Sunset frisbie on the beach Lotus Bar Koh Tao
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Relaxing after a hot day on the beach at Lotus Bar. Koh Tao's most famous beach bar. The place to be for a late afternoon drink. Located right on the beach front Lotus Bar isthe perfect spot for watching spectacular sunsets.
Lotus Bar features nightly fire dancer shows to astound the crowds. Beach blankets and cushions are...
Beach in Sairee sunset at Lotus Bar Koh Tao under the horizontal coconut tree. Sairee Beach is the m...
After a few days of a tropical storm Sairee beach was covered in driftwood and debris. Lotus Bar is ...
There are over 50 dive shops on Koh Tao offering Padi and SSI courses. First time scuba divers can l...
Sairee Village has many restaurants, Bars and shops catering to the high volume of foreign travelers....
One of 5 - 7/11 shops on this small 21 square kilometer island called koh Tao. Sairee beach is a po...
Koh Tao Cabana Resort is at the end of Sairee beach with a beautiful view over sandy beaches and beau...
Chill out bar cabana styleRim Lae Restaurant, as part of Koh Tao Cabana Resort, is designed to be one...
Wikipedia:Ko Tao (also often Koh Tao, Thai: เกาะเต่า, Thai pronunciation: [kɔ̀ʔ tàw], lit. "Turtle Island") is an island in Thailand located near the western shore of the Gulf of Thailand. It covers an area of about 21 km². Administratively it forms a tambon within the district (Amphoe) Ko Pha Ngan of Surat Thani Province. As at end 2006 its official population is 1382 [1]. The main settlement is Ban Mae Hat.The economy of the island is almost exclusively centered around tourism, especially scuba diving.Ko Tao was named by its first settlers for the island's turtle-like geographic shape.[citation needed] Coincidentally, the island is an important breeding ground for Hawksbill turtles and Green turtles. Development of tourism has negatively impacted the health of these grounds but a breeding program organised in 2004 by the Royal Thai Navy and KT-DOC, a coalition of local scuba diving centres has reintroduced hundreds of juvenile turtles to the island's ecosystem.