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Plankton bloom turns Thai island waters a bright, smelly green

KO LAN, Thailand: The sea off Thailand's popular tourist island of Ko Lan turned a bright, pungent green this week as heavy rains and floods helped spark a plankton bloom that kept some swimmers on shore.

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浮游生物大量繁殖,使泰国岛屿水域变成鲜艳而散发异味的绿色。

Tourists swim in green seawater associated with a plankton bloom, in Koh Lan, Pattaya on Oct 1, 2026. - Reuters

KO LAN, Thailand: The sea off Thailand's popular tourist island of Ko Lan turned a bright, pungent green this week as heavy rains and floods helped spark a plankton bloom that kept some swimmers on shore.

Dense patches of green could be seen stretching along parts of the coast, with jet skis floating in discoloured waters around the island in the northern part of the Gulf of Thailand, while other stretches of the shoreline were unaffected.

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