Islands in Southern Thailand
Island trips, island beaches and coastal island experiences.
108 islands
Adang-Rawi Archipelago
Ko Sarai SubdistrictThe Adang-Rawi Archipelago is the western island group of the Tarutao marine area, combining forested Adang and Rawi with the visitor hub of Ko Lipe.
Chumphon Coastal Islands
ChumphonThe Chumphon Coastal Islands are the islands off Chumphon Province, including the Ngam pair, Mattra, Kula and the Ran Ped-Ran Kai area.
Hong Islands
Mueang Krabi DistrictThe Hong Islands are a limestone island group off the Krabi coast, with Ko Hong, its enclosed lagoon and neighbouring beach and reef stops.
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 Adang
Ko Sarai SubdistrictKo Adang is a mountainous, forested island near Ko Lipe, with beaches and national-park visitor areas in the Adang–Rawi group.
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 Bulon Don
Pak Nam SubdistrictAn inhabited Bulon-group island north-east of Bulon Le, also known as Bulon Noi.
Ko Bulon Le
Pak Nam SubdistrictA beach-and-village island off Pak Bara, also called Bulon Lae, Bulon Leh or Bulon Yai.
Ko Bulon Mai Phai
Pak Nam SubdistrictA smaller Bulon island in Mu Ko Phetra, separate from the inhabited Bulon Le and Bulon Don.
Ko Chabang
Ko Sarai SubdistrictA small Adang–Rawi islet in Ko Sarai, distinct from the nearby Jabang snorkelling channel.
Ko Chang
Ko Phayam SubdistrictKo Chang in Ranong is an inhabited Andaman island with forested hills and quiet beach settlements, separate from the larger Ko Chang in Trat.
Ko Chueak
Ko Libong SubdistrictKo Chueak is a limestone island and snorkelling area between Ko Muk and Ko Kradan in Trang, where currents make guided access important.
Ko Dong
Ko Sarai SubdistrictA substantial western Adang–Rawi island reached on outer-zone boat trips from Ko Lipe.
Ko Hae (Coral Island)
Rawai SubdistrictKo Hae, commonly called Coral Island, is a beach and snorkelling destination south of Phuket, reached by boat from the southern coast.
Ko Hin Ngam
Ko Sarai SubdistrictKo Hin Ngam is a small island southwest of Ko Adang, recognised for its shoreline of smooth dark stones within Tarutao National Park.
Ko Hin Son
Ko Sarai SubdistrictStacked granite boulders mark this boat-viewing landmark in Tarutao’s outer Adang–Rawi islands.
Ko Hong
Khao Thong SubdistrictKo Hong, also called Ko Lao Bile, combines a curved beach, limestone lagoon and elevated viewpoint in Than Bok Khorani National Park, Krabi.
Ko Jum
Ko Si Boya SubdistrictKo Jum, also known as Ko Pu, is a lived-in island of villages and west-coast beaches in Ko Si Boya Subdistrict, south of Krabi town.
Ko Kai (Chicken Island)
Ao Nang SubdistrictChicken Island, also called Ko Poda Nok, beside the tide-dependent Thale Waek sandbar islands.
Ko Kam Nui
Kamphuan SubdistrictKo Kam Nui is a small mapped islet off Ranong's Kamphuan coast. Confirm the precise island when arranging a Mu Ko Kam excursion, as similar Kam Nui names are used locally.
Ko Kam Yai
Kamphuan SubdistrictKo Kam Yai is an Andaman island in Ranong's Mu Ko Kam group, within the Laem Son National Park area and offshore from Kamphuan.
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 Khang Khao
Na Kha SubdistrictKo Khang Khao is a beach and reef island in Laem Son National Park off Ranong, distinct from the same-named island near Ko Sichang.
Ko Khao Yai Satun
Pak Nam SubdistrictA limestone island near Pak Bara, known for Prasat Hin Phan Yot and tide-dependent kayaking scenery.
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 Khop
Ko Mak SubdistrictKo Khop, locally written Ko Khob or เกาะโคบ, is an inhabited island in Songkhla Lake, within Ko Mak Subdistrict of Phatthalung.
Ko Klang
Khlong Prasong SubdistrictKo Klang is an inhabited island in the Krabi River estuary, with mangroves, Sang Yod rice farming, batik making and traditional model-boat crafts.
Ko Kra
Pak Phanang Fang Tawan Ok SubdistrictKo Kra is the main island, also called Ko Kra Yai, in a remote three-island Gulf of Thailand group recognised for sea-turtle nesting and Ramsar wetland conservation.
Ko Kradan
Ko Libong SubdistrictKo Kradan is a beach and reef island off Trang, with a national-park visitor area and accommodation reached by boat.
Ko Lanta Noi
Ko Lanta Noi SubdistrictKo Lanta Noi is the northern of Lanta's two main islands, with local communities, the district office and a road link onwards to Ko Lanta Yai.
Ko Lanta Yai
Ko Lanta DistrictKo Lanta Yai is Lanta's main visitor island, with west-coast beaches, Saladan in the north, the east-coast old town and a national-park headland in the south.
Ko Lao
Pak Nam SubdistrictKo Lao is an inhabited island near the Ranong estuary, with fishing communities, Moken heritage and links to the surrounding mangrove landscape.
Ko Lao Liang Nuea
Ko Sukon SubdistrictKo Lao Liang Nuea is the northern, smaller island of the Lao Liang pair, with a beach enclosed by steep limestone cliffs in Mu Ko Phetra National Park.
Ko Lao Liang Tai
Ko Sukon SubdistrictThe southern, larger Lao Liang island, distinguished by limestone cliffs and a long beach.
Ko Libong
Ko Libong SubdistrictKo Libong is Trang's largest island, with fishing communities, mangroves, tidal shores and seagrass habitat important to dugongs and migratory birds.
Ko Lidi Yai
La-Ngu SubdistrictThe larger Lidi island near the Satun coast, distinct from neighbouring Lidi Lek and its visitor station.
Ko Lon
Rawai SubdistrictKo Lon is a community island off southern Phuket, reached by boat from Rawai and known for fishing, farming and local cultural activities.
Ko Mae Ko
Ang Thong SubdistrictKo Mae Ko is a limestone island in Mu Ko Ang Thong National Park, known for Thale Nai, a seawater lagoon enclosed by steep hills.
Ko Maeo
Bo Yang SubdistrictKo Maeo, or Cat Island, is the smaller northern island of Songkhla's well-known Cat and Rat pair, associated with the coastal legend of Samila.
Ko Mai Phai (Bamboo Island)
Ao Nang SubdistrictKo Mai Phai, commonly called Bamboo Island, is a beach and reef island north of Phi Phi Don in Krabi's protected Phi Phi group.
Ko Mai Thon
Wichit SubdistrictKo Mai Thon is a privately managed island southeast of Phuket, known for its beach and reefs; confirm landing permission before booking a trip.
Ko Mak
Ko Mak SubdistrictKo Mak in Phatthalung is an inhabited Songkhla Lake island with fishing villages and community tourism, distinct from Ko Mak in Trat.
Ko Maphrao
Pak Tako SubdistrictKo Maphrao in Pak Tako is a small Chumphon island with controlled landing arrangements associated with a bird's-nest concession.
Ko Maphrao (Coconut Island)
Ko Kaeo SubdistrictKo Maphrao, Phuket's Coconut Island, lies off the east coast opposite Laem Hin, combining a fishing community, agriculture and island accommodation.
Ko Matsum (Pig Island)
Taling Ngam SubdistrictKo Matsum, often called Pig Island, is a small island off southern Ko Samui, commonly visited by boat together with nearby Ko Taen.
Ko Mattra
Pak Nam SubdistrictKo Mattra is an island in Mu Ko Chumphon National Park, with rocky shores, beaches and coral reef visited on snorkeling trips.
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 Mook (Ko Muk)
Ko Libong SubdistrictKo Mook, also written Ko Muk, is a settled Trang island known for its village life, western beaches and the sea entrance to Emerald Cave.
Ko Mor
Ao Nang SubdistrictKo Mor is one of the small islands linked by the tide-dependent sandbar of Thale Waek, off Ao Nang in Krabi.
Ko Naka Noi
Pa Khlok SubdistrictKo Naka Noi is a small privately held island off northeastern Phuket; a visit requires permission rather than an assumed public beach landing.
Ko Naka Yai
Pa Khlok SubdistrictKo Naka Yai is the larger Naka island near Ao Po on Phuket's northeast coast, with beach visits and resort stays reached by boat.
Ko Nang Kham
Ko Nang Kham SubdistrictKo Nang Kham is an inhabited island in Songkhla Lake, with lakeside communities and local viewpoints in Pak Phayun District, Phatthalung.
Ko Nang Yuan
Ko Tao SubdistrictKo Nang Yuan is a group of three connected islets beside Ko Tao, known for its sandbars, viewpoint and managed snorkeling areas.
Ko Ngai
Ko Lanta Yai SubdistrictKo Ngai, also known as Ko Hai, is a Krabi island with a long eastern beach and shallow reefs, commonly reached through Trang's island routes.
Ko Ngam Noi
Hat Sai Ri SubdistrictKo Ngam Noi is the smaller of Chumphon's two Ngam islands, known for its rocky form and surrounding snorkelling waters rather than a developed beach landing.
Ko Ngam Yai
Hat Sai Ri SubdistrictKo Ngam Yai is a limestone island in Mu Ko Chumphon National Park, recognised for its offshore dive environment and the rock formation called Buddha's Palm.
Ko Nu
Bo Yang SubdistrictKo Nu, or Rat Island, is the larger southern island of Songkhla's Cat and Rat pair, a seafront landmark with marine habitat and locally managed visitor access.
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 Phaluai
Ang Thong SubdistrictKo Phaluai is an inhabited island in the Ang Thong archipelago, with fishing communities, coastal bays and a partly protected landscape.
Ko Phayam
Ko Phayam SubdistrictKo Phayam is an inhabited island off Ranong, known for Ao Yai, Ao Khao Kwai and small coastal communities reached by boat from the mainland.
Ko Phetra
Ko Sukon SubdistrictKo Phetra is an individual island south of the Lao Liang pair, within Mu Ko Phetra National Park in Trang.
Ko Phi Phi Don
Ao Nang SubdistrictKo Phi Phi Don is the inhabited centre of the Phi Phi islands, where Tonsai and Loh Dalum bays frame the main village and boat gateway.
Ko Phi Phi Le
Ao Nang SubdistrictKo Phi Phi Le is the limestone island south of Phi Phi Don, known for Maya Bay and Pileh Lagoon within Hat Noppharat Thara–Mu Ko Phi Phi National Park.
Ko Phithak
Bang Nam Chuet SubdistrictKo Phithak is an inhabited island off Lang Suan, known for its fishing community, seafood and community homestay visits.
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 Poda
Ao Nang SubdistrictKo Poda is a sandy, forest-backed island off Ao Nang, often visited on Krabi's four-island boat route.
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 Racha Noi
Rawai SubdistrictKo Racha Noi is the southern Racha island off Phuket, principally known as a boat-access diving destination for experienced divers.
Ko Racha Yai
Rawai SubdistrictKo Racha Yai, also called Raya Yai, is the main Racha island south of Phuket, combining sandy bays, diving trips and overnight accommodation.
Ko Rang Noi
Ko Kaeo SubdistrictKo Rang Noi is a small island east of Phuket, just north of Ko Rang Yai, with privately arranged access rather than an unrestricted public landing.
Ko Rang Yai
Ko Kaeo SubdistrictKo Rang Yai is an east-coast Phuket island reached by boat from the Laem Hin area, known for its beach setting and pearl-farming visitor heritage.
Ko Rawi
Ko Sarai SubdistrictKo Rawi is a forested island west of Ko Adang in Tarutao National Park, visited for its beaches and surrounding marine scenery.
Ko Rok Nai
Ko Lanta Yai SubdistrictThe inner island of the Ko Rok pair, with forested cliffs, beaches and marine scenery in Mu Ko Lanta.
Ko Rok Nok
Ko Lanta Yai SubdistrictThe outer island of the Ko Rok pair, known for its sandy shore and protected marine setting.
Ko Sam Sao
Ang Thong SubdistrictKo Sam Sao is a limestone island in the Ang Thong group, recognised for its natural coastal rock arch, beaches and nearby reef waters.
Ko Si Boya
Ko Si Boya SubdistrictA rural inhabited island south of Krabi, with local boat crossings, villages and tide-shaped shores.
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 Sirey
Ratsada SubdistrictKo Sirey is a bridge-connected island east of Phuket Town, with a hilltop temple overlooking the channel and surrounding coast.
Ko Sukon
Ko Sukon SubdistrictKo Sukon is an inhabited island off Palian in Trang, where fishing villages, watermelon growing and cycling form part of everyday island life.
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 Taen (Koh Tan)
Taling Ngam SubdistrictKo Taen is an inhabited island off southern Ko Samui, known for its coastal reef, mangroves and small island community.
Ko Takiang
Mueang Satun DistrictThe Satun island also mapped as Ko Lela; it is distinct from the similarly named island off Trang.
Ko Talabeng
Ko Lanta Noi SubdistrictA limestone island east of Ko Lanta Noi, visited for coastal scenery and tide-dependent sea-cave kayaking.
Ko Tapu
Kalai SubdistrictPhang Nga Bay’s narrow-based limestone sea stack, viewed from boats or neighbouring Khao Phing Kan.
Ko Tarutao
Ko Sarai SubdistrictKo Tarutao is the large forested island that gives Tarutao National Park its name, combining beaches, mangroves and former penal-settlement history.
Ko Thong Lang
Hat Sai Ri SubdistrictKo Thong Lang is a protected Chumphon island off Hat Sai Ri, with documented sea-turtle nesting and a role in the Mu Ko Chumphon coastal ecosystem.
Ko Tup
Ao Nang SubdistrictA small Thale Waek island beside Ko Mor and Chicken Island, linked by sand only at suitable low tides.
Ko Waen
Ko Libong SubdistrictKo Waen is a small rocky island between Ko Muk and Ko Kradan, known as a coral-viewing stop on Trang boat excursions.
Ko Wua Ta Lap
Ang Thong SubdistrictKo Wua Ta Lap is the headquarters island of Mu Ko Ang Thong National Park, with a beach, a hill viewpoint and Bua Bok Cave.
Ko Yang Satun
Ko Sarai SubdistrictA small island west of Ko Adang, also known as Ko Kata, on the inner Adang–Rawi marine route.
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.
Ko Yo
Ko Yo SubdistrictKo Yo is an inhabited island in Songkhla Lake, linked to the surrounding mainland by the two sections of Tinsulanond Bridge.
Mu Ko Ang Thong
Ang Thong SubdistrictMu Ko Ang Thong is the limestone island group west of Ko Samui, with wooded peaks, sheltered coves and the inland emerald lake on Ko Mae Ko.
Mu Ko Lanta
Ko Lanta DistrictMu Ko Lanta is the island group centred on Ko Lanta Yai and Ko Lanta Noi in Krabi, combining settled islands with smaller offshore destinations.
Mu Ko Phetra
Southern ThailandThe Phetra island group along the Satun–Trang Andaman coast, distinct from Ko Phetra alone.
Phi Phi Islands
Ao Nang SubdistrictThe Phi Phi Islands are a six-island group in Krabi, with accommodation and services on Phi Phi Don and protected coastal attractions around Phi Phi Le.
Si Ko Ha
Ko Mak SubdistrictSi Ko Ha is a limestone island group in Songkhla Lake, within Ko Mak Subdistrict in Phatthalung, associated with swiftlet caves and royal-visit history.
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.
Tarutao Islands
Ko Sarai SubdistrictThe Tarutao Islands form the eastern group centred on Ko Tarutao, closer to the Satun mainland than the separate Adang-Rawi group.
Trang Islands
TrangThe Trang Islands are the provincial coastal island region spanning beach destinations, fishing communities and protected marine sites along the Andaman coast.
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