We are delighted to introduce some excellent accommodation on Koh Tarutao..

Lipe Resort
Lipe Island is described as a flat, oval land and is similar to the shape of a " Boommerang " ". In the surrounding areas, there are both shallow and deep coral reefs. The seawater is emerald-blue and crystal clear and there are numerous types of exotic marine wildlife. Because of the beauty of the sea, it is often called the " Maldives of Thailand " Lipe Resort is located on Pattaya beach, which is the longest beach. The purity of sand pallets on the beach is generated by the pilling up of corals that makes the white sand seem like tapioca starch.

Idylic Resort
Nestled on Ko Lipe’s pristine Sunrise Beach overlooking the turquoise waters of the Andaman Sea, Idyllic Concept Resort is set amidst a lush tropical backdrop in 16 bungalows reflecting a sophisticated, contemporary design, and providing the most modern amenities. Idyllic Concept Resort is the vision of its owner and manager, hotelier network, who fell in love with this romantic location for its breath-taking sunrise panoramas and comforting sounds of gently lapping waves.

Tarutao National Marine Park is made up of 51 islands located in the Andaman Sea just off the coast of Satun Province of Southern Thailand. The Tarutao National Marine Park consists of two island groups: Tarutao and Adang-Rawi which are scattered from 20 to 70 kilometers distance from the south western most point of mainland Thailand. The park covers an area of 1,490 square kilometers (1,260 ocean, 230 island). The southern most end of the Park lies on the border with Malaysia. Tarutao is Thailand's second marine national park. It is only very recently that tourists have been allowed to stay overnight on Tarutao. Prior to this only day trippers were allowed to visit these beautiful islands where crocodiles used to be the dominant occupants..

There are essentially 7 islands of note in the Tarutao  & Adang-Rawi archipelagoes:

Tarutao Archipelago (located approximately 30 km off the Thai coast)
Koh Tarutao - The largest of the islands, Ko Tarutao is 26.5 km long, and 11 km wide. The highest point is over 2,000 feet. Forest covers over 60% of the island.
Koh Klang, Koh Lek
Adang Archipelago (located approximately 45 km west of Tarutao)
Koh Adang, Koh Rawi, Koh Lipe, Koh Dong.

In the Adang Archipelago, the small (4 km²) island of Lipe is the most important. With water available year-round, it is the home of the largest permanent settlement, of approximately 800 inhabitants and is the gateway for boat transportation in and out of the Adang group.