Leela Beach Wooden Bridge / Lighthouse Walkway is one of the hidden check-in points tucked away at the end of Sri Kantang Beach, near Haad Rin, Koh Phangan.

It stands out with its wooden path that stretches along the granite cliffs above the rocks and waves of the Gulf of Thailand, offering a walking experience that is both romantic, peaceful, and thrilling at the same time.

The path is designed to curve along the natural rock formations, creating various perspectives throughout the walk, both close to the water's surface and high up, opening up to wide sea views as far as the eye can see.

Walking Above the Waves
The bridge is located just above the water level, allowing you to experience the sea breeze, the sound of the waves, and the spray of the water up close.
In some sections, you will see seawater pools from erosion, and on clear water days, you can clearly see the shallow coral reefs.

Lighthouse of Memories
The end of the bridge is the white lighthouse located on the rocks, becoming an important landmark of the area.
From this point, you can see a wide horizon with ships passing by, and it is one of the beautiful sunset viewing points of Koh Phangan.

A New Perspective of Haad Rin
Although it is close to a famous tourist attraction, this area is quiet and private.
The contrast between the wooden structure and nature creates a striking image, suitable for both photography and relaxation.

Especially during the Golden Hour, the light reflects on both the wood and the water's surface, making the picture dimensional and extra beautiful.

Experience and Precautions
The wooden bridge is exposed to sun, wind, and sea air throughout the year.
Some sections may have rotten wood, slippery surfaces, or protruding nails, and the path is narrow in some places.

You should walk with caution, wear appropriate shoes, and avoid rainy or stormy weather.

This place is suitable for photographers, couples, and those seeking tranquility.
If you come at the right time, you will get both a unique atmosphere and memorable images.

• On Foot: From Leela Beach (Sri Kantang Beach), facing the sea, walk to the far right of the beach. You will find the starting point of the wooden bridge that stretches to the lighthouse and lighthouse accommodation.

• Walk with caution. Some sections may be damaged.

• Recommended time: 4:30 PM onwards for the best light.

• Wear non-slip shoes or sandals with straps.

• Avoid high heels.

• Avoid rainy or stormy weather.

Admission Fee:

• Free admission

Opening Hours:

• Open daily, 24 hours (Recommended time: 7:00 AM – 6:30 PM for safety and beautiful lighting)