Thong Lang Beach is a small beach, approximately 200 meters long, located north of the famous Tawaen Beach. Although it has a limited area, it is captivating due to its tranquility and privacy, more so than other main beaches on Koh Larn. The sand here may not be as fine and white as Tawaen Beach because it is mixed with coral fragments and rocks, but this is perfectly compensated by the crystal clear seawater and well-preserved natural state, making it a favorite retreat for tourists seeking a private getaway.

In terms of history and area management, Thong Lang Beach was difficult to access in the past as there were no direct roads, earning it the nickname The Hidden Beach of Koh Larn. Subsequent development led to the construction of a wooden bridge connecting from Tawaen Beach, winding along the cliffs and rock formations to Thong Lang Beach. This has become a beautiful and highly popular walking route. This bridge is not just a path but a vantage point that allows tourists to appreciate the sea from a high angle and see the abundant shallow-water coral reefs along the coastline.

The main attraction that makes Thong Lang Beach famous is its eco friendly water activities, especially clear kayaking, which allows visitors to see the sand and schools of fish below vividly. Furthermore, both ends of the beach serve as excellent snorkeling spots because the underwater rock formations host various small fish and coral species. Visiting this beach offers a closer experience with the underwater world compared to beaches that focus on motorized activities.

Besides water activities, Thong Lang Beach features charming resorts and restaurants located right by the shore, providing a private beach feeling. This area is also an important site for learning about coastal nature, featuring local flora and interesting geological rock layers. Relaxing here is a blend of leisure travel and appreciation of a marine ecosystem that remains largely undisturbed.

The overall atmosphere of Thong Lang Beach is therefore perfect for those wanting a peaceful space to unwind to the sound of waves and watch the sea change colors with the sunlight. It is a must-visit location if you want to experience another side of Koh Larn that is simple and truly full of natural

• On Foot: Walk along the wooden bridge connecting from the northern end of Tawaen Beach. it takes about 5-10 minutes.

• Long-tail Boat: You can hire a boat from Na Baan Pier or Tawaen Beach to drop you off directly at Thong Lang Beach.

• Motorbike: There is now a small concrete road access, but it is quite narrow and steep in some sections; use extreme caution.

• Best Visiting Season: Early morning (08:00 - 10:00 AM) is the quietest time, or late afternoon to avoid the intense sun.

• Recommended Gear: Wear water shoes as some areas have sharp rocks and coral; don't forget your snorkeling mask to explore the underwater world.

• Activities: Try clear kayaking when the water is calm; the water will be as clear as a mirror, perfect for photos.

• Preparation: The beach has some restaurants and lounge chairs, but in limited numbers compared to other beaches; plan your time well.

• Safety Note: Use caution when walking on the wooden bridge during high tide or strong winds, and never take coral or shells back home.

Admission Fee:

• No Admission Fee

Opening Hours:

• Open daily from 07:00 AM – 06:00 PM.

• The wooden bridge connecting the beaches has no lighting; it is recommended to walk back before dark.