Koh Hong Archipelago

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Koh Hong Archipelago is a small group of scenic limestone islands in Krabi Province, Thailand, renowned for their turquoise lagoons, white-sand beaches, and popular kayaking and snorkeling spots.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf archipelago
tourist destination
accessBy longtail boat
speedboat
administrativeRegion Ao Luek District
bestVisitSeason November to April
climate tropical monsoon climate
country Thailand
distanceFromKrabiMainland approximately 20–30 minutes by boat
governingBody Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation of Thailand
hasBeachType powdery white sand
hasFeature hidden lagoons
limestone karst formations
mangrove areas
shallow coral reefs
hasIsland Koh Hong
linked to: Mu Ko Hong

Koh Lao Lading
Koh Pakbia
Koh Rai
linked to: Koh Koun
hasRegulation national park entry fee required
no overnight stays on most islands
hasView Phang Nga Bay area
linked to: Phang Nga Bay
hasWildlife coral species
sea birds
tropical fish
knownFor kayaking
limestone islands
scenic cliffs
snorkeling
turquoise lagoons
white-sand beaches
locatedIn Andaman Sea
Krabi Province
southern Thailand
nearestCity Krabi
partOf Than Bok Khorani National Park
popularActivity day trips
sea kayaking
snorkeling tours
sunbathing
swimming
tourismType eco-tourism
marine tourism
waterColor emerald green
turquoise

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Hong Islands hasAlternativeName Koh Hong Archipelago