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Ranong & Koh Phayam · Thailand

Ko Kam Tok

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Paid
Parking
Unknown
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Unknown
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Unknown
Food
Unknown

About this beach

Ko Kam Tok is a small island in Laem Son National Park, about 20 minutes by boat south of Ko Khang Khao. On its western side a curving, tree-backed sand spit almost closes a round bay; the shape led boatmen to call it Ko Ao Khao Khwai, buffalo horn bay island. A park ranger post stood here before the 2004 tsunami. The usual visiting season runs from November to May.

Records last updated: September 30, 2026

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