Mu Koh Kam Islands
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A string of small islands within Laem Son National Park, south of Koh Phayam, with white sand and clear water; the most common snorkeling island-hopping route from Koh Phayam.
The Mu Koh Kam islands belong to Laem Son National Park. They consist of small islands such as Koh Kam Yai, Koh Kam Nui, and Koh Kam Tok, about 35 km south of Koh Phayam. The islands are surrounded by coral reefs, and the small beach on Koh Kam Tok is pristine and quiet, a classic stop for snorkeling and picnics. The national park has a basic campsite on Koh Kam Yai. From Koh Phayam pier and the resorts, full-day island-hopping tours run in the dry season, including longtail boat transport, snorkeling gear, and lunch, and they are often combined with Koh Chang Noi or Koh Khang Khao. National park entrance fees are required (about 200 baht for foreign visitors, subject to change on site), and boats do not run in the rainy season.
Opening hours
Dry season day trips approx. 09:00–16:00
Nearby sights
- Laem Son National Park (Hat Bang Ben)
- Aow Yai (Long Beach)
- Koh Phayam Pier Village
- Aow Khao Kwai (Buffalo Bay)
- Wat Koh Phayam
- Aow Kwang Peeb
- Koh Chang Noi (Ranong)
- Ranong Canyon