Koh Lanta Hotels & Travel Guide

The biggest attractions are Koh Lanta’s sandy white beaches, fertile mangroves and clear water. Most resorts are concentrated in main beach areas, yet blend in perfectly with the environment as they are low-rise. Read More...

The west coast is a long isolated beachfront and the resorts all along this 25 km stretch of seaside are largely made from natural materials. The beaches are clean and exotic – offering the perfect tropical escape. Read More...

Mother Nature is the biggest draw on Koh Lanta and things are likely to stay that way for quite a while. Take your time and let the island grow on you as it's certainly got no problem with overcrowding. Read More...

Restaurants have been opening at a rapid rate over the past few years in Koh Lanta which means there's a decent selection of eateries.  Read More...

Generally low key. Eat, drink, meet people at the local bars, sing at the Karaoke, see a local Thai boxing match. Koh Lanta isn't about a rollicking nightlife but you can have fun. Read More...

Koh Lanta is charming, bucolic, tranquil and untouched. The island may be beautiful but it's certainly not a shopper's paradise. Baan Saladan is the nearest you'll get to 'cosmopolitan' on Lanta. Read More...

Koh Lanta's unique cultural heritage is the result of a mosaic of ethnic groups who call the island home; friendly people who have retained their customs, and make a living mostly from the ocean and rubber plantations. Read More...

Our interactive map displays all available hotels with photos, facilities and guest comments as well as attractions, landmarks and other items of interest with links to relevant information pages. Read More...