Mu Koh Ang Thong National Park consists of 42 islands and is a safe haven for many species of mammals, reptiles and birds. The protected park area spans over 102 km2 and is located between the mainland and the islands of Koh Samui and Koh Phangan.
It is most famous for Talay Nai, also known as the Emerald Lake, whose tranquil waters reflect the sunlight in countless shades of green. Originally is was a giant cavern, until one day the ceiling collapsed, making way for this fantastic saltwater lake.
When you get to the park, you get the chance to first enjoy the warm and inviting waters with a quick dip before we take you to explore the many islands and attractