Gulf of Thailand
Sea near Bangkok
The Gulf of Thailand is a shallow inlet of the South China Sea, bordered by Thailand, Cambodia, Vietnam, and Malaysia.
It curves along Thailand's eastern and southern coasts, encompassing popular resort areas like Pattaya and the islands of Ko Samui and Ko Phangan.
The gulf supports major fishing industries and shipping routes to Bangkok's port.
- Bay of BengalNortheastern Indian Ocean inlet
- Andaman SeaIndian Ocean arm, Southeast Asia
- Yellow SeaMarginal Pacific between Asia's coasts
- Mekong RiverLong Southeast Asian waterway
- mangrove forestsSalt-tolerant coastal tree ecosystems
inlet · fishing villages · fishing boats · squid fishing · floating markets · coral reefs · marine conservation · coastal erosion · local seafood · Sea of Japan · beach resorts · turquoise waters · estuaries · Cambodia · tropical climate · Phuket · scuba diving · Bering Sea
Gulf of Thailandopen ocean
Sea far from shore
Pacific Ocean · deep sea · high seas · Atlantic Ocean · Indian Ocean
Gulf of ThailandGulf of Alaska
Northern Pacific inlet
Arctic Ocean · Gulf of Mexico · Bay of Biscay · Mediterranean Sea · North Sea