Ko Hin Son

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Stacked granite pillars in the sea southwest of Ko Rawi, resembling Stonehenge. It is a popular spot for photos and diving from boats.

Ko Hin Son, meaning 'stacked stones,' is a group of layered granite pillars in the sea southwest of Ko Rawi. They resemble Stonehenge. It is a photo stop on the long-distance island-hopping tours by long-tail boat. The surrounding underwater area is also a popular dive site, with soft corals and schools of barracuda. The island cannot be landed on, so it is viewed from the boat only. The trip out to sea is long, so anyone prone to seasickness should take medication in advance.

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Rock formations · Diving · Island hopping

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