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Koh Kood, Thailand

Koh Kood, Thailand

5 off-the-beaten-track islands: Alone in the world in Thailand

Thailand can be like many other places around the world: overrun with visitors.

Yet this country holds numerous surprises and is home to hidden gems at the heart of nature, discreet, even secret. In reference to the film “Cast Away”, a selection of islands gives travellers the chance to let time take its course and live at nature’s pace. Lounging on white sand beaches, feet in the sun under the Thai light.
Here is an invitation to contemplate a paradisiacal world through a selection of five off-the-beaten-track islands.

For a deeper discovery of this string of islands, Bénédicte can advise you and share her knowledge of this remote region.

  • Koh Kood

Within Trat province, on the border with Cambodia, lies Thailand’s fourth-largest island, a true gem known to few. A territory covered in jungle at its centre and fringed with unspoiled, dreamlike coastline.
Sheltered from the world, this stretch of land consists mainly of pristine beaches and lush nature.

  • Koh Lipe

A Thai pearl at the heart of the Adang-Rawi Archipelago, this island draws travellers with its pristine beaches and thriving coral reefs. Nicknamed “the island of three beaches” (Pattaya, Sunrise and Sunset), it appeals to those seeking tropical tranquillity. A getaway far from urban bustle, this land embodies the perfect balance between unspoiled nature and modern comfort.

  • Koh Tarutao

In southern Thailand, on the border with Malaysia, this wild island is part of Tarutao National Park and offers divers an immersive experience within a fascinating marine reserve. A former pirate stronghold, it holds numerous treasures waiting to be discovered. An invitation to adventure through hiking trails lined with dense vegetation.
A wild sanctuary where history and nature form a striking harmony.

  • Koh Yao Noi

Nestled between Phuket and Krabi, this isolated paradise is sometimes nicknamed “Phuket 30 years ago”.
Certain viewpoints offer views of the wonderful Phang Nga Bay, home to a welcoming population. Numerous exploratory and adventure activities are available to travellers, such as crossing the island by scooter, diving and snorkelling, and hiking through lush nature.

  • Koh Phra Thong

Far from the tourist crowds, this island offers an immersive experience within a world of calm and ease. Accommodations connect authentically with the natural environment.
Kayak excursions allow for exploration of natural waterways. Expert knowledge of the local flora and fauna can be shared through guided walks.
A preserved sanctuary inviting travellers to find their own quest for calm and contemplation.