
Haad Rin
Koh Phangan
Full Moon Party beach.

Thailand · Surat Thani · Gulf of Thailand
Jungle hills and quiet bays, famous for the Full Moon Party and wellness retreats.
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Koh Phangan
Full Moon Party beach.

Koh Phangan
Secluded bay.

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Northeast bays.

Koh Phangan
Royal waterfall.

Koh Phangan
Forest waterfall and viewpoint.

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Oldest island temple.

Thong Sala
Evening market.

Haad Rin
Party bars.

Thong Sala
Main ferry pier.

Mainland · Surat Thani
Mainland terminal for VIP coaches; connects with ferries to the island.
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Map locations are approximate. Nearby excursions are labelled; check venue access, opening days and sea conditions before visiting.
Don’t miss
Home of the monthly Full Moon Party.
A secluded bay best reached by boat.
Two beautiful bays in the northeast.
A day trip to 42 islands.
A calm beach with good snorkelling.
A waterfall visited by Thai kings.
A forest waterfall and viewpoint.
An island joined by a sandbar for snorkelling.
A yoga and wellness area.
Evening food market.
Heritage & traditions
The island’s oldest temple.
Inscriptions left by visiting kings.
A hillside Chinese shrine.
A hilltop temple with meditation retreats.
Saturday market with local food.
Coconut groves that once drove the island economy.
Spicy curries and seafood.
Many centres in Sri Thanu.
Small villages on the north coast.
Classes in several island schools.
Koh Phangan lies between Koh Samui and Koh Tao, with a mountainous, forested interior.
Driest from January to August; heavier rain from October to December.
Fishing and coconut farming communities, Buddhist temples and Chinese shrines.
Cover shoulders and knees, remove shoes where requested and speak quietly. Ask before photographing people or ceremonies.
Do not touch or stand on coral, use reef-safe sunscreen and take rubbish back with you.
Haad Rin hosts the Full Moon Party and other monthly parties. Expect crowds and guard your belongings.
Night markets in Thong Sala and beach restaurants.
Ferries from Koh Samui (about 30 minutes) and Donsak (Surat Thani). Joint bus-and-boat tickets come from Bangkok.
Songthaews and taxis; roads are steep — rent scooters only if experienced.