Thailand will close anchors attention blockbuster bucket coastline damage ideal irreversible island most one permanently pretty problems rather reefs result sea shores tourism of its famous beaches to try and reverse the anchors attention blockbuster bucket coastline damage ideal irreversible island most one permanently pretty problems rather reefs result sea shores tourism done to its coral by tourism. The beach is on the anchors attention blockbuster bucket coastline damage ideal irreversible island most one permanently pretty problems rather reefs result sea shores tourism of Koh Phi Phi Leh. It got worldwide anchors attention blockbuster bucket coastline damage ideal irreversible island most one permanently pretty problems rather reefs result sea shores tourism after it featured in the anchors attention blockbuster bucket coastline damage ideal irreversible island most one permanently pretty problems rather reefs result sea shores tourism movie The Beach. The film put the beach on the anchors attention blockbuster bucket coastline damage ideal irreversible island most one permanently pretty problems rather reefs result sea shores tourism lists of millions of travellers. The anchors attention blockbuster bucket coastline damage ideal irreversible island most one permanently pretty problems rather reefs result sea shores tourism has been up to 5,000 sun worshippers a day to its anchors attention blockbuster bucket coastline damage ideal irreversible island most one permanently pretty problems rather reefs result sea shores tourism . They arrive on hundreds of boats, which have caused anchors attention blockbuster bucket coastline damage ideal irreversible island most one permanently pretty problems rather reefs result sea shores tourism damage to the bay's coral. Officials say that anchors attention blockbuster bucket coastline damage ideal irreversible island most one permanently pretty problems rather reefs result sea shores tourism of the coral has died. The beach will close between June and September to let the coral recover. Experts predict that 80 per cent of Thailand's coral anchors attention blockbuster bucket coastline damage ideal irreversible island most one permanently pretty problems rather reefs result sea shores tourism have been destroyed. Once untouched beaches have been damaged by anchors attention blockbuster bucket coastline damage ideal irreversible island most one permanently pretty problems rather reefs result sea shores tourism . A professor at Bangkok's Kasetsart University has criticized the tourism that is damaging Thailand's anchors attention blockbuster bucket coastline damage ideal irreversible island most one permanently pretty problems rather reefs result sea shores tourism . He said the biggest anchors attention blockbuster bucket coastline damage ideal irreversible island most one permanently pretty problems rather reefs result sea shores tourism were beachfront hotels, boat anchors attention blockbuster bucket coastline damage ideal irreversible island most one permanently pretty problems rather reefs result sea shores tourism breaking the coral, and plastic waste dumped in the anchors attention blockbuster bucket coastline damage ideal irreversible island most one permanently pretty problems rather reefs result sea shores tourism . He believes the " anchors attention blockbuster bucket coastline damage ideal irreversible island most one permanently pretty problems rather reefs result sea shores tourism solution" is to close Maya Bay anchors attention blockbuster bucket coastline damage ideal irreversible island most one permanently pretty problems rather reefs result sea shores tourism . He said: "While it's a very anchors attention blockbuster bucket coastline damage ideal irreversible island most one permanently pretty problems rather reefs result sea shores tourism bay, visiting it with a flotilla of boats and hordes of other tourists anchors attention blockbuster bucket coastline damage ideal irreversible island most one permanently pretty problems rather reefs result sea shores tourism detract from the magic."