- published: 15 Apr 2012
- views: 4851
- author: Jeff Smith
3:46
Phuket, Patong, James Bond Island, Andaman Sea, Thailand. 2012 FULL HD
Exploring the many islands in the Andaman Sea...
published: 15 Apr 2012
author: Jeff Smith
Phuket, Patong, James Bond Island, Andaman Sea, Thailand. 2012 FULL HD
Exploring the many islands in the Andaman Sea
- published: 15 Apr 2012
- views: 4851
- author: Jeff Smith
3:46
Kevin Welch "Andaman Sea"
Kevin Welch shares a new song with us while on the Music Fog bus from Celebrity Coaches. R...
published: 09 Mar 2010
author: MusicFog
Kevin Welch "Andaman Sea"
Kevin Welch shares a new song with us while on the Music Fog bus from Celebrity Coaches. Recorded in Memphis, TN (2/19/10) musicfog.com
- published: 09 Mar 2010
- views: 13327
- author: MusicFog
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Fishing in Andaman Sea (around Koh Payam)
There was a fishing trip with mokan (sea gypsies) fishermen in Andaman Sea in 2009 October...
published: 07 Jul 2010
author: akos bartha
Fishing in Andaman Sea (around Koh Payam)
There was a fishing trip with mokan (sea gypsies) fishermen in Andaman Sea in 2009 October. "sample"
- published: 07 Jul 2010
- views: 3940
- author: akos bartha
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Andaman Sea Thai islands
Views of some of the most popular islands of Thailand on the Andaman sea .The scenery and ...
published: 15 Oct 2011
author: TravellerJ
Andaman Sea Thai islands
Views of some of the most popular islands of Thailand on the Andaman sea .The scenery and the natural beauty of these islands is among the world's best
- published: 15 Oct 2011
- views: 1304
- author: TravellerJ
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15.Scuba Diving Andaman Sea, Similan Islands, Phuket Thailand ดำน้ำสิมิลัน
Bon IslandSimilan Islands with Thailand Liveaboards Just 60 miles northwest of Phuket, lie...
published: 15 Apr 2010
author: andasong
15.Scuba Diving Andaman Sea, Similan Islands, Phuket Thailand ดำน้ำสิมิลัน
Bon IslandSimilan Islands with Thailand Liveaboards Just 60 miles northwest of Phuket, lie the Similan Islands. The word 'Similan' comes from the Malaysian word 'sembilan' (which means the number 'nine'). The Similan Island National Park is without doubt the most prestigious marine park in Thailand and easily accessible via Thailand liveaboards. Running from south to north and numbered accordingly, lie these truly unspoilt granite islands. With crystal clear seas and stunning coral formations, no wonder Jacques Cousteau believed it to be, one of the best diving destinations in the world. The islands, best experienced on Thailand liveaboards, are densely covered with tropical vegetation, offering short and easy adventure trekking through the rainforest jungles. Due to the raging south west monsoon, the exposed south, west and north sides of each island, offer stunning underwater scenery. What you see above is what you get below. Rising from depths of more than 50 metres, the sea consists of large granite boulders that lay strewn together, overgrown with hard and soft corals. This provides some magnificent Similan Islands diving, with many interesting swim throughs, canyons, archways and caves. Protected from the raging monsoons on the east side of each island, you will find untouched, powdery white sandy beaches. Underwater, you will be able to witness, sand slopes with beautiful fringing reefs. Teeming with a large diversity of marine life, these reefs are perfect for ...
- published: 15 Apr 2010
- views: 3470
- author: andasong
4:35
Coasting through Thailand, Andaman Sea Kayaking
From Rai Leh, Thailand there are great opportunities to go kayaking on the Andaman sea and...
published: 19 Mar 2009
author: Cvillemac
Coasting through Thailand, Andaman Sea Kayaking
From Rai Leh, Thailand there are great opportunities to go kayaking on the Andaman sea and explore the many interesting limestone islands as well as observe unique ecosystems that sustain interesting plants and wildlife. Snorkeling is also possible on these beautiful islands. There are also great kayaking opportunities in the mangrove forests along the coast. Watch out for macaques.
