The island’s natural beauty, both above and below the water, with its stunning coral reefs and abundant marine life in clear, warm water, brings thousands of visitors each year, making it an unforgettable destination for divers, adventurers and travellers alike. This, combined with the relaxed atmosphere and lifestyle, has attracted people here for over 50 years and is now a warm second home for many. Koh Tao has developed in many ways, and with its thriving diving industry, it is now one of the leading centres for dive education in the world.
The only way of getting here is by boat travelling from the mainland of Thailand, leaving Chumphon and Surat Thani, or from the islands of Koh Samui and Koh Phangan. There is no airport on the island…
The beaches and bays of Koh Tao offer ideal conditions for snorkeling, as they feature shallow coral reefs close to the shore. Here is a list of the 20 beaches and bays where you can feel the refreshing sea breeze…
The island can be visited all year round. There is always somewhere calm should the weather be windy on one of the coasts. Monsoons usually arrive between mid-November and the end of December…
The crystal clear water is due to the distance from the mainland and its many rivers.
The stunning coral reefs with an abundance of tropical marine life start just a few metres offshore in crystal clear and calm water. Here is our complete guide for your best snorkeling experience…
Exploring the island by foot gives you the freedom to discover at your own pace and the chance to see it uniquely. Here are the 5 best hikes taking you from Sairee Beach, Mae Haad Bay, and Chalok Baan Kao…
The island has a great variety of restaurants offering international cuisines and creative fusion blends. You can tour the culinary world in just a few days. Here is a selection of restaurants we have chosen to review…
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Surat Thani 84360 THAILAND
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