Pattaya Islands

Islands around Pattaya

Pattaya's islands might not rival the exotic island destinations in the south of Thailand, but they make for the perfect day-trip to enjoy swimming, fishing and coral viewing.

Ferries run daily from the main port, or catch a speedboat from Pattaya Beach.

Koh Larn (Coral Island)

Covering an area of about four square kilometers and known for its beautiful white sandy beaches like Ta Waen, clear water and an abundance of coral, Koh Larn is less then 8 km west of Pattaya Beach - a trip which takes about 45 minutes by ferry or 20 minutes by speedboat. For visitors who are not diving enthusiasts, glass-bottom boats are available to view the coral. Read more...

Samet Island Tour

Perhaps one of the most popular island destinations in Thailand, Samet Island is an ideal getaway located in Rayong province - a mere one hour drive from Pattaya. If you enjoy lying on pristine beaches, swimming in the sky-blue sea or bronzing it all up under the island's brilliant sun, the Samet Island Tour is a perfect choice for you. Read more...

Koh Si Chang Tour

Once favoured by three of Thailand's former Kings, Koh Si Chang Island's remaining link to royalty can still be seen in place names around the island where almost everything is named after members of the royal family and high-ranking officers. Then visit Chao Por Khao Yai, the famous Buddha statue highly respected by the people on the island. Read more...

Koh Pai Group of Islands

Comprising of Khoh Pai (the largest), Koh Manvichai, Koh Leom and Koh Klung Badan, this group of tiny islands are about 13 km from Pattaya, and takes two hours to reach by boat. Presently under the supervision of the Royal Thai Navy, the islands make the perfect getaway for a day of swimming, snorkeling to view the coral, fishing and chilled-out moments under waving palm trees.

Koh Krok

Just a little dot in the ocean comprising mostly of rocks, Koh Krok features just one sandy beach that stretches for about 100 meters on the east side of the island, but it is still popular for coral viewing and to escape from the hustle and bustle on the mainland.

Koh Sak

Shaped like a horse-shoe, Koh Sak is another tiny island - just 600 metres away from Koh Larn and about 10 km west of Pattaya. It has two beaches, one on on the northern and the other on the southern side of the island, with a pathway connecting them. Due to its secluded location, skin-diving to view the coral is popular here.

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