We are delighted to introduce some excellent accommodation on Koh Tao - Turtle Island and one of the most famous islands for diving in the world.

Coral Grand Resort
We are an elegant and scenic resort found on the Sairee beach of Koh Tao Island, also known as Turtle Island. The island received its name from the many turtles that lived on the island decades ago. It is one of the most outstanding diving places in the world, discovered only less than 10 years ago in the center of the deep Gulf of Siam, located in Southern Thailand. We offer 45 luxurious and comfortable cottages made of tropical woods such as coconut trees and bamboo shoots, fit to accomodate even the most demanding guests.

Jamahkiri Resort & Spa
Set at Thian Og beach each pavilion is unique and has been individually designed and decorated with comfort and Thai elegance in mind. There are endless views of the islands of Koh Pha Ngan, Koh Samui and Ang Thong Marine park. Sunset as the sun dips into the ocean is a spectacle not to be missed. Let us indulge your taste buds with the spicy pleasures of our delicious Thai cuisine from our menu, prepared using age old Thai recipes. Feast your eyes around the room and marvel at the way nature is blended in harmony with the rich wooden decor.

Montra Resort & Spa
Located on the central western area of Koh Tao at Mae Haad beach the Koh Tao Montra Resort & Spa is set in tropical beachfront surroundings offering luxury villas & apartments. Combining elegant Thai designs and modern architecture our resort offers the Kingdom's hospitality with modern amenities. This is the very first resort & spa of its kind on KohTao and offers within the resort the exclusivity of the luxury & benefits of three swimming pools. Whether it is relaxing at the in-pool bar or enjoying an in-pool Jacuzzi; or keeping fit enjoying an in-pool Jacuzzi; or keeping fit in our lap pool - the KohTao Montra Resort & Spa caters to your every whim.

Bow Thong Resort
Bow Thong Resort (Koh Tao Island - Thailand) is a unique resort the features well appointed bangalows in a beautiful beach front setting. Conveniently located on the north end of Sairee Beach Koh Tao. The world’s favour Island for divers and travellers, many people said that our location is an idyllic spot, very convienience to go to Sairee Village by just enjoy walking along the Biggest beach of Koh Tao. The 20 superior, 10 deluxe and 5 beach front bangalows that nestled among tropical gardens.

View Point Resort
The most unique resort on Koh Tao. Hidden away in the hills on the south of the island, our individually designed bungalows blend naturally into their surroundings. Using local materials and built in classic Balinese style, our renowned Thai architect has created beautiful organic spaces that will take your breath away. To ensure perfect peace and quiet, View Point Resort is located far from town and traffic and closer to nature than any other resort on Koh Tao. Our family of bungalows range from the larger Villas, to the smaller Cottages. Each bungalow commands epic views of the ocean below and the jungle above, while still retaining absolute privacy from its neighbours. Our guests can relax from sunrise to sunset accompanied by the music of the local birds and gentle sigh of the sea.

Koh Tao is an island in Thailand located near the eastern shore of the Gulf of Thailand. It covers an area of about 21 km² and in Thai Koh Tao means Turtle Island. Administratively it forms a tambon within the district (Amphoe) Koh Phangan of Surat Thani Province. As of 2006 its official population number is 1382. The main settlement is Ban Mae Hat.

The economy of the island is almost exclusively centered around tourism, especially scuba diving with divers flocking to the island from all over the world.

Koh Tao was named by its first settlers for the island's turtle-like geographic shape. Coincidentally, the island is an important breeding ground for Hawksbill turtles and Green turtles. Development of tourism has negatively impacted the health of these grounds but a breeding program organised in 2004 by the Royal Thai Navy and KT-DOC, a coalition of local scuba diving centres has reintroduced hundreds of juvenile turtles to the island's ecosystem.

There are few roads on the island and transport to Koh Tao is via a high speed catamaran service, several ferry boats and a night boat from Surat Thani.

The island is well known for scuba diving and snorkeling, and also offers some hiking. The most popular place for tourists is Sairee on the West coast, which has a white sandy beach of 1.7 km interrupted only by a few huge boulders and a scattering of medium budget resorts and restaurants. A multitude of beautiful granite boulders, which nestle both in the forests and on the beaches of Ko Tao, attract a growing number of climbers who visit each year to enjoy the adventurous aspect of their sport.

Koh Tao is less developed than Koh Samui and Koh Phangan, but has become increasingly popular especially with the mid-20's backpacker crowd in search of relatively inexpensive scuba diving certification.

Koh Tao has about 170 resorts offering accommodation and there are approximately 50 bars and clubs. Most of the resorts are still bungalow-style, not hotel/resort style. There is a trend to more upmarket resorts which do not concentrate singularly on diving.