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Mun Islands
The Mun Islands, also written Man Islands, are the Nai, Klang and Nok island group off Kram in Rayong, with distinct conservation and visitor arrangements.
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Ko Mun Klang
Ko Mun Klang is the middle island of Rayong's three-island Mun group, offshore from Kram and Laem Mae Phim, separate from the turtle-conservation island Mun Nai. · 0.0 km away
Ko Mun Nai
Ko Mun Nai is the inner island of Rayong's Mun group, known for its sea turtle conservation centre and controlled nature visits. · 1.5 km away
Ko Mun Nok
Ko Mun Nok is the outer island of Rayong's Mun group, with beaches and snorkeling in a privately managed island setting. · 3.4 km away
Noen Kho Subdistrict
Noen Kho Subdistrict is an official tambon in Klaeng District, Rayong, Thailand. · 13 km away
About Mun Islands
Mun Nai is the inner island and is associated with sea-turtle conservation; Mun Klang is the middle member and Mun Nok is the outer island. A Natural Science Museum study places the group, including Farang Rock, in Kram Subdistrict, Klaeng District. These islands are separate from the Kudi and Talu group near Ko Samet. Group membership does not imply a shared operator, open-access policy or identical visitor facilities.
Confirm which island your transfer or outing serves before booking. Mun Nai is a conservation day-visit destination, while privately managed overnight arrangements on other members must be checked directly. Ask about current permission, departure pier and a confirmed return crossing. The map reference is on Mun Klang and should not be used as a universal arrival point. Keep clear of nesting and conservation areas and follow local staff guidance.
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