- published: 19 Mar 2009
- views: 4612
- author: Cvillemac
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Pearls of the Andaman Sea—Touring an Oyster Farm off Phuket, Thailand on RodMcNeil.TV
VISIT RODMCNEIL.TV www.RodMcNeil.TV In this video, Rod McNeil is given a tour of an offsho...
published: 18 Mar 2011
author: RodMcNeilTV
Pearls of the Andaman Sea—Touring an Oyster Farm off Phuket, Thailand on RodMcNeil.TV
VISIT RODMCNEIL.TV www.RodMcNeil.TV In this video, Rod McNeil is given a tour of an offshore oyster farm by a staff member of Mook Phuket pearl shop. As they explain on their official web site, "Phuket is famed as one of the world's most beautiful tropical islands... Mook Phuket offers a wide variety of genuine pearls from our pearl farm, with long years of experience and skill, and highest quality satisfaction. As manufacturer, wholesaler, retailer and exporter, we also offer at reasonable prices, rare deep sea shells for collection and decoration and all Phuket souvenirs and handicrafts for everyone."
- published: 18 Mar 2011
- views: 1783
- author: RodMcNeilTV
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1.Scuba Diving Andaman Sea, Similan Islands, Phuket Thailand ดำน้ำสิมิลัน
Just 60 miles northwest of Phuket, lie the Similan Islands. The word 'Similan' comes from ...
published: 16 Mar 2010
author: andasong
1.Scuba Diving Andaman Sea, Similan Islands, Phuket Thailand ดำน้ำสิมิลัน
Just 60 miles northwest of Phuket, lie the Similan Islands. The word 'Similan' comes from the Malaysian word 'sembilan' (which means the number 'nine'). The Similan Island National Park is without doubt the most prestigious marine park in Thailand and easily accessible via Thailand liveaboards. Running from south to north and numbered accordingly, lie these truly unspoilt granite islands. With crystal clear seas and stunning coral formations, no wonder Jacques Cousteau believed it to be, one of the best diving destinations in the world. The islands, best experienced on Thailand liveaboards, are densely covered with tropical vegetation, offering short and easy adventure trekking through the rainforest jungles. Due to the raging south west monsoon, the exposed south, west and north sides of each island, offer stunning underwater scenery. What you see above is what you get below. Rising from depths of more than 50 metres, the sea consists of large granite boulders that lay strewn together, overgrown with hard and soft corals. This provides some magnificent Similan Islands diving, with many interesting swim throughs, canyons, archways and caves. Protected from the raging monsoons on the east side of each island, you will find untouched, powdery white sandy beaches. Underwater, you will be able to witness, sand slopes with beautiful fringing reefs. Teeming with a large diversity of marine life, these reefs are perfect for drift diving. Being part of the Indian Ocean network ...
- published: 16 Mar 2010
- views: 13055
- author: andasong
5:23
22.Scuba Diving Andaman Sea, Similan Islands, Phuket Thailand ดำน้ำสิมิลัน
Similan Islands with Thailand Liveaboards Just 60 miles northwest of Phuket, lie the Simil...
published: 03 Jun 2010
author: andasong
22.Scuba Diving Andaman Sea, Similan Islands, Phuket Thailand ดำน้ำสิมิลัน
Similan Islands with Thailand Liveaboards Just 60 miles northwest of Phuket, lie the Similan Islands. The word 'Similan' comes from the Malaysian word 'sembilan' (which means the number 'nine'). The Similan Island National Park is without doubt the most prestigious marine park in Thailand and easily accessible via Thailand liveaboards. Running from south to north and numbered accordingly, lie these truly unspoilt granite islands. With crystal clear seas and stunning coral formations, no wonder Jacques Cousteau believed it to be, one of the best diving destinations in the world. The islands, best experienced on Thailand liveaboards, are densely covered with tropical vegetation, offering short and easy adventure trekking through the rainforest jungles. Due to the raging south west monsoon, the exposed south, west and north sides of each island, offer stunning underwater scenery. What you see above is what you get below. Rising from depths of more than 50 metres, the sea consists of large granite boulders that lay strewn together, overgrown with hard and soft corals. This provides some magnificent Similan Islands diving, with many interesting swim throughs, canyons, archways and caves. Protected from the raging monsoons on the east side of each island, you will find untouched, powdery white sandy beaches. Underwater, you will be able to witness, sand slopes with beautiful fringing reefs. Teeming with a large diversity of marine life, these reefs are perfect for drift diving ...
