Koh Yao Noi is the second largest island
in Phang Nga Bay. There is still a lot of undeveloped land on the island
and the northern tip has very nice limestone cliffs.
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Grateful Wall is a wonderful climbing spot. I the winter months
it is completely in the shape. Doot and some of his buddies built
a nice platform at the base of the cliff so folks who aren't on
the wall can relax.
Our tours are flexible. The near proximity to one another makes ocean crossings appropriate for active novices. Or, we can use our escort boat to access islands and just paddle along their coastlines.
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Here is a selection of photos of The Grateful Wall on Koh Yao Noi. All photos © copyright Dave Williams
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Our local climbing guide Doot. Doot has been a climber for most of his life. He started out climbing for bird nests with the edible nest swift company that supplies bird spit nest for Chinese soup... eew. |
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My website guru and friend Adam Buckley. Adam handles the stuff that wrecks my brain. Though full-time a computer wiz who rarely sees the sun, he shot right up a couple of intermediate routes! |
Adam's girlfriend Ella has never climbed before. She fell in love with it right away and did a pretty darn good job of getting herself up the rock. |
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Here I am posing... I do that a lot.
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