Islands in Thailand

Ko Ngam lies southeast of Ko Chang, where two wooded hills meet at a narrow sandy neck with bays on either side.

Ko Ngam Noi is the smaller of Chumphon's two Ngam islands, known for its rocky form and surrounding snorkelling waters rather than a developed beach landing.

Ko Ngam Yai is a limestone island in Mu Ko Chumphon National Park, recognised for its offshore dive environment and the rock formation called Buddha's Palm.

Ko Nom Sao is the larger offshore island west of Ko Chula on Chanthaburi's Laem Sing coast, within Bang Kachai Subdistrict.

Ko Nu, or Rat Island, is the larger southern island of Songkhla's Cat and Rat pair, a seafront landmark with marine habitat and locally managed visitor access.

Ko Panyi is a limestone island and fishing community in Phang Nga Bay, recognised for its stilt-built waterfront village and football heritage.