- published: 03 Jun 2010
- views: 1740
- author: andasong
5:23
Tomb Raider: Underworld Walkthrough - Andaman Sea 1/1
Andaman Sea 1/1. TRU full walkthrough. Includes all treasures and relics....
published: 07 Dec 2008
author: 1araCr0ft
Tomb Raider: Underworld Walkthrough - Andaman Sea 1/1
Andaman Sea 1/1. TRU full walkthrough. Includes all treasures and relics.
- published: 07 Dec 2008
- views: 27727
- author: 1araCr0ft
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Similan Islands - The Pearls of the Andaman Sea
Paradise for coral seekers, snorkel freaks and nature lovers. Like a string of pearls in t...
published: 25 Oct 2009
author: wildking4U
Similan Islands - The Pearls of the Andaman Sea
Paradise for coral seekers, snorkel freaks and nature lovers. Like a string of pearls in the Andaman Sea about 70 km from the coast line of the Phang Nga province you find Similan Islands. The Islands are uninhabited and under protection of the authorities of the National Park. No commercial activity is allowed and therefore you will find no private owned hotels, restaurants or shops.
- published: 25 Oct 2009
- views: 1900
- author: wildking4U
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Andaman Sea Post Tsunami
A look at the underwater flora and fauna of the andaman sea off Koh Phi Phi. Filmed by Hug...
published: 27 Jul 2007
author: audiodacity
Andaman Sea Post Tsunami
A look at the underwater flora and fauna of the andaman sea off Koh Phi Phi. Filmed by Hugh Coulson and music by
- published: 27 Jul 2007
- views: 4720
- author: audiodacity
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Diving the Andaman Sea, Thailand March 2008
Diving in the Andaman Sea, in Thailand with Aladdin Dive Safari, leaving from Ranong. We w...
published: 10 Jun 2008
author: Egbert de Pauw
Diving the Andaman Sea, Thailand March 2008
Diving in the Andaman Sea, in Thailand with Aladdin Dive Safari, leaving from Ranong. We went with aladdin last year (2007) to Burma to dive the Mergui Archipelago. This year we went back to dive the Similan and Surin Islands of the coast of Thailand.
- published: 10 Jun 2008
- views: 3152
- author: Egbert de Pauw
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18.Scuba Diving Andaman Sea, Similan Islands, Phuket Thailand ดำน้ำสิมิลัน
Similan Islands with Thailand Liveaboards Just 60 miles northwest of Phuket, lie the Simil...
published: 19 Apr 2010
author: andasong
18.Scuba Diving Andaman Sea, Similan Islands, Phuket Thailand ดำน้ำสิมิลัน
Similan Islands with Thailand Liveaboards Just 60 miles northwest of Phuket, lie the Similan Islands. The word 'Similan' comes from the Malaysian word 'sembilan' (which means the number 'nine'). The Similan Island National Park is without doubt the most prestigious marine park in Thailand and easily accessible via Thailand liveaboards. Running from south to north and numbered accordingly, lie these truly unspoilt granite islands. With crystal clear seas and stunning coral formations, no wonder Jacques Cousteau believed it to be, one of the best diving destinations in the world. The islands, best experienced on Thailand liveaboards, are densely covered with tropical vegetation, offering short and easy adventure trekking through the rainforest jungles. Due to the raging south west monsoon, the exposed south, west and north sides of each island, offer stunning underwater scenery. What you see above is what you get below. Rising from depths of more than 50 metres, the sea consists of large granite boulders that lay strewn together, overgrown with hard and soft corals. This provides some magnificent Similan Islands diving, with many interesting swim throughs, canyons, archways and caves. Protected from the raging monsoons on the east side of each island, you will find untouched, powdery white sandy beaches. Underwater, you will be able to witness, sand slopes with beautiful fringing reefs. Teeming with a large diversity of marine life, these reefs are perfect for drift diving ...
