Surin tour photo copyrighted by: Suriya Nuntasukhon The Koh Surin archipelago is a 135 square kilometres area lying in the Andaman
Sea some 53 kilometres off mainland Ranong Province. The park's five islands lie just south of the border with Burma. The two main islands, Koh Surin Nua and Koh Surin Tai, are separated by a narrow strait, only 200 metres wide, with almost no flat ground beyond small pockets of mangrove and little beaches which nestle in the many coves. The 2 islands cover 19 square kilometres respectively 12 square kilometres with the highest point on the latter one elevating to 350 metres. The other islands in the group are only rocky islets, sparsely covered with scrub vegetation.
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