Koh Kram Noi Island is a small island located near Koh Kram Yai, under the supervision of the Royal Thai Navy. The distinctive charm of this island lies in its undisturbed natural state; as it is not a primary stop for large tour boats, Koh Kram Noi maintains an exceptionally quiet and private atmosphere. The beaches boast fine, creamy white sand that contrasts beautifully with the gradient shades of blue water, making it perfect for those seeking to escape the crowds and truly immerse themselves in nature.

The crown jewel of Koh Kram Noi is its crystal-clear undersea world. The island is surrounded by highly fertile shallow-water reefs, home to hard corals, staghorn corals, and various species of colorful tropical fish that are clearly visible from the shoreline. Furthermore, Koh Kram Noi serves as a vital natural sanctuary for sea turtles, reflecting its pristine ecosystem and the success of restricted tourism for conservation purposes. Visitors can witness a rare glimpse of the Thai sea as it was in the past—a sight increasingly difficult to find today.

The island provides an ambiance similar to a private island getaway. The most popular activities include kayaking or paddleboarding around the island to admire unique rock formations and water so clear you can see the sandy floor beneath. Most tourists visit to enjoy a "Slow Life" experience, lounging under the shade of seaside trees or snorkeling at an unhurried pace, accompanied only by the sounds of the wind and waves without engine noise. It is truly a paradise for relaxation.

Beyond its coastal beauty, the area around Koh Kram Noi is strictly managed as a natural resource conservation zone. Part of the island is a restricted area for sea turtle nesting, allowing the beach vegetation and small mangroves to grow naturally without human interference. Exploring the island reveals rare coastal flora and geological wonders, such as rock formations carved by water currents over centuries. The water’s exceptional clarity is influenced by excellent circulation, keeping the sea clean and at an ideal temperature for young marine life. It stands as one of the most significant biodiversity hubs in the Upper Gulf of Thailand

This island is a dream destination for nature photographers and landscape enthusiasts, as it is easy to capture shots of clear water and empty beaches. For couples or groups of friends who love eco-adventures, Koh Kram Noi offers a travel experience centered on peace and a close connection with nature, allowing the mind to unwind and find fresh inspiration in simple, raw beauty.

• By Private Boat Charter: You can charter a speedboat or a local longtail boat from the National Forest Park Pier or piers in the Bang Saray and Sattahip areas.

• By Tour Package: Several one-day trip operators include Koh Kram Noi in their itineraries, often paired with nearby islands like Koh Ped (Monkey Island) or Koh Kram Yai.

• Best Visiting Season: Best visited between December and May when the water is at its clearest and the sea is calm, ideal for snorkeling and paddling.

• Preparation: Since there are no facilities or shops on the island, please bring your own drinking water, snacks, and trash bags to take your waste back to the mainland.

• Conservation: Do not collect shells, rocks, or coral. Use Reef Safe sunscreen to help maintain the integrity of the ecosystem.

• Planning: Check weather conditions and book your boat in advance, as the island may limit visitor numbers during certain periods for privacy and conservation.

Admission Fee:

• No Admission Fee.

Opening Hours:

• Visiting Hours: 08:30 – 16:30