Koh Wai – Snorkeling and Pristine Nature

Koh Wai is a small island near Koh Mak. You can visit for a day trip or as part of a snorkeling tour. Accommodation is available at the Koh Wai Beach Resort, but facilities are limited. Electricity is only available at certain times, and the only way to get around is on foot. What the island does offer are beautiful, lush small bays, clear water, and great opportunities for snorkeling and kayaking. From Koh Mak, you can reach it by speedboat in 30 minutes or by slow boat in about an hour.

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Where to stay on Koh Mak? Find out here!

Plub Pla Koh Mak Retreat

Plub Pla Koh Mak Retreat

Sabai Beach Resort

Sabai Beach Resort

Mira Montra, The Beachfront Resort

Mira Montra, The Beachfront Resort

Seavana Beach Resort

Seavana Beach Resort

Hidden Beach Resort

Hidden Beach Resort

By The Sea

By The Sea

Explore the beaches on Koh Mak!

Laem Son Beach

Laem Son Beach

Ao Kao Beach

Ao Kao Beach

Pebble Beach

Pebble Beach

Ao Soun Yai Beach

Ao Soun Yai Beach

What to see & do on Koh Mak? See our tips!

Cinnamon Scenic Boardwalk

Cinnamon Scenic Boardwalk

The Cinnamon Scenic Boardwalk is a half-kilometer-long wooden pier overlooking the blue sea of Ao Tan Beach in northern Koh Mak. It’s a perfect spot for photos and a romantic str […]

Somchai's Love Garden

Somchai’s Love Garden

Somchai’s Love Garden is a unique, partly decayed sculpture garden in the Koh Mak forest, featuring detailed nude female figures, penises, and animals. Not suitable for children, […]

Koh Rayang

Koh Rayang

Koh Rayang is a small, beautiful, and charming island with an even smaller white sandy beach, located just off the coast of Koh Mak. On the island stands a small, now dilapidated resort that once had only three rooms. What a paradise this must have been! You can still reach the island by boat; rent a kayak from Sabai Beach Resort at Ao Kao Beach.

Viewpoint Cape Tukata

Viewpoint Cape Tukata

For those who like to take in the sights from a bit of a distance, this is, as far as we know, the only viewpoint on Koh Mak. You can reach it by following a narrow uphill path in about 10 minutes. It’s a great spot to visit alongside the nearby Pebble Beach.

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