Satun Province
Thailand's southernmost Andaman Sea province, home to Ko Lipe and Tarutao National Marine Park, with peaceful islands and clear water.
Satun Province lies on the west coast of southern Thailand, bordering Malaysia, with a mainly Muslim population and a simple, friendly way of life. Offshore, Tarutao National Marine Park includes islands such as Ko Lipe, which is known for its clear water, coral reefs and laid-back atmosphere. Most of the province falls within the Satun UNESCO Global Geopark, with caves and fossil sites. Sea conditions are best from November to April. The province has no major airport; travelers generally go via Hat Yai or Trang airport and continue by road to Pak Bara Pier to take a boat, and there are also boats to and from Langkawi in Malaysia.
Destinations
Itineraries
- Andaman Sea Island Hopping: Phuket to Langkawi – Island-hopping south from Phuket through Phi Phi, Railay, Lanta, Koh Mook and Koh Lipe, then crossing the sea to Langka…