Laem Kradun (Cape Kradun) is a natural viewpoint located at the tip of a cape on Koh Mak, Trat Province. The terrain is a rocky cape that juts out into the sea, allowing for a wide 180-degree view of the sea without any buildings obstructing the view.

The surrounding area is still relatively natural, with rocks, coastal trees, and open sea, creating a peaceful and quiet atmosphere that differs from the main beaches of Koh Mak, which have resorts. This spot is therefore suitable for tourists who want a quiet place to relax or photographers looking for a clear sea view.

The highlight of Laem Kradun is the sea view where you can see small islands nearby, such as Ko Rayang Nok (Ko Rayang Nok) and other islands in the Trat Sea, especially in the evening when the sun gradually falls towards the horizon, creating a beautiful and peaceful atmosphere, perfect for sitting and watching the view or taking sunset photos.

Access to Laem Kradun is still very natural. It requires a short walk from the parking spot, resulting in fewer tourists compared to other spots on Koh Mak, making this place a "hidden spot" for those who want to experience nature seriously.

In addition, during low tide, you can clearly see the rocks and seabed along the coast, making it suitable for nature walks or taking unusual photos. During high tide, the waves crash against the rocks, creating beautiful images of waves crashing against the rocks, but it is not suitable for swimming.

Overall, Laem Kradun is considered one of the most "raw, quiet, and natural" viewpoints on Koh Mak (Ko Mak), suitable for those who want to escape the hustle and bustle and experience the charm of the Trat Sea in a more peaceful and private way.

• From Bangkok, travel to Laem Ngop Pier, Trat Province (approximately 5-6 hours).
• Take a speedboat or ferry to Koh Mak, which takes approximately 45-60 minutes.
• Once on Koh Mak, you can rent a motorcycle or bicycle (available for rent at accommodations) and drive along the road within the island towards the tip of the cape (the road is quite small).
• From the parking spot, you have to walk to the viewpoint for about 5-10 minutes. The last part of the path may be dirt/narrow, so it is recommended to use a motorcycle for convenience.

Best time to visit : November - April (Beautiful sea, clear skies, gentle waves)

Cautions :

• The path down to the cape has rocks and can be slippery, especially after rain.
• There is no lighting at night, so you should return before dark.
• Beware of waves crashing against the rocks. Swimming is not recommended in this area.
• There are no shops/bathrooms. Be prepared before entering.

Admission fee:

• No admission fee

Opening hours:

• Open daily, 24 hours

• Recommended daylight hours 06:00 AM - 6:30 PM