Top Things to do in Ko Lanta
What to do and see in Ko Lanta, Krabi Province: The Best Nature & Parks
The dive sites surrounding Ko Lanta are considered to be some of Thailand’s finest. An intricate system of reefs, islets, and underwater caves are teeming with vibrant sea life. While you splash in the waves you may catch a glimpse of a Moken (sea gypsy) boat, gliding nomadically through the waters. Cap off your day with mouthwatering seafood, freshly caught and spicy enough to make your tongue tingle.
Restaurants in Ko Lanta
1. Ko Rok Nok
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 371 reviews
Lying south of Phuket, these twin islands are known for their pristine white beaches and colorful coral reefs for snorkeling and diving.
Reviewed By MikeO2498 - Paphos, Cyprus
A great place to visit, not just the clean beaches but also under the water, well worth the boat ride
2. Long Beach
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4.5 based on 2,146 reviews
Reviewed By 957virginiad - Ao Nang, Thailand
As the name suggests, this is a long beach which provides plenty of suitable places to watch the sunset! There are many hotels, resorts and guest houses scattered along the beach,a. With a price to suit your budget. Close to Lanta main town of Saladan, Long Beach provides a good base from which to explore lovely Lanta
3. Ko Jum
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4.5 based on 167 reviews
Reviewed By MikeO2498 - Paphos, Cyprus
Such beautiful people, this is an island which is unspoilt, the beaches are empty and so clean, the people are so friendly
4. Kantiang Bay
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4.5 based on 574 reviews
4 lsland. Rok lsland. Phi phi lsland. Rok+halsland by speed boat.or catamaran. Private charter speed boat or luxury longtail boat ..we use 2 - 3-4 engine for make trip ..
Reviewed By supave
Kantiang Bay is the best place to base yourself if you want to dive some of the top dive sites in Thailand. With spectacular reefs, unmatched marine diversity and great visibility, Kantiang Bay offers the convenience of shorter journey times so you get more chance to enjoy the relaxed and laid back atmosphere of island life.Experience the magic of Kantiang Bay and the deep south of Ko Lanta - the most beautiful and untouched part of Lanta Island.
5. Lanta Klong Nin Beach
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4.5 based on 691 reviews
Reviewed By dmitry-travel89 - Shanghai, China
Nice beach located in the middle of the island ( west side ). We enjoyed sunset here many times. Here is a lot of bars and restaurants but at the same time very quiet place. Best for travel with family.
6. Khlong Dao Beach
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4.5 based on 558 reviews
Reviewed By fubeca
Very quiet and nice. No vendors. Super wide and flat. Really soft sand on upper half and packed sand on lower half. Lots of moms with prams. Lots of joggers. And both actually work well here. Lots of families. Restaurants along beach are all quite nice. A few little markets. Sea entry is clean and soft and really shallow for a long ways out. A pretty perfect beach for young families. It feels really calm and quiet and upscale compared to other beaches we've visited in Thailand.
7. Khao Mai Kaew Cave
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4.5 based on 308 reviews
Reviewed By A6692XEbenf - Temecula, United States
This is one of the best experiences in Koh Lanta. Our guide was great and showed us all the tricky spots. I would suggest you be in decent shape for this. There are some very tight spots and it is somewhat challenging. It is a great trek through the jungle and the cave is seriously impressive; spiders, bats, crickets and impressive cave formations. Just awesome!
8. Nui Beach
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4.5 based on 248 reviews
Reviewed By STEWY88 - Doncaster, United Kingdom
Hard to find — you climb a steep hill on the scooter and almost at the top you’ll see a wooden shack with a few bikes parked on both sides of the road — slither down the rough path/ steps and notice the pile of discarded flip flops on your left and another 20 yards and you’re there — a golden secluded beach —- crystal clear water - a bar made from driftwood decorated with flotsam and jetsam — a few hammocks under the shade Buy a fruit shake and wonder why you didn’t make the effort to come before - unlikely you’ll be on your own but there will only be a handful of people to share this special place Enjoy !
9. Koh Rok Island
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4.5 based on 1,531 reviews
Reviewed By Villaolsen - Frederiksberg, Denmark
We took a speedboat from Koh Lanta and visited Koh Rok (and Koh Ha) with two kids, ages 5 and 9. We got to snorkel on two different sites around Koh Rok from the boat, both were quite good. Ate lunch at the beach and saw a couple of big monitor lizards and got to Bath and snorkel from the beach. The place is beautiful even when packed with tourists.
10. Bamboo Beach (Had Mai Phai)
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4.5 based on 140 reviews
Reviewed By D4zmo - Reading, United Kingdom
Stayed in Koh Lanta for 6 months during the covid-19 outbreak . This has been my favourite beach by far. It’s the last beach if you head south on the island before the national park. The entrance is beautiful ,lined with white Thai orchid trees. Usually quiet even in high season as most tourists don’t make it this far down the island. 100% worth a visit.
