Although Koh Lanta has now taken on full tourist industry development, there are still quieter spot around the island away from the big resorts and hotel complexes.

As one of Thailand's more spectacular islands, exploring Koh Lanta is a must. Spectacular waterfalls, beautiful bays and off-shore islands offer visitors a look at the natural beauty of Southern Thailand.

BEACHES
Koh Lanta's two main beaches are Khlong Dao and Long Beach but there are also a few more quiet spots around the island, all with places to stay. more >>>

Chao Ley Sea Gypsy Village
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Lanta Orchid Farm
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Saladang Sunday Market
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Viewpoint (Magnificent Sunrise)
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OFF-SHORE ISLANDS

Koh Taleng Bang
Covered with limestone rocks and caves, the island is home to the famous nests from which we get bird's-nest soup. Small beaches and caves appear at low tide.

Koh Hah
A group of five tiny islands, this is good snorkelling ground with coral and a few tropical fish.

Koh Rok Nai
Split into two halves, on the south/east of the island is an unspoilt beach and excellent coral around the sea rocks. To the north are Ao San Jao and Ao Tahng, great spots for doing nothing!

Koh Rok Nok
Highlights here are the beaches at the southern end of the island, in particular Ao Man Sai Bay and Talu Beach. Similar to Koh Ngai in terms of development, a regular boat service runs from Pakmeng in Trang Province.

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