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Mu Ko Lanta National Park

This National Park is located on the southern tip of Ko Lanta Yai. It consists of a cloistered rainforest and Tanod Beach where you might not find anyone’s breath. The flora, hills, and the old lighthouse of this place offers a valuable visit for people. Visitors can enter the park for a small entry fee.

It is one of the towns of Koh Lanta, which tops the itinerary when you decide to visit this place. Acknowledged as the centre of activity, this town attracts people because of the buildings built on stilts over the sea, great restaurants, hotels, cafes, shopping points, nightlife, and a lot more. Know that Baan Saladan is the arrival and departure point for passenger ferries to and from Phi Phi, Krabi, Koh Lipe, and Phuket.

A stroll on this beach offers a relaxing getaway with its white sands and turquoise waters, untouched by civilization. It also houses two establishments to dine and drink, Baan Phu Lae and the more elite La Laanta Hideaway Resort.

The West Coast is dotted with beaches, so tourists can rent a motorbike and ride from beach to beach like Laem Kho Khwang to Bamboo Beach. Laem Kho Kwang features the famous fire show every Wednesday and Sunday night. Long Beach offers soft golden stretches of sand and traditional Thai massages, which are a great way to pamper yourself! You can find beach-side accommodations in Lanta Klong Nin, whereas Bakantiang is home to the must-visit “Why Not Bar”. Read More

Tourists can opt for an elephant ride to explore the tropical rainforest nearby or walk and climb the vines to the cave. Inside the cave is a dark and slippery path with ladders and crevices to crawl through. A tour guide is recommended to navigate the caves better (and avoid the bats and frogs!). However, the stalactites, stalagmites, and the cool climate provide a welcome respite from the humid outdoors!

Located on the Southwestern coast of Koh Lanta, Kantiang Bay is regarded as the prettiest beach on the island. The roads in and around the beach are more rustic and narrow with dips and dives, but the bay is easy enough to reach. Besides being an excellent spot for snorkelling, Kantiang Bay also has high-quality resorts, restaurants, and bars catering to tourists throughout the year.

A kayaking experience will awaken the adrenaline in you as you explore the caves of Koh Phee. Visitors get to use tires and ropes to traverse the caves. You can hire a guide or go solo; keep in mind that Koh Lanta’s east side is rockier. In addition, visitors can cruise the teal waters of Talabeng and Tung Yee Peng islands and even venture into the rich biosphere of the nearby Mangrove forests!

If you’re looking for adventure, the hike to the seasonal Khlong Chak Waterfall is the answer! The trail starts beside a stream, winding past local farms and a massive dam. The dense foliage offers a glimpse into the exotic flora and fauna. Finally, the cool waterfall is ideal for splashing around and washing off exhaustion. To top it off, you can detour to the nearby Khlong Chak Cave!

Located on the Northwestern coast of the island and only three kilometres away from Baan Saladan, this beach is an unrivalled winner of the best sunset views in Thailand. The soft powdery white sand, calm waters, pristine atmosphere and unobtrusive, simple resorts define Klong Dao Beach. Also, the top end of the beach is known as an excellent snorkelling point.

Klong Nin is a white sandy beach quite popular for sunbathing and swimming. Tourists usually like this beach for its resorts, bars, and restaurants which are known to offer great hospitality. Klong Nin has also grown in recent years with several shops, supermarkets, gift shops, ATMs, chemists, and a local nurse available within the periphery of the beach.