Ko Rawi

เกาะราวี

An uninhabited island in the west of Tarutao National Marine Park, with white sand beaches and a clear lagoon. It is a must-stop on island-hopping snorkeling tours.

Ko Rawi lies about 9 kilometers northwest of Koh Lipe. Apart from national park facilities, the island is essentially uninhabited. On its southeast shore is a long sandy beach and a lagoon with exceptionally clear water, and there are corals and tropical fish right off the shore. Most visitors come on the long-tail boat '4-island/8-island tours,' which combine it with Ko Hin Ngam, Ko Yang, Ko Jabang, and others. A half-day trip costs about 600–1,000 baht per person, and chartering a boat gives more flexibility. There are no shops on the island, so bring your own drinking water and sun protection. National park rules prohibit feeding fish and touching coral.

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Uninhabited island · Snorkeling · Island hopping

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