Every piece of waste we throw away doesn’t just disappear — it stays with us for a very long time. Here’s how long different types of trash take to decompose and their impact on the environment and Thailand’s oceans:Plastic: Takes 450+ years to decompose 🔹 Aluminum Cans: Take 80-200 years 🔹 Glass Bottles: Take up […]
Category Archives: Sustainable & Eco-friendly
Did you know?Some types of sunscreen are actually enemies of the ocean.If you want to enjoy the sea, don’t forget to love and protect it too. 🌊When we head to the beach, sunscreen is usually the first thing we pack.But here’s the harsh truth:Ordinary sunscreens we use daily could be silently killing coral reefs. How […]
One of the best parts of snorkeling or scuba diving is immersing yourself in the world of marine life. Being surrounded by vibrant tropical fish is an exciting experience, and this is why some divers like to feed fish with food scraps such as rice or bread to attract them closer. If you’re planning your […]
Born Without a Shell From the moment they hatch, hermit crabs are unlike other crabs — they are born without a protective shell of their own. Tiny and vulnerable, newborn hermit crabs must quickly find shelter to survive. They usually seek out empty seashells left behind by dead marine animals as their very first “home.”They […]
When packing for the beach, sunscreen is a must.But what if the sunscreen you love could be harming the ocean you adore? Surprisingly, but true — many common sunscreens contain chemicals that are toxic to coral reefs.At Love Andaman, we believe traveling responsibly starts with small but powerful choices.Let’s dive into why choosing Reef-Safe Sunscreen […]
🐠 Meet the Parrotfish: Nature’s Beach Builder If you’ve ever relaxed on a soft, powdery beach in Myanmar’s Andaman Sea, chances are you owe some gratitude to a little underwater artist—the parrotfish. Found throughout vibrant coral reefs around Se La Va Island, Nyuang Oo Phee, and other top snorkeling spots, parrotfish are a must-see on […]
Dive into the World of Algae in Myanmar’s Pristine Waters When exploring Se La Va and Nyuang Oo Phee Islands, the true beauty lies below the surface. While most people focus on vibrant coral reefs and marine animals, Myanmar’s underwater gardens also host a lesser-known, yet equally mesmerizing cast of characters—marine algae. These organisms not […]