects of the tsuami. Does anyone know how it affected Bulon Leh? Thanks, Ida
A: hi i too am very concerned about ko bulon.if you get any news please could you forward to me.like wise i will to you thanks,alex
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Ko Bulon Le is the largest of the Ko Bulon archipelago, a group of islands in the Andaman sea, making part of the larger Phetra Islands National park. I visited the island twice in 1994 and 1997 and...
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After spending 1 fantastic week in Ko Lipe, Rawi and Adang 3 months earlier, I've fallen in love with the islands around here. So I want to start discovering the islands every 3 months or so moving up...
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Can U Stand A Week On Koh Bulon?
Nightshots from our week on the deserted island of Koh Bulon. Very quiet but for the sounds of the waves and the bats screeching in the darkness of the wee hours. Oh, and the always-too-late slapping...
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