The Koh Hong archipelago consists of about a dozen islands, with only the largest island boasting several beautiful beaches. These include Pelay Beach, a beautiful white coral sand beach lapped by waters teeming with tropical marine life.

In the center of the island lies a large lagoon protected by a ring of eroded limestone caves. Since only a narrow inlet allows access to the lagoon by boat, you'll have to wait for high tide before heading inside and enjoying the spectacular scenery.

There is also a short nature trail that you can walk during your stay.

Please note: Water sports are prohibited in the national park. If you would like to take advantage of such opportunities (e.g. water slide), please discuss this with the captain so that he can take you to a place where you can do so undisturbed.

Surrounding spots