- published: 19 Apr 2010
- views: 2587
- author: andasong
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3.Scuba Diving Andaman Sea, Similan Islands, Phuket Thailand ดำน้ำสิมิลัน
Just 60 miles northwest of Phuket, lie the Similan Islands. The word 'Similan' comes from ...
published: 19 Mar 2010
author: andasong
3.Scuba Diving Andaman Sea, Similan Islands, Phuket Thailand ดำน้ำสิมิลัน
Just 60 miles northwest of Phuket, lie the Similan Islands. The word 'Similan' comes from the Malaysian word 'sembilan' (which means the number 'nine'). The Similan Island National Park is without doubt the most prestigious marine park in Thailand and easily accessible via Thailand liveaboards. Running from south to north and numbered accordingly, lie these truly unspoilt granite islands. With crystal clear seas and stunning coral formations, no wonder Jacques Cousteau believed it to be, one of the best diving destinations in the world. The islands, best experienced on Thailand liveaboards, are densely covered with tropical vegetation, offering short and easy adventure trekking through the rainforest jungles. Due to the raging south west monsoon, the exposed south, west and north sides of each island, offer stunning underwater scenery. What you see above is what you get below. Rising from depths of more than 50 metres, the sea consists of large granite boulders that lay strewn together, overgrown with hard and soft corals. This provides some magnificent Similan Islands diving, with many interesting swim throughs, canyons, archways and caves. Protected from the raging monsoons on the east side of each island, you will find untouched, powdery white sandy beaches. Underwater, you will be able to witness, sand slopes with beautiful fringing reefs. Teeming with a large diversity of marine life, these reefs are perfect for drift diving. Being part of the Indian Ocean network ...
- published: 19 Mar 2010
- views: 2230
- author: andasong
5:34
2.Scuba Diving Andaman Sea, Similan Islands, Phuket Thailand ดำน้ำสิมิลัน
Just 60 miles northwest of Phuket, lie the Similan Islands. The word 'Similan' comes from ...
published: 19 Mar 2010
author: andasong
2.Scuba Diving Andaman Sea, Similan Islands, Phuket Thailand ดำน้ำสิมิลัน
Just 60 miles northwest of Phuket, lie the Similan Islands. The word 'Similan' comes from the Malaysian word 'sembilan' (which means the number 'nine'). The Similan Island National Park is without doubt the most prestigious marine park in Thailand and easily accessible via Thailand liveaboards. Running from south to north and numbered accordingly, lie these truly unspoilt granite islands. With crystal clear seas and stunning coral formations, no wonder Jacques Cousteau believed it to be, one of the best diving destinations in the world. The islands, best experienced on Thailand liveaboards, are densely covered with tropical vegetation, offering short and easy adventure trekking through the rainforest jungles. Due to the raging south west monsoon, the exposed south, west and north sides of each island, offer stunning underwater scenery. What you see above is what you get below. Rising from depths of more than 50 metres, the sea consists of large granite boulders that lay strewn together, overgrown with hard and soft corals. This provides some magnificent Similan Islands diving, with many interesting swim throughs, canyons, archways and caves. Protected from the raging monsoons on the east side of each island, you will find untouched, powdery white sandy beaches. Underwater, you will be able to witness, sand slopes with beautiful fringing reefs. Teeming with a large diversity of marine life, these reefs are perfect for drift diving. Being part of the Indian Ocean network ...
- published: 19 Mar 2010
- views: 4708
- author: andasong
8:23
Jija Yanin "Journey Club : Treasure of Andaman Sea" 1/6
"Journey Club" the 2nd Episode of Jija Yanin. (Saturday Feb,13 2010 10.20 pm.) Go to the p...
published: 27 Feb 2010
author: YANINFANCLUB
Jija Yanin "Journey Club : Treasure of Andaman Sea" 1/6
"Journey Club" the 2nd Episode of Jija Yanin. (Saturday Feb,13 2010 10.20 pm.) Go to the paradise of Andaman Sea called Maldives of Thailand at south of Thailand, Stool. This part you'll see the place of history,Prison of Tarutao in the past that surrounded by sea and pirates.
- published: 27 Feb 2010
- views: 1804
- author: YANINFANCLUB
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"Cruising on sailing Yacht TIKI the Andaman Sea" Evablues's photos around Langkawi, Malaysia
Preview of Evablues's blog at TravelPod. Read the full blog here: www.travelpod.com This b...
published: 22 Nov 2010
author: TripAdvisorTRIPWOWu
"Cruising on sailing Yacht TIKI the Andaman Sea" Evablues's photos around Langkawi, Malaysia
Preview of Evablues's blog at TravelPod. Read the full blog here: www.travelpod.com This blog preview was made by TravelPod using the TripAdvisor™ TripWow slideshow creator. Learn more about these videos: www.travelpod.com
- published: 22 Nov 2010
- views: 3622
- author: TripAdvisorTRIPWOWu
