Robinson Crusoe Tented Camp Wowing Travelers

Category: Hotels, Posted:23 Feb 2015 | 06:00 am

Phuket's Indochine Safari Company is creating a buzz with their Koh Kam Nui tented camp.
Located on an island of the same name north of the Surin islands, the location is within the Laem Son National Park.
While tents are rustic, the appeal remains stunning ocean front access.
The border areas between Ranong and Southern Myanmar is increasingly becoming a travelers object of desire.
Sadly as in the case of diving in the Similan's, the resort is closed during the monsoon season.
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