Islands in Thailand

Ko Kudi is a small national-park island northeast of Ko Samet, with a sandy landing beach, coastal rocks and nearby coral-viewing sites.

Ko Kut, widely written Koh Kood, is a forested Trat island with beach bays, inland waterfalls and fishing communities at Ao Yai and Ao Salat.

Ko Lan is Pattaya's inhabited offshore island, with several sandy beaches, accommodation and passenger-boat connections from the mainland.

Ko Lanta Noi is the northern of Lanta's two main islands, with local communities, the district office and a road link onwards to Ko Lanta Yai.

Ko Lanta Yai is Lanta's main visitor island, with west-coast beaches, Saladan in the north, the east-coast old town and a national-park headland in the south.

Ko Lao is an inhabited island near the Ranong estuary, with fishing communities, Moken heritage and links to the surrounding mangrove landscape.