Snorkel· Koh Sup· Thailand
Koh Nui & Koh Sup Twin Stacks
7° 59.7′ N · 98° 33.9′ E · approximate
Koh Sup's twin limestone stacks stand off Koh Yao Yai's west coast, directly west of Ao Labu. A reader of the Southeast Asia Pilot rates them a good lunch and swim stop.
Practical
Position approximate: the Pilot places Koh Sup directly west of the Ao Labu South waypoint (07°59.698N 98°34.229E) but gives no distance, so this point lies on that bearing and must be confirmed by eye and on the chart. A reader anchored on Koh Sup's southeast side in 17 m, mud and sand. Koh Nui is the islet sheltering the Ao Labu South anchorage. Watch for the rocky outcrop half a mile north of Koh Nui that shows only at low tide.
Best for
Lunch and swim stop on the way down Koh Yao Yai
Season
Settled weather; exposed to the west
Nearby
- Ao Labu South Anchorage0.3 NM away
- Laem Yai Pier (Ao Labu South, Koh Yao Yai)0.4 NM away
- Santhiya Pier (Loh Pared, Koh Yao Yai)0.8 NM away
- Loh Pared Beach (Koh Yao Yai)0.9 NM away
- Loh Paret Bay Anchorage (Santithiya)0.9 NM away
- Haris Kitchen (Loh Pared)1 NM away
- Together Restaurant (Loh Pared)1 NM away
- Esso Fuel Station (Koh Yao Yai)1.8 NM away