Beaches of Koh Lanta
From the lively 3 km sweep of Long Beach to deserted southern coves — 19 beaches, one island. Filter to find the one that fits your day.
Kaw Kwang Beach
A dramatic tidal headland at the island's northern tip - part beach, part tidal flat, with sunrise AND sunset views.
Klong Dao Beach
Koh Lanta's most popular family beach - a 3km arc of calm, shallow water and white sand just 5km from Saladan pier.
Long Beach
Koh Lanta's longest beach at 3.5km - fine white sand, casuarina pine shade, and a mix of backpacker buzz to luxury resorts.
Relax Bay
A quiet 400m bay between Long Beach and Klong Khong - rocky edges, genuine local fishing boats, and a true off-the-beaten-path feel.
Secret Beach
A hidden 100m pocket beach reached through the trees - shells, sand, calm water, and often complete solitude.
Beautiful Beach
An undeveloped 300m bay with shell-mixed sand, one rustic bar, and some of the finest sunset views on Koh Lanta.
Tricky Trocky Beach
A 50m micro-beach of smooth pebbles with a dramatic rocky outcrop - better for snorkeling and sunsets than sunbathing.
Klong Khong Beach
A 3km bohemian beach with Koh Lanta's best nightlife - fire shows, reggae bars, and a laid-back backpacker vibe.
Klong Toab Beach
A small transitional bay between Klong Khong and Klong Nin - largely unswimmable but scenic, with the luxury Rawi Warin Resort nearby.
Klong Nin Beach
A 2.4km village-backed beach at the island's midpoint - swimmable at all tides, famous for iconic umbrella-tree sunsets.
Nui Beach
A dramatic 75m cove ringed by jungle cliffs - crystal-clear water, good snorkeling, and wild monkeys on the trail down.
Kantiang Bay
Koh Lanta's finest beach - a perfect 1.5km crescent of turquoise water, calm year-round, backed by the legendary Pimalai Resort.
Nui Bay
A hidden 150m cove of brilliant white sand and glassy water - often called Koh Lanta's most beautiful beach, with excellent snorkeling.
Bakantiang Beach
The quieter southern end of Kantiang Bay - a small, secluded stretch of golden sand below the headland, away from the resorts and the sunset crowd.
Klong Jark Beach
A remote 400m beach with fine sand and jungle hills - famous as the starting point for the Khlong Chak Waterfall trail.
Bamboo Beach
A Robinson Crusoe-feel beach just before the National Park - dense jungle, bold monkeys, wandering cows, and a steep access road.
Tuesday Beach
A small, hard-to-reach beach on Koh Lanta's southern coast - quiet, undeveloped, and one for travellers who like having a stretch of sand to themselves.
Wild Beach
Klong Hin Beach
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