Koh Khram is a large island with plenty of unbelievably beautiful coves, beaches and inlets. This makes a cruise around the Island simply magical. Nearly all of the beaches are blessed with amazing powdery-white, soft sand. To the south of the Island there are huge limestone drop-offs which are reminiscent of Phuket's fabulous Phang Nga Bay. The waters surrounding it, and the sea between it and its sister Island Koh Khram Noi which is located just a few hundred meters north are crystal clear, and literally teaming with marine life and coral reefs. This offers exquisite snorkeling, and you will find the fishing in this area makes for a very pleasurable experience indeed!

This islands sole beach is simply spectacular with 800 meters of sumptuous white powdery sand and crystal clear waters. The beach width changes dramatically at high and low tide which means that just after a few steps you are free swimming amongst its tropical fish. At low tide the fish are literally swimming beneath your feet. At low tide it is recommended that relevant foot ware be worn due to coral close to the beach.

Ko Lan is a small Thai island off the coast of Pattaya, in the Gulf of Thailand. It’s known for its beaches, set against a backdrop of wooded hills. In the north, Ta Waen Beach is dotted with restaurants and shops. A large, stingray-shaped building dominates Samae Beach’s north end. The beach is famed for its clear water and sunset views. Small monkeys inhabit the hills around coral-ringed Nual Beach, in the south.

Tucked away in the eastern corner of the map of Thailand, some 21 kilometers from Pattaya city- Ko Phai is a cluster of islands celebrated for its unreal beauty and pristine beaches. Ko Klung Badan, Ko Luam Ko Manwichai, and Ko Rin are some of the few islands among the group of Ko Phai. The phenomenal archipelago is a retreat for sunbathers and beach lovers. You can visit Ko Phai during the daytime but have to leave the shores before sunset.