Mu Ko Ang Thong National Park in Surat Thani province is Thailand's 21st national park and holds recognition as an ASEAN Heritage Park. The park spans 102 square kilometers across 42 islands. On Wua Ta Lap Island, visitors will find only two accommodation houses available for overnight stays, offering a quiet retreat surrounded by natural coastal scenery. Ao Kha Beach provides calm waters and settled conditions suitable for various activities. Guests can explore the area through sea kayaking, enjoy shallow water snorkeling, visit viewpoints overlooking the islands, and watch the sunrise. Bathroom facilities are available on site. Camping fees range from 30 to 60 baht per person per night, and equipment rental is available.
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Beautiful water, if your snorkling head to the rocky areas as there's more fish to see.
Angthong national park is a great place to explore. The archipelago consists of about 40 islands. A great place to snorkel and enjoy the views. There is a ranger station, bungalows, a shop, and a restaurant at Ao Phi Beach on Ko Wua Talap.
Breathtaking view! Don't miss this park
Nice views the stairs are quite steep but worth the walk saw the lovely gibbons in the trees on the beach
Gorgeous national park, lots of things to do a and see, brilliant views wherever you go
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Beautiful water, if your snorkling head to the rocky areas as there's more fish to see.
Angthong national park is a great place to explore. The archipelago consists of about 40 islands. A great place to snorkel and enjoy the views. There is a ranger station, bungalows, a shop, and a restaurant at Ao Phi Beach on Ko Wua Talap.
Breathtaking view! Don't miss this park
Nice views the stairs are quite steep but worth the walk saw the lovely gibbons in the trees on the beach
Gorgeous national park, lots of things to do a and see, brilliant views wherever you go
Equipment rental availableKhuan Khangkhok is a small island in Ratchaprapha Dam within Khao Sok National Park, Surat Thani Province, managed by the Khao Phang Forest Protection Unit. The island is surrounded by limestone mountains and naturally shaped rock formations. The reservoir water displays a clear emerald green color with a quiet, peaceful atmosphere suitable for relaxation. Visitors can camp near the mountains, swim, watch the sunrise, observe sea mist from viewpoints, take photographs, go stargazing at night, fish, and walk along the small beach. The site provides bathroom facilities, shower rooms, and a restaurant. Boat access is the only way to reach the island. Camping is free of charge, and tent rental service is available.
Equipment rental availableLaem Sai Camping Beach offers a spacious beachfront camping area in Surat Thani province. The site stretches along the shoreline where campers can observe the sunrise over the calm morning sea. Tall coconut palms provide natural shade across the grounds, which include large shelters for protection from sun and wind, as well as sand dunes that serve as wind barriers. As conditions can be windy during certain periods, visitors should check weather conditions before arriving. The location is situated near Pum Riang house, the birthplace of the monk Buddhadasa, and approximately 5 kilometers from Laem Pho Saturday market. The extensive camping ground allows cars to park directly beside tents, making car camping possible. Access to the site requires driving about 100 meters on a dirt road, which is manageable for sedans with cautious driving. The fee is 100 baht per person per night, and tent rental is available.
Equipment rental availablePho Samphao Camping occupies a mountainous site where morning mist is a regular feature. The location offers privacy and quiet surroundings not far from Ratchaprapha Dam and approximately 30 minutes from Khao Nai Na Luang National Park. Visitors can choose between VIP tents that include private bathrooms or pitch their own tents with access to electrical hookups. Facilities at the site include electricity points, separate male and female bathrooms, shower rooms, a viewpoint for observing mist, and barbecue areas. Guests can watch the morning mist and early light from their camping area. Access to the site requires driving on unpaved tracks that ascend and descend through the valley, and those traveling in sedans should proceed with particular care. Rates range from 150 to 950 baht per person per night, and camping equipment is available for rent.
Plai Fah Homestay is located in Chaiya District, Surat Thani Province, offering a beachside camping experience at Phumriang Beach with abundant shade trees for all-day comfort in a private setting. The area can accommodate approximately 5-6 large tents or 10 small tents. Electrical hookups are available for campers, and there are designated barbecue areas for cooking along with dishwashing facilities. The site features 2 toilet facilities and allows all types of vehicles as it is directly accessible from the road. RVs can park on-site, with additional charges for electrical hookups and air conditioning usage. The beachfront location offers swimming and fishing opportunities. Under the homestay building, there is a cool shelter area with seating and tables for guests to escape the heat. Pets are welcome, and the location is conveniently near convenience stores and restaurants. Mobile network coverage is excellent across all carriers. The facility also operates a homestay accommodation service alongside the camping area.
at Mu Ko Ang Thong National park (0m above sea level • 9.67°N, 99.65°E)
