Krabi Hong Island
Krabi Hong Island is a secluded island with a picturesque lagoon surrounded by high limestone cliffs.
This island is ideal for those who are looking for peace and natural harmony surrounded by turquoise waters.
Hong Island, also known as Koh Lao Bileh, attracts tourists with its magnificent 400-meter-long beach, which is famous for its fine white sand and crystal clear emerald waters. The landscape is complemented by impressive vertical cliffs along the edges of the beach and dense tropical vegetation, creating a picturesque backdrop.
In addition to the beach, which is considered one of the best in the province of Krabi, the island offers another unique attraction. Hidden in the north of the island is an amazing lagoon with bright green water, surrounded by mangrove forests and trees that are somehow rooted to the sheer cliffs.
To see the underwater world, you don't have to use a mask and snorkel: the shallow waters near the beach allow you to watch the fish right off the shore without going deep into the water.
In addition, the island is famous for its 2-meter monitor lizards, which move freely along the beach. These lizards do not pose a danger to humans and are characterized by a calm disposition.
To see the underwater world, you don't have to use a mask and snorkel: the shallow waters near the beach allow you to watch the fish right off the shore without going deep into the water.
In addition, the island is famous for its 2-meter monitor lizards, which move freely along the beach. These lizards do not pose a danger to humans and are characterized by a calm disposition.