[2025 Kapoe Attraction] Travel Guide for Laem Son National Park (Updated Jul)

#Island Tour 1 Day Trip, Bat Island, Japan Island, Kamtok Island, three islands in Laem Son National Park. Take a short boat ride from the pier and you will find beautiful seas like this. The program will start at Bat Island, followed by Japan Island, and end at Kamtok Island, which has a viewpoint of Ao Khao Kwai, with a full lunch on this island. This program will take almost a full day. Let me tell you that Ranong Sea does not need to take a boat far to be beautiful like this. Location: Laem Son National Park, Kaper District, Ranong Province #Escape from Mr. to Journey #100 Ways to Travel #Sea #Ranong Lovely City #Ranong

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📅 Itinerary Day 1: Travel from Bangkok ~ Phuket Day 2: After finishing the trip from Phuket, head straight to Ranong Day 3: Stay at Thananat Hotel 🏨 Recommended accommodation: Thananat Hotel 🍴 Recommended restaurant in Ranong Market 📌 Tip: Plan occasionally. #PhuketTravel #RanongSecondaryCity #TravelJournal #NationalParkWorthVisiting

#Travel to save the world Laem Son National Park is located in Kaper and Suk Samran districts, Ranong province. It covers both land and sea areas, covering an area of ​​approximately 315 square kilometers. It was established as a national park on September 9, 1983. It has a variety of landscapes, including coastlines, mangrove forests, pine forests, and islands in the Andaman Sea. This park has abundant natural resources, suitable for ecotourism and nature study. Highlights and important tourist attractions 1. Bang Ben Beach A quiet beach with a row of pine trees along the coastline. It is the location of the park office and a convenient place to pitch a tent or relax by the sea. 2. Kam Islands Consists of Kam Yai Island, Kam Klang Island, and Kam Tok Island, which have abundant shallow coral reefs, suitable for snorkeling to see coral reefs, as well as boat trips to see the scenery of the islands. 3. Mangrove and Pine Forest Nature Trail The park has created a nature trail for visitors to learn about important ecosystems, including mangrove plants, local aquatic animals, and the characteristics of the pine forest. Facilities There is a tent site and accommodation for tourists. Including restrooms and convenience stores within the park office area. There are officers to provide information and facilitate visitors. The park entrance fee for the general public is 40 baht for adults and 20 baht for children. How to get there From Ranong city, you can travel by private car or bus to Kaper District, then continue to the park office at Bang Ben Beach, which is approximately 60 kilometers from the city. Recommendations for visiting You should prepare sun protection equipment, food and drinking water because the beach area has strong sunlight and limited shops. If you intend to travel to the islands, you should contact the park officers in advance to arrange a boat and a guide. Follow the park's regulations to maintain the integrity of nature and your own safety. Laem Son National Park is therefore an important natural tourist attraction in Ranong Province. It is suitable for those who want to relax in a quiet atmosphere and those who are truly interested in studying marine and coastal nature. I highly recommend it.

Ranong is another province worth visiting. On this trip, we had the opportunity to go on a boat trip to see 3 islands in Rayong. It was a boat trip that took us to Laem Son National Park. This boat tour took us to 3 islands in total: 1. Koh Kam 2. Koh Khang Khao 3. Koh Japan The water in Ranong's sea is very beautiful. The sandy beach on Koh Kam is beautiful and fine. Plus, the atmosphere is very good, no less than other seas. This boat trip has snacks to eat on the boat and there is a break for lunch on Koh Kam. If anyone comes to visit Ranong, don't forget to find an opportunity to stop by and take a boat trip to see 3 islands. #triptakesflytoaskfornewyearblessings #seatrip #Ranong #seatourism #boatride

The atmosphere is great, very natural, feel good 🫰

This is my first visit here. The staff provided excellent guidance. The restrooms are clean, and the place is very natural and peaceful. The Alexandrine parakeets (similar to parrots) are very noisy, but when you walk by, they hide and become completely silent (it's quite funny😄). The pine forest is shady, and the beach remains natural. There are no food or drinks for sale here, so if you plan to stay overnight or camp, you should bring your own supplies. Heading towards Bang Ben Pier (Koh Piak Nam Noi), the view is also beautiful. Unfortunately, I didn't get to take a boat trip to the islands. Currently, boat trips to Koh Kam Tok, Koh Japan, and Koh Bat are available. You need to rent a boat for 3000 baht, which can accommodate 10 people, excluding food and park entrance fees. If you come with a group, it's worth it. We arrived in the afternoon, so we missed out. Such a pity. If you're interested, you can contact the National Park. I heard that the boats are long-tail boats owned by the local community.