Similan Islands

Description

Similan Islands

"Kai Island" generally refers to one of two distinct island groups popular with English-speaking tourists, one in Indonesia (Kei Islands) and the other in Thailand (Koh Khai Islands).

Kai Islands, Indonesia (Kei Islands) Located in the southeastern part of the Maluku Islands, the Kei (or Kai) Islands are a remote Indonesian archipelago known for their untouched beauty, pristine white-sand beaches (like Ngur Bloat Beach), and crystal-clear waters.

Tips for visiting

Key Features: Described as a "hidden paradise" without the crowds, offering a more tranquil experience similar to the Maldives.

Activities: Popular activities include swimming, snorkeling, diving with local centers like Kei Pirate Divers, island hopping to places like Bair Island and Mortafur Island, and exploring unique spots like Hawang Cave and Evu Spring.

Logistics: The main hub is Kei Kecil, which has the main airport (Langgur Airport - LUV), accommodations, and local amenities.

Schedule

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