Khao Lak Travel Essentials

Pak Weep Beach, sandwiched between Coconut Beach and Bang Sak Beach, is a small and remarkably quiet stretch of sand in the national...

Nang Thong Beach is probably Khao Lak’s most popular beach, but it’s wide and about 3 km long so you’ll still always find plenty of space...

Khuk Khak Beach sits to the north of Bang Niang, on the other side of the tributary that separates the 2 at high tide. It's about 3 km...

Bang Niang Beach is a popular beach towards the south of Khao Lak, separated from Khuk Khak by a small tributary. Bang Niang is the...

White Sand Beach is a 2.6-km stretch of idyllic sands on the Pak Weep Coast, just north of Khao Lak’s Pakarang Cape peninsula. True to...

Wat Bang Riang (formally Wat Rat Upatam) is a beautiful hilltop temple on Khao Lan Mountain in Thap Put, Phang Nga Province. The temple...

A memorial marking the devastating 2004 tsunami The International Tsunami Museum honours the lives lost in December 2004. Khao Lak has...

The Kapong Hot Springs, located in Khao Lak Lam Ru National Park, are a short distance from Khao Lam. The springs are an ideal activity...

A paddle on the Little Amazon, also called the Klong Sung Nae is a relaxing and peaceful way to experience an ecologically diverse...

Pakarang Cape is an extension of a beach with the same name: Pakarang Beach, also known as Coral Beach because of the coral that washes...