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Guide to Island-Hopping in Thailand

April 26, 2023


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Thailand island hopping guide that is known for its beautiful islands. An island is a landmass that is completely surrounded by water. Thailand has many islands, both big and small, located in the Gulf of Thailand and the Andaman Sea. These islands are popular tourist destinations and are known for their stunning beaches, crystal-clear waters, and a variety of recreational activities such as swimming, snorkeling, scuba diving, and more. Some of the most popular Thai islands include Phuket, Koh Samui, Koh Phi Phi, Koh Phangan, Koh Tao, and many others.

The best spots for island hopping in the (south-) west of Thailand

Koh Libong

There are still a few islands in the Trang area in southern Thailand that haven’t been affected by mass tourism. Koh Libong is one of them; it is a sizable island with wonderful long sand beaches. In the afternoon, if you’re lucky, you might still be able to claim the entire beach to yourself.

Khao Lak

Since Khao Lak is recognized for its calm beachfront, it has become a great choice for beach lovers who want to enjoy the warm sun on the fine, white sand beach without worrying about the crowds of tourists. Fewer than an hour’s drive north of Phuket Island, Khao Lak is popular with tourists who come for its lush tropical forests, peaceful seashore, or just to unwind.

Bamboo Island

My favorite island in all of Thailand is Bamboo Island. The island, which is in the Andaman Sea, is sometimes overlooked. From a distance, the area lacks palm trees and appears uninteresting and unworthy of travel. In fact, I dreaded going there when I was traveling the Phi Phi Islands because I could see it from a distance and knew it would be the last stop of the day. I quickly changed my opinion and fell in love with Bamboo Island once we just parked our longtail boat next to the island.

Koh Lanta

Some of Thailand’s top beaches may be found on the island of Koh Lanta, which is part of the Krabi province. Koh Lanta is actually a collection of more than 50 islands that have mostly escaped the effects of the mass tourism that has ravaged other regions of Thailand. The majority of the hotels, stores, and utilities are found in the northern part of the island, which is also where boats from Phuket and Phi Phi dock.

Koh Rok

The uninhabited island of Koh Rok, which comprises of two islands, is about 30 kilometers from Koh Lanta. This rule applies to day visitors as well, who come in large numbers. The tour, which takes you to Koh Rok for lunch, is most popular with snorkeling day tours.

Conclusion: The best spots for island hopping in Thailand

You should choose a few of them, combine them, and go on an enjoyable island-hopping trip in Thailand. Remember that sometimes it’s better to simply remain longer somewhere rather than visiting as many sites as you can. However, as you can see, you have a lot of options, so choosing could be challenging! Top Gaming Online Site

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