Koh Larn Island is a world-class popular destination situated parallel to Pattaya Beach. The island is 2 km wide and 5 km long, located only 7.5 km from the mainland. The standout landmark is Na Baan Pier, the first gateway for visitors and a prime viewpoint to witness the Pattaya and Jomtien skyline, where skyscrapers line the coast beautifully. Around the island, you will find fine white sand and healthy coral reefs, making it suitable for all types of tourists whether you are an adventurer who loves Banana Boats and Jet Skis, or a chill traveler who prefers sunbathing to the sound of the waves.A well-known beach is at Ta Waen Beach in the northern part of the island, a 750 meters stretch of white sand with many stalls and shops. Sightseeing boats mostly dock in this area.

Each beach has its own unique character. To the North, Tawaen Beach leads the way with 800 meters of silky white sand, serving as the main hub for tour groups and water sports (visiting after 16:00 is recommended for a peaceful atmosphere). This zone connects to Thong Lang Beach and Sangwan Beach, a small 150-meter stretch shaded by large trees.

To the West, you will find Samae Beach, which is 800 meters long and serves as a great coral spot. It has a rich history of gold ore discovery at Laem Thong, where the Shrine of Mother Laem Thong stands as a spiritual center. Nearby is Tien Beach, located north of Laem Thong, offering a lush, shady environment and incredibly clear water.

For those who love mystery and quiet nature, the South is home to Nual Beach. Although the sand is not as white as other beaches, it is an excellent snorkeling spot and the area where the sacred mineral known as Lek Lai Koh Larn is found. Locals believe this mineral protects the wearer from harm. Additionally, the satellite islands of Koh Sak Island and Koh Krok island offer a serene diving experience; visitors must charter a boat to reach them. Koh Sak, in particular, features a horseshoe shape with a 250-meter beach, perfect for those seeking true seclusion.

Koh Larn Island is a magnet for photographers and artists, offering diverse perspectives from fishing communities to modern cafes. Couples are often impressed by the sunset atmosphere at Samae Beach. For spiritual seekers, visiting the Shrine of Mother Laem Thong or searching for Lek Lai amulets provides a unique experience found nowhere else. It is a perfect blend of relaxation and local belief. Come and discover the charm of Koh Larn—more than just clear water. It is a place where you can forget the chaos and enjoy a variety of activities all on one island. Whether you are an active soul or a leisure seeker, this island always has the answer for you.

• Public Ferry: Board at Bali Hai Pier  to Na Baan Pier or Tawaen Beach. Price is approximately 30 THB.

• Speedboat: Charter a private boat or join a shared trip from South Pattaya. Takes only 15-20 minutes.

• On the Island: Songthaews (baht buses) are available to various beaches, or you can rent a motorbike to drive yourself.

• Season: Recommended from November to April when the water is clearest and the sea is calmest.

• Equipment: If visiting Koh Sak or Koh Krok, bring your own snorkeling gear. If staying at Koh Sak, prepare your own fresh food and ingredients.

• Photography: The viewpoint at Na Baan Pier in the evening offers a stunning view of the lights from the Pattaya coast.

Admission Fee:

• No admission fee 

Opening Hours:

• Public Ferry: First trip at 07:00 / Last trip from the island at 18:00.

• Island Sightseeing: Accessible all day; however, it is recommended to avoid Tawaen Beach during midday if you prefer to avoid large crowds.