Besides enjoying your stay at our resort, "your little paradise under the sun" with crystal-blue water, white sandy beach and the warm sunshine on Koh Ngai, there is more to do! We offer you daily boat trips to visit nearby islands. Interesting tourist attractions are:
Koh Maa: The island with a horse-saddle shape, no beach but the surrounding rocks and high cliffs offer the most fantastic diving spot. There are lovely areas of shallow water coral reefs, seaweed and numerous fish.
Koh Chuak: Comprising two islands with rapid current flowing in between. People, therefore, have to hold the rope while diving. It is the most famous area of Trang for snorkeling where various soft colourful corals are found as well as numerous colourful fish.
Koh Waen: This rocky island is shaped like a ring and features lots of swallow nests. This area used to be the location of the first underwater wedding ceremonies in Trang but the ceremony was then moved to Koh Kradan. At present, Koh Waen is well-known for various coral reefs, especially solid species, coral line and fertile fish.
Koh Mook: Koh Mook is large compared to nearby islands; swimming can be done along the shoreline, the area of fertile seaweed - the most delicious food for dugongs (sea cows). The population is mostly Muslim. Their occupations are fishing, growing rubber and copra. People can get around to anywhere on the island by walking, riding a motorcycle or riding a bicycle. About three km from Sapanyao Pier, there is a small beach called Farang Beach with three-to-four resorts among peaceful surroundings that can be accessed on rented motorcycles.
Emerald Cave or Tham Morakot, one of the most fantastic attractions of the Unseen in Thailand campaign, is located to the west of Koh Mook. It's an exciting journey to Morakot Cave, because of the marvelous natural wonders and visitors can reach the cave by swimming one by one into the entrance. After reaching the other side, you will emerge into a large hall with the sky above looking like a large tunnel. There is a sandy beach in the middle of the hall surrounded by high cliffs. Unusual species of plant are found on the beach and the cliffs and the sunlight at midday shines straight through the roof of the tunnel. The reflection of the sea creates an emerald hue as the name 'Tham Morakot' reflects, meaning Emerald Cave.
Koh Kradan: One of the most beautiful islands in the Andaman Sea. The most striking feature here is its powdery white beach and crystal-clear water that permits a great view of the coral reefs underneath. A variety of colourful fish inhabiting around the shallow water corals makes the site perfect for snorkeling. There are a few resorts providing rooms and bungalows as well as major resort facilities.
