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Trang Islands
The 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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Ko Kradan
Ko Kradan is a beach and reef island off Trang, with a national-park visitor area and accommodation reached by boat. · 0.0 km away
Ko Waen
Ko Waen is a small rocky island between Ko Muk and Ko Kradan, known as a coral-viewing stop on Trang boat excursions. · 7.8 km away
Ko Mook (Ko Muk)
Ko Mook, also written Ko Muk, is a settled Trang island known for its village life, western beaches and the sea entrance to Emerald Cave. · 8.5 km away
Ko Chueak
Ko Chueak is a limestone island and snorkelling area between Ko Muk and Ko Kradan in Trang, where currents make guided access important. · 11 km away
About Trang Islands
Ko Muk and Ko Kradan are prominent beach and excursion destinations, while Ko Libong and Ko Sukon have established fishing and farming communities. The Lao Liang pair and the smaller Chueak and Waen islands add different limestone and reef settings. This regional grouping crosses several districts and protected areas: it is not a single national park, and each island retains its own identity and access arrangements.
Choose the island before choosing a transfer. Pak Meng, Kuan Tung Ku, Hat Yao and the Palian coast serve different routes, so a generic Trang island ticket may not match your destination. Decide whether you need a day excursion or an overnight transfer. The published June-September 2026 Hat Chao Mai closure period has passed, but individual cave, reef and landing restrictions still require confirmation. Follow the rules of the specific park or community you visit.
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