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A June pilot at Memories Beach brought surf coaches, wellness partners, researchers, and tourism teams together to shape Thailand Surf Therapy — a warm, practical way to reconnect with the sea.
In the mangrove forests of Phang Nga Bay, a community of beekeepers has found that the sweetest honey and the strongest coastline grow from the same roots. Their story is rewriting how Thailand restores its shores.
When the water off Koh Phra Thong begins to glow electric blue-green, it's not magic — it's one of the most extraordinary living light shows on Earth. And for generations, the Moken have been reading that glow like a living map of the ocean.
In Khao Lak, the monsoon season that once emptied the beaches is now filling them with surfers. Handcrafted Paulownia-wood boards from The Board Factory, a growing community of wave-riders of all ages, and Memories Beach's gentle breaks are turning Phang Nga's green season into a surf-village awakening.
Every June, Kapong District in Phang Nga cracks open its signature Salika durian — a GI-registered fruit with a century of history and a creamy flavour found nowhere else. The 2026 festival brings orchard visits, a durian buffet, and a taste of Andaman coast fruit tourism.
A leatherback sea turtle nicknamed Mae Namo has laid her sixth nest of the season on a Phang Nga beach — a remarkable milestone for Thailand's most endangered sea turtle, and a testament to the coastline's growing culture of care.
Forget the dry-season crowds. From June to October, the Andaman coast turns vivid green, Phang Nga Bay stays calm enough for kayaking, waterfalls roar at full flow, and the afternoon light becomes a photographer's dream. Here is your practical guide to Thailand's most rewarding — and most misunderstood — season.
A landmark June 2026 study in the journal Science confirms what Andaman coast communities already knew: mangrove forests are coming back. After four decades of satellite tracking, the global trend has reversed — and Phang Nga Bay is living proof.
Venus and Jupiter put on their closest cosmic dance until 2028 this June — and the show isn't over yet. Here's what you can still catch from the Andaman coast this week.
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