Beaches in Thailand
Koh Samet (Samet Island)
Koh Samet (Samet Island) is the miracle glass island, made famous by the legendary Thai poet - Sunthorn Pu. It is known as Koh Samet becuase of the 'Samet' species of plant that bears red and white seeds. Approximately 220 kilometers from Bangkok, is another delightful resort on Thailand’s read more...
Koh Similan (Similan Island)
A group of 9 small islands 50 kms off the west coast of Phang-Nga in the Andaman Sea. The National Park covers an area of 80,000 rai. Skin Diver magazine of USA rated them as one of the top 10 dive destinations in the world, because of the great natural beauty found on the islands read more...
Koh Phi Phi (Phi Phi Island)
Koh Phi Phi (Phi Phi Island) is located in Krabi province just east of Phuket. The island is known as one of the softest white sandy palm fringed beaches and stuning limestone that rise from the Andaman Sea. About 50 kilometers southeast of Phuket, the islands are regarded as being the read more...
Thale Waek (Separated Sea) Damkawn Island, Krabi
One of Thailand's unseen highlights, Thale Waek is situated along Ko Dam Khwan. As the tide recedes, the sea is gradually separated by the white sand and limestone beach that will appear to amazingly connect the two islands which are Kai or Poda and Thap at low tide. read more...
Pattaya
For the thrill-seekers, activities include banana-boat rides, jet-skiing, water-skiing, parasailing, windsurfing, and the like; and anyone who just wants to enjoy a simple swim or a good splash around with a frisbee or rented inner tube will always find themselves with plenty of company read more...
Koh Pha Ngan (Pha Ngan Island)
Koh Pha Ngan is an island paradise in the Gulf of Thailand (Southern Region). It is about 100 km from Surat Thani Province and about 20 km north of Koh Samui. The island has a tropical combination of powdery beaches, accessible coral reefs, and rugged, forested interior. read more...
Koh Samui (Samui Island)
An ever-widening cross-section of visitors, from globetrotting backpackers to suitcase-toting fortnighters, come to southern Thailand just for the beautiful beaches of Koh Samui. 80km from Surat Thani, Samui is large enough to cope, except during the rush at Christmas and New Year. read more...
Koh Chang (Chang Island)
Koh Chang is the largest and busiest island in Trat and the second largest island in the country after Phuket. Mountainous Koh Chang is the largest of the 50 or so islands that form the Koh Chang Nation Marine Park. Koh Chang covers an area of 650 sq km (250 sq miles), read more...
Koh Kradat, Trat
Koh Kradat located to the northeast of Koh Maak and covers a total area of approximately 1,200 rai. The island's name comes from the name of a plant-‘Kradat’ found in abundance on the island. It has a flat paper-like topography, which is one among a total of 67 islands of Mu Ko Tha-le Trat read more...
Koh Lipe - Satun
Koh Sipe or Koh Lipe is well known as the “Maldives of Thailand” located 2 km to the south of Koh Adang. The prominent features of Koh Lipe are natural coral reefs, powdery sand and mirror-like sea water which allows you to see through the two-metre-deep water read more...
