Ko Lanta National Park

While vacationing on Koh Lanta, be sure to visit one of its main attractions, Moo Koh Lanta National Park. It is located on the southern cape of the island.

General Information about Moo Koh Lanta National Park

Moo Koh Lanta National Park is located within the province of Krabi, with a total area of over 134 square meters. The national park consists of several islands, Lanta Yai and Lanta Noi being the largest of them. It also includes the neighboring islets Ko Rok, Ko Mai Ngam Tai, Ko Ta La Beng, Ko Ngai, Ko Tu Kon Lima, Ko Rok Nok.

Travel time to the Park from Saladan Village is about 45 minutes;

The entrance fee is from 100 THB, if you arrive after 5:30 pm you can enter for free and witness the stunning sunset.

History of the Island's National Park

Lanta National Park was established in 1990. It aims to preserve the island's natural resources and coral reefs in the Andaman Sea. Koh Lanta has mangrove forests and many species of exotic animals, reptiles, and birds.

There is virtually no infrastructure here, except for one hotel and a small restaurant. Mostly, vacationers come here for excursions.

Interesting Places in Ko Lanta Park

The majority of the park's territory is occupied by jungle. To walk around the whole park, it will take you 1-2 hours. There are also two beaches here. One of them is covered with sand, it is excellent for swimming. On the second one, the soil is rocky.

When you're on the beach, be sure to visit the ancient lighthouse. From its top, you can enjoy a beautiful view of the sea and the island.

There are also gazebos on the beach for relaxing.

Tourist Tips

You can't enter the National Park on a motorcycle, but you will need to leave it in the parking lot at the main entrance.

At the entrance to Moo Koh Lanta National Park, you'll often encounter monkeys who are eagerly awaiting treats from tourists. So keep a close eye on your bags and don't leave your belongings unattended on the benches, or risk not seeing them again.

A tour of Lanta National Park is a great way to see the island's natural beauty, and it's a great way to diversify your vacation at the resort.