4.0Koh Nang Yuan(3.282 reviews) - Beautiful island Islands
The hotel booked us a long tail boat from the beach to the island and the weather was glorious the day we visited (either side of the visit we had torrential rain, thunder and lightening). It was worth the travel to get to this little piece of paradise. You have to pay for beds/umbrellas on the sand but it’s a small cost to pay for the people who look after this pristine strip of sand, crystal clear water - definitely glad we took snorkels. It was a fab day out which we wouldn’t have missed.See more..
4.5Koh Tan(338 reviews) - Koh Tan, a small island close to Koh Samui Islands
You reach this small island by a longtail boat from Koh Samui. Go to Thongkrut (The TongKrut Pier Restaurant) and ask for a longtail boat to Koh Tan. They will bring you there and pick you up after your wish for a very small payment! At Koh Tan there are 2 restaurants and you can enjoy good Thai food (fresh fish and alike). The island is mainly rocks but there is a beach where you can walk along the sea. There are only artound 30 people living on Koh Tan and it is unspoiled from mass tourist still! On the island is wild buffalos and wild boars. The people there are very open and friendly. A monk is living in a small Wat which you can visit if you take the walk along the beach. Also travel agencies surely can make a trip for you to Koh Tan, but at a different price than by just going to the pier in Tongkrut.See more..
4.0Koh Ma(77 reviews) - Idyllic beach at the top end of KP Islands
We stayed at Ko mah resort and so spent two weeks on this beach. The water is beautiful without waves and safe enough for children. The beach area is big enough with an option of renting umbrellas and deck chairs. There’s a few restaurants here with an array of different cuisines. The causeway to the island is idyllic and a perfect photo opportunity. A perfect chilled location.See more..
Koh Rat is a small island near Donsak town and is joined to the mainland by a single track bridge. It’s very difficult to park on the island but there is a car park on the mainland by the bridge. For 10 baht per person, a motor cycle tuk tuk is available. The island is the home of the local fishing long tail boats. Immediately you reach the island, there sure stalls selling packs of various dried fish all at reasonable prices. The best way of seeing the island is to walk around it…allow 15-20 minutes. You get good views of the coast and the houses of the local fishermen. It’s an interesting place to visit and much more worth while than some of the more touristy places.See more..
