Khao Lampi–Hat Thai Mueang National Park — Attraction in Phang-nga Province

The Khao Lampi Hat Thai Muang National Park is a beautiful National Park with a approximately 32 kilometers long stretch of white sandy beach and clear blue seawater. There's besides the shoreline forest a large mountainous forest/jungle reserve with waterfalls and streams, lush green hills and a variety of wildlife. Rangers are doing an excellent job keeping the beach clean of flotsam and conduct regular clean-ups. Beaches are patrolled for nesting sea-turtles and eggs are being protected until they hatch. There's basic bungalow accomodation and a campground with tentts for those who like to spend the night here. There's also an area at "Pang" with giant cogwheels and other metal objects from the tin mining era. Thai Muang village is only a short distance away and a great place for tasty (inexpensive) local food and non-luxury shopping. It's an uncrowded and excellent place to visit for those who love nature, tranquility and empty white sandy beaches. Best months to visit are between...

A stunning natural sanctuary offering a captivating blend of lush rainforests, pristine beaches, and rich biodiversity, making it an ideal destination for nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers alike. Explore Lampi Waterfall, Ton Prai Waterfall, Khao Na Yak Beach, Remains Of The Tin Dredging, Thung Samet Khao & Laem Ao Kham Lighthouse. From the gentle hum of tropical wildlife to the serene beauty of its coastline, Khao Lampi - Hat Thai Mueang National park invites you to explore its tranquil trails, vibrant ecosystems, and stunning views. The park is in two sections, the beach peninsular and the inland section with the 2 waterfalls. You need to pay your entrance fee here, and that includes all areas of both sections of the park for one day. The Remains of the Tin Dredging is 6km from the entrance. Na Yak Beach is a further 6km. There's overnight accommodation here in bungalows or you can camp! This is a stunning...

Wow. Need to chill out? Try this beautiful beach empty unspoiled beach. A great stretch for a walk. There is an incredible sense of isolation which is beautiful. Great for a long long swim if you’re a swimmer. The beach south of the park is also beautiful and it’s free. Wonderful seafood restaurants in Thai Muaeng beach. The fee for admission therefore keeps Thai people out so the turtles can be left alone to nest. If you in don’t want to get in a boat to go to the similans, this is an excellent mainland alternative. Also, check out the turtle research center and museum just outside the park. It’s absolutely amazing in a raw, anti-touristy way. I hate leaving this raving review because I’d hate to jeopardize the sleepy chilled out vibe by sending a bunch of tourists, but honestly it’s a great...