Nature & scenery
Ko Lidi Yai
เกาะลิดีใหญ่
The larger Lidi island near the Satun coast, distinct from neighbouring Lidi Lek and its visitor station.
Visiting essentials
Location
La-Ngu Subdistrict, La-Ngu District, SatunVisiting
Confirm the permitted boat route and landingAbout Ko Lidi Yai
Ko Lidi Yai is the larger of the two principal Lidi islands off La-Ngu. The pair is part of Mu Ko Phetra’s coastal island scenery. The physical island is separate from La-Ngu Subdistrict, which is its geographic parent.
Setting and highlights
The Lidi group has wooded slopes, coastal rock formations and tide-shaped shorelines close to the mainland. Descriptions of the park station and accommodation on the smaller Lidi Lek should not automatically be applied to Lidi Yai.
Getting there
Local accounts describe boat approaches from Ban Hua Hin, Ao Nun and Pak Bara. Arrange the intended island and landing location explicitly; a trip advertised simply as Ko Lidi may focus on the neighbouring smaller island.
Planning your visit
Walking along low-water shore routes depends on the tide and a safe return window. Confirm whether shore access is permitted and whether any overnight stay is available for the island you are visiting. Lidi Yai-specific facilities and schedules remain unconfirmed.
Nearby & related places
Sources & review
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