Nature & scenery
Ko Talu
เกาะทะลุ
Ko Talu is a protected island off Rayong, known for its natural sea arch, sandy beaches and coral-viewing boat trips near Ko Samet.
Visiting essentials
Access
By boatConfirm the permitted landing and return arrangements before departure.
About this place
The sea-cut opening through the northern rocky headland gives Ko Talu its name. Sandy stretches on the eastern and southern sides contrast with the rocky coast, and the surrounding reefs attract snorkelling trips. This is the Rayong island within Khao Laem Ya–Mu Ko Samet National Park, rather than the similarly named island off Prachuap Khiri Khan.
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Plan your visit
Arrange a boat excursion from the Rayong coast or Ko Samet and confirm which beaches and marine sites are accessible that day. The natural arch is a coastal feature, not a road crossing. Check park rules, sea conditions and the return arrangement before departure; do not treat an island map pin as a landing point.
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