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Ko Khao Yai Satun
Place · IslandA limestone island near Pak Bara, known for Prasat Hin Phan Yot and tide-dependent kayaking scenery.
View detailsKo Khop
Place · IslandKo Khop, locally written Ko Khob or เกาะโคบ, is an inhabited island in Songkhla Lake, within Ko Mak Subdistrict of Phatthalung.
View detailsKo Klang
Place · IslandKo Klang is an inhabited island in the Krabi River estuary, with mangroves, Sang Yod rice farming, batik making and traditional model-boat crafts.
View detailsKo Kut (Koh Kood)
Place · IslandKo Kut, widely written Koh Kood, is a forested Trat island with beach bays, inland waterfalls and fishing communities at Ao Yai and Ao Salat.
View detailsKo Lao
Place · IslandKo Lao is an inhabited island near the Ranong estuary, with fishing communities, Moken heritage and links to the surrounding mangrove landscape.
View detailsKo Libong
Place · IslandKo Libong is Trang's largest island, with fishing communities, mangroves, tidal shores and seagrass habitat important to dugongs and migratory birds.
View detailsKo Lidi Yai
Place · IslandThe larger Lidi island near the Satun coast, distinct from neighbouring Lidi Lek and its visitor station.
View detailsKo Maeo
Place · IslandKo 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.
View detailsKo Mai Si
Place · IslandKo Mai Si is a small island northwest of Ko Kut, within Ko Kut Subdistrict in Trat, distinct from the Mai Si islands near Ko Chang.
View detailsKo Mak
Place · IslandKo Mak in Phatthalung is an inhabited Songkhla Lake island with fishing villages and community tourism, distinct from Ko Mak in Trat.
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Place · IslandKo Mak is a settled, relatively low-lying Trat island with coconut and rubber plantations, beach stays and quiet roads suited to exploring by bicycle.
View detailsKo Maphrao (Coconut Island)
Place · IslandKo Maphrao, Phuket's Coconut Island, lies off the east coast opposite Laem Hin, combining a fishing community, agriculture and island accommodation.
View detailsKo Mook (Ko Muk)
Place · IslandKo Mook, also written Ko Muk, is a settled Trang island known for its village life, western beaches and the sea entrance to Emerald Cave.
View detailsKo Mun Nai
Place · IslandKo Mun Nai is the inner island of Rayong's Mun group, known for its sea turtle conservation centre and controlled nature visits.
View detailsKo Ngai
Place · IslandKo 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.
View detailsKo Nom Sao
Place · IslandKo Nom Sao is the larger offshore island west of Ko Chula on Chanthaburi's Laem Sing coast, within Bang Kachai Subdistrict.
View detailsKo Nu
Place · IslandKo 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.
View detailsKo Panyi
Place · IslandKo Panyi is a limestone island and fishing community in Phang Nga Bay, recognised for its stilt-built waterfront village and football heritage.
View detailsKo Phayam
Place · IslandKo Phayam is an inhabited island off Ranong, known for Ao Yai, Ao Khao Kwai and small coastal communities reached by boat from the mainland.
View detailsKo Phithak
Place · IslandKo Phithak is an inhabited island off Lang Suan, known for its fishing community, seafood and community homestay visits.
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