Islands in Thailand

Ko Kho Khao is an inhabited island off Takua Pa, reached from Ban Nam Khem and known for long west-coast beaches and a quiet pace.

Ko Khop, locally written Ko Khob or เกาะโคบ, is an inhabited island in Songkhla Lake, within Ko Mak Subdistrict of Phatthalung.

Ko Klang is an inhabited island in the Krabi River estuary, with mangroves, Sang Yod rice farming, batik making and traditional model-boat crafts.

Ko Kra is the main island, also called Ko Kra Yai, in a remote three-island Gulf of Thailand group recognised for sea-turtle nesting and Ramsar wetland conservation.

Ko Kradan is a beach and reef island off Trang, with a national-park visitor area and accommodation reached by boat.

Ko Kradat is a privately managed, low-lying island northeast of Ko Mak in Trat, noted for free-roaming deer and open coastal scenery.