Islands in Thailand

Ko Surin Tai is the southern main island of the Surin group, with protected reef waters and the Moken community at Ao Bon.

Ko Tachai is a protected island north of the main Similan group, known for its white-sand coast and turtle-nesting habitat; tourist landing remains restricted.

Ko Taen is an inhabited island off southern Ko Samui, known for its coastal reef, mangroves and small island community.

The Satun island also mapped as Ko Lela; it is distinct from the similarly named island off Trang.

A limestone island east of Ko Lanta Noi, visited for coastal scenery and tide-dependent sea-cave kayaking.

Ko Talu is a forested Gulf island off Bang Saphan Noi, with coral reefs, sea-turtle conservation and a natural opening in the rock at its northern end.