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Koh Nang Yuan

Koh Nang Yuan is one of over 100 islands in Surat Thani, located just off the coast of Koh Tao. It consists of three small islands connected by white sandbars, forming a unique Y-shaped landscape surrounded by crystal-clear emerald waters.
The island’s charm lies in its exceptionally clear sea, where you can easily spot tropical fish, coral reefs, and seashells. With strict environmental man... read more

Ko Phithak

Ko Phithak is a small island located in Thong Krok Bay, just a few hundred meters from the coast of Lang Suan District. It was originally called “Ko Phi Thak” according to local legend, which says a spirit once appeared to warn sailors for safety during storms. Later, locals renamed it “Ko Phithak” for good fortune. The island village is a small fishing community that maint... read more

Laem Sui Point

Laem Sui Point is one of the coastal sandbar systems in the upper Gulf of Thailand formed by the accumulation of sand and sediment carried by currents, wind, and monsoons over a long period. Gradually forming a sandbar extending clearly into the sea. This area is linked to the coastal system of Laem Pho (old sandbar) and Laem Sui (newly formed sandbar), which is still undergoing natural changes.
T... read more

Koh Pui

Koh Pui is a small island located a short distance from the Laem Ngob coast. Its geography is largely sheltered by lush mangrove forests and the calm waters of the Trat Bay. The appeal of this island lies in its exemption from mainstream tourism influences, allowing the environment and local residences to maintain an orderly simplicity. Most houses are wooden structures built along the shorel... read more

Ko Ma

Ko Ma (Koh Ma) is one of the prominent natural destinations of Koh Phangan, especially the “Separated Sea” phenomenon that reveals a long sandbar connecting from Mae Haad Beach to the island during low tide. Tourists can walk across it closely, which is a rare experience to find in Thailand.
Unique Topography The sandbar of Ko Ma is over 300 meters long and slightly curved. The changing water leve... read more

Koh Pha

Koh Pha is a hidden paradise in the Andaman Sea, often referred to as the “Maldives of Thailand” due to its striking contrast between powdery white sand and vibrant blue waters. The island was once covered with lush vegetation, but following the devastating 2004 Tsunami, its geography transformed dramatically, leaving behind a shifting sandbar and scattered rocks that appear and disapp... read more

Haad Tha Khao Koh Nok

Haad Tha Khao and Koh Nok are must-visit spots on Koh Yao Noi for both geological beauty and breathtaking scenery. Unlike other beaches with smooth white sand, Haad Tha Khao stands out with small colorful pebbles and stones shaped and polished by the sea, creating a unique charm.
The highlight is during low tide, when a sandbar emerges connecting Haad Tha Khao to Koh Nok, a small nearby island. Wa... read more

Laem Had

Laem Had is a true gem and one of the most iconic landmarks of Koh Yao Yai and Phang Nga. What draws travelers from around the world is its fine white sandbar extending hundreds of meters into the sea. During low tide, the sandbar gradually reveals itself as a naturally curved pathway, surrounded by emerald-clear waters on both sides, creating the surreal feeling of walking across the sea toward t... read more

Talay Waek The Sandbar

Talay Waek (The Sandbar), one of Thailand’s unseen natural wonders, is a rare natural phenomenon located near the Poda Islands in Krabi. During low tide, a white sandy path emerges, connecting Koh Tub, Koh Mor, and Chicken Island.
Popular activities include walking along the sandbar, snorkeling to see coral reefs, kayaking, and taking aerial photos from boats. The highlight is the crystal-cl... read more