Place to Visit

Koh Lanta's west coast is a beach lover's paradise, stretching from lively shores to peaceful hidden bays. Each beach has its own charm, and hopping from one to another is one of the best ways to experience the island. Here’s a quick guide:

• Klong Dao: Wide and gently sloping, this beach is ideal for families with kids. Close to Saladan town, it’s convenient with shops, restaurants, and 7-Elevens nearby. Only 300 meters, walk 2 minutes to the beach.

• Phra Ae (Long Beach): Known for its long stretch of soft sand and trendy beach bars. Great spot for sunset cocktails and swimming. 5 minutes by car

• Relax Bay: A small and peaceful cove tucked between Long Beach and Klong Khong. True to its name, perfect for chilling with a book. 10 minutes by car

• Klong Khong: A bohemian vibe with reggae bars, beach lounges, and backpacker-style bungalows. Best for low-key nightlife. 14 minutes by car

• Klong Tob: Quieter and less developed, this area is good for those wanting more privacy with a touch of local living. 16 minutes by car

• Klong Nin: A charming, laid-back beach with a mix of mid-range resorts and beachfront restaurants. Great for watching the sun dip into the sea. 20 minutes by car

• Nui Beach: A small hidden bay surrounded by cliffs and palm trees. Not always swimmable due to waves, but worth a visit for the view. 25 minutes by car

• Klong Hin: A rustic and quiet beach, great for those wanting to escape the crowds completely. 28 minutes by car

• Kantiang Bay: Often called one of the most beautiful beaches on the island. Set against a dramatic backdrop, it’s perfect for swimming and luxury lounging. 30 minutes by car

• Nui Bay: Not to be confused with Nui Beach, this spot is secluded and scenic. Great for a peaceful swim if the waves allow. 35 minutes by car

• Klong Jak: Less visited, with jungle surroundings and a wild, untouched vibe. Close to the waterfall trail. 38 minutes by car

• Bamboo: The southernmost beach on Koh Lanta. Remote and stunning, perfect for a final beach stop before heading to the National Park. 40 minutes by car
  
  🛵 Hop on a scooter and spend the day beach-hopping at your own pace!

Koh Lanta is perfectly located for exploring some of the most beautiful islands in the Andaman Sea. Whether you're into snorkeling, sightseeing, or just relaxing on white-sand beaches, there’s an island day trip waiting for you. Most tours depart from Saladan Pier or nearby beaches via longtail boats or speedboats.

🌊 Top Island Destinations:

• 🚤 4 Islands Tour – A Koh Lanta Classic
  A fun and scenic day trip combining snorkeling, island visits, and a unique cave adventure:

• Koh Rok
  Famous for its powdery white sand and crystal-clear turquoise waters, Koh Rok is ideal for snorkeling. You’ll spot colorful coral reefs, tropical fish, and maybe even sea turtles.

• Koh Haa
  A group of five small islands forming a lagoon-like bay. It's a top diving and snorkeling site, with dramatic underwater rock formations and incredible marine life.

• Koh Phi Phi
  World-renowned for its stunning cliffs and beaches (like Maya Bay). Great for a full-day trip with sightseeing, snorkeling, and lively beach vibes.

• Koh Ma
  A lesser-known island with great snorkeling spots, calm waters, and a peaceful atmosphere.

• Koh Bubu
  A small, quiet island near Koh Lanta. Perfect for those looking for a super tranquil, castaway-style escape.

• Koh Por
  Located just off the west coast of Lanta, this tiny island is home to traditional fishermen. Best visited on a kayak or a quiet boat tour.

• Koh Phee (Koh Daeng)
  Also known as “Ghost Island,” it features a dramatic red rock cliff and cave. Popular for photography and short sightseeing trips.

• Koh Talabeng
  A dramatic island with towering limestone cliffs and sea caves. Often called “Little Halong Bay,” it’s perfect for kayaking around rock formations and hidden lagoons.