

With just a handful of hotels, this peaceful island offers uncrowded beaches where you may find little more than your own footprints in the sand. Admire dramatic limestone mountains, palm-lined roads, lush plantations and traditional stilted houses. Inland, discover stalactite caves, waterfalls and natural fish spas. Take a boat trip in search of rare pink dolphins, explore lively local markets or watch fishermen bring in the day’s catch. Evenings are relaxed, with a few bars and restaurants around Nadan’ Beach - perfect for those seeking tranquillity rather than nightlife.
Khanom enjoys good weather for the majority of the year, however between November to mid-December it can be rather windy. The peak dry season is from March to May but even during the traditional rainy season (June to October) it usually only rains for a short period in the afternoon.
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