Islands in Thailand

Ko Talu is a protected island off Rayong, known for its natural sea arch, sandy beaches and coral-viewing boat trips near Ko Samet.

Phang Nga Bay’s narrow-based limestone sea stack, viewed from boats or neighbouring Khao Phing Kan.

Ko Tarutao is the large forested island that gives Tarutao National Park its name, combining beaches, mangroves and former penal-settlement history.

Ko Thong Lang is a protected Chumphon island off Hat Sai Ri, with documented sea-turtle nesting and a role in the Mu Ko Chumphon coastal ecosystem.

A small Thale Waek island beside Ko Mor and Chicken Island, linked by sand only at suitable low tides.

Ko Waen is a small rocky island between Ko Muk and Ko Kradan, known as a coral-viewing stop on Trang boat excursions.