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Mun Islands

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The Mun Islands, also written Man Islands, are the Nai, Klang and Nok island group off Kram in Rayong, with distinct conservation and visitor arrangements.

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Samae San Islands

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The Samae San Islands are a naval conservation island group off Sattahip, where designated visitor islands coexist with restricted research and protection areas.

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Koh Chang

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Koh Chang is a physical island destination in Ko Chang District, Trat Province.

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Ko Chula

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Ko Chula is a small island off Laem Sing Beach in Chanthaburi, described by the local municipality as a boat excursion without island accommodation or restaurants.

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Ko Kham

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Ko Kham off Samae San is a Navy-managed conservation island, visited for its beach, reef and nature trail on day trips.

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Ko Kham

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Ko Kham is a small island northwest of Ko Mak in Trat, known for pale sand, dark shoreline rocks and clear shallows.

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Ko Kham Yai

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Ko Kham Yai is a small inhabited island beside Ko Sichang, known for its fishing community, shrines and local island visits.

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Ko Khang Khao

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Ko Khang Khao is a small island south of Ko Sichang, with rocky coast and coral habitat in Chon Buri's Sichang island group.

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Ko Kradat

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Ko Kradat is a privately managed, low-lying island northeast of Ko Mak in Trat, noted for free-roaming deer and open coastal scenery.

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Ko Kudi

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Ko Kudi is a small national-park island northeast of Ko Samet, with a sandy landing beach, coastal rocks and nearby coral-viewing sites.

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Ko Kut (Koh Kood)

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Ko Kut, widely written Koh Kood, is a forested Trat island with beach bays, inland waterfalls and fishing communities at Ao Yai and Ao Salat.

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Ko Lan (Koh Larn)

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Ko Lan is Pattaya's inhabited offshore island, with several sandy beaches, accommodation and passenger-boat connections from the mainland.

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Ko Lao Ya Klang

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Ko Lao Ya Klang is the middle island of the three-island Lao Ya group south of Ko Chang in Trat.

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Ko Lao Ya Nai

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Ko Lao Ya Nai is the largest northern island of the Lao Ya group south of Ko Chang, with sandy shores and island accommodation.

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Ko Lao Ya Nok

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Ko Lao Ya Nok is the southern island in the Lao Ya group, offshore from southern Ko Chang in Trat.

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Ko Mai Si

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Ko Mai Si is a small island northwest of Ko Kut, within Ko Kut Subdistrict in Trat, distinct from the Mai Si islands near Ko Chang.

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Ko Mak

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Ko Mak is a settled, relatively low-lying Trat island with coconut and rubber plantations, beach stays and quiet roads suited to exploring by bicycle.

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Ko Mun Klang

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Ko Mun Klang is the middle island of Rayong's three-island Mun group, offshore from Kram and Laem Mae Phim, separate from the turtle-conservation island Mun Nai.

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Ko Mun Nai

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Ko Mun Nai is the inner island of Rayong's Mun group, known for its sea turtle conservation centre and controlled nature visits.

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Ko Mun Nok

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Ko Mun Nok is the outer island of Rayong's Mun group, with beaches and snorkeling in a privately managed island setting.

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Ko Ngam

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Ko Ngam lies southeast of Ko Chang, where two wooded hills meet at a narrow sandy neck with bays on either side.

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