Island guide
Ko Yo
Ko Yo is an inhabited island in Songkhla Lake, linked to the surrounding mainland by the two sections of Tinsulanond Bridge.
Official source · View sourceUnderstand the areas
Explore the areas within Ko Yo and find a place for your visit or everyday life.
The interactive map loads as it comes into view.
Open full map →No connected neighbourhoods or child areas have been published for this place yet.
Explore the geographic hierarchy →
Places by type
Explore Ko Yo
Browse places by type and discover what to see and do in Ko Yo.
History & culture
Explore Thailand’s rich history through ancient ruins, landmarks and monuments.
Explore places (0) →Religious sites
Visit Buddhist temples, shrines, churches and mosques across Thailand.
Explore places (0) →Nature & scenery
Discover beaches, islands, waterfalls, caves and breathtaking viewpoints.
Explore places (0) →Parks & outdoors
Explore national parks, trails, gardens and incredible wildlife.
Explore places (0) →Public spaces
Find vibrant squares, bridges and iconic public places.
Explore places (0) →Transport
Find airports, railway stations, bus and ferry terminals across Thailand.
Explore places (0) →Local categories
Things to do
Browse local businesses and services by type.
Local categories will appear as connected listings are published.
Browse every category in Ko Yo →
Find a business or service in Ko Yo
Search published businesses and services in this area.
Businesses in Ko Yo
View more businesses →No connected businesses are published yet.
Living in Ko Yo
Explore neighbourhoods, everyday services and practical information for a longer stay.
Everyday essentials
HealthcareHospitals, clinics and medical services.Explore →
Schools & familyEducation and everyday family life.Explore →
Shopping & marketsLocal shops, markets and essentials.Explore →
Getting aroundLocal transport, taxis and vehicle hire.Explore →
Working remotelyCoworking and professional services.Explore →
More ways to use Ko Yo
Plan the practical details
Find transport options and useful information for visiting Ko Yo.
Getting to Ko Yo
Explore routes and transport connections. Check current schedules and availability before travelling.
Getting around Ko Yo
Find local transport services and practical guidance.
Essential travel information
Weather in Ko Yo
Check the current conditions and forecast when planning your visit.
Loading current conditions and forecast…
Nearby destinations
Explore more places and local guides.
Nam Noi Subdistrict
Nam Noi is a Hat Yai tambon with communities whose local history records the earlier name Nam Yoi and hill-fed streams. · 6.1 km away
Hua Khao Subdistrict
Hua Khao is a Singhanakhon subdistrict associated with old Singora's fortifications, Khao Daeng and the Songkhla Lake mouth. · 6.1 km away
Mueang Songkhla District
Mueang Songkhla District is an administrative district in Songkhla Province. · 6.2 km away
Sathing Mo Subdistrict
Sathing Mo is a Singhanakhon subdistrict known for a traditional pottery community and canal-linked settlement. · 6.3 km away
About Ko Yo
Ko Yo lies in Mueang Songkhla District, within its namesake subdistrict. Unlike an offshore island reached only by ferry, it sits on the road connection across Songkhla Lake between the Mueang Songkhla and Singhanakhon sides.
The two sections of Tinsulanond Bridge connect the island to the surrounding shores. Wat Laem Pho, with its large reclining Buddha near the southern bridge approach, is one recognisable cultural stop; lake views provide a different setting from Songkhla's open-sea beaches.
Road access makes it possible to visit as part of a wider Songkhla trip. Navigate to a specific temple, community or business rather than the general island pin, and allow for safe parking and local road traffic at each stop.
Respect worshippers and dress appropriately at temple sites. Check individual opening arrangements directly: an inhabited island has no single admission ticket or set of visitor hours. Keep access roads and fishing areas clear while exploring the lakeside communities.
- Sources
- View source
- Last reviewed
- 22 October 2026
- Content owner
- Thailand Navigator Editorial Team
- Page type
- Island guide