Islands in Phang Nga
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21 islands
Khao Phing Kan
Kalai SubdistrictKhao Phing Kan is the limestone island where Phang Nga Bay visitors land to view the separate Ko Tapu sea stack, often grouped under the name James Bond Island.
Ko Bangu
Ko Phra Thong SubdistrictKo Bangu, or Similan Island 9, is a granite island in Mu Ko Similan National Park, associated with offshore diving and distinctive boulder formations.
Ko Bon
Ko Phra Thong SubdistrictKo Bon is the rocky offshore island north of the main Similan chain, visited on diving itineraries; it is distinct from the same-named island near Rawai, Phuket.
Ko Khai Nai
Phru Nai SubdistrictKo Khai Nai is a small island in the Khai group east of Phuket, administratively part of Phru Nai in Phang Nga rather than Phuket Province.
Ko Khai Nok
Phru Nai SubdistrictKo Khai Nok is a small sandy island between Phuket and Ko Yao Yai, one of the three Khai islands belonging to Phang Nga.
Ko Khai Nui
Phru Nai SubdistrictThe small Khai-group island between Phuket and Ko Yao Yai, within Phru Nai in Phang Nga.
Ko Kho Khao
Ko Kho Khao SubdistrictKo Kho Khao is an inhabited island off Takua Pa, reached from Ban Nam Khem and known for long west-coast beaches and a quiet pace.
Ko Miang
Ko Phra Thong SubdistrictKo Miang, Similan Island 4, combines the beaches of Hat Na and Hat Lek with a national-park ranger station in the protected Similan group.
Ko Panyi
Ko Panyi SubdistrictKo Panyi is a limestone island and fishing community in Phang Nga Bay, recognised for its stilt-built waterfront village and football heritage.
Ko Payu
Ko Phra Thong SubdistrictKo Payu is Similan Island 7, a protected island with marine dive sites including East of Eden and West of Eden around its shores.
Ko Phra Thong
Ko Phra Thong SubdistrictKo Phra Thong is an inhabited Phang Nga island with open grassland, wetland forest and Andaman beaches, reached by boat from the Khura Buri coast.
Ko Ra
Ko Phra Thong SubdistrictKo Ra is a long, forested island off Khura Buri, offering remote beaches and a less developed landscape beside Ko Phra Thong.
Ko Similan
Ko Phra Thong SubdistrictKo Similan, Island Eight, is an individual granite island in the Similan chain, with sandy bays and the Sail Rock viewpoint above the coast.
Ko Surin Nuea
Ko Phra Thong SubdistrictKo Surin Nuea is the northern main island of the Surin group and the base for national-park visitor facilities and camping beside protected bays.
Ko Surin Tai
Ko Phra Thong SubdistrictKo Surin Tai is the southern main island of the Surin group, with protected reef waters and the Moken community at Ao Bon.
Ko Tachai
Ko Phra Thong SubdistrictKo Tachai is a protected island north of the main Similan group, known for its white-sand coast and turtle-nesting habitat; tourist landing remains restricted.
Ko Tapu
Kalai SubdistrictPhang Nga Bay’s narrow-based limestone sea stack, viewed from boats or neighbouring Khao Phing Kan.
Ko Yao Noi
Ko Yao Noi SubdistrictKo Yao Noi is an inhabited Phang Nga Bay island with fishing villages, farming landscapes and views towards the bay's limestone islands.
Ko Yao Yai
Ko Yao DistrictKo Yao Yai is the larger inhabited Ko Yao island in Phang Nga Bay, with quiet bays, fishing communities and a landscape spread across two subdistricts.
Similan Islands
Ko Phra Thong SubdistrictThe Similan Islands are an offshore Phang Nga archipelago with granite formations, pale beaches and protected snorkelling and diving sites.
Surin Islands
Ko Phra Thong SubdistrictThe Surin Islands are an offshore Andaman group in Phang Nga, known for reef habitats, the two main Surin islands and Moken community heritage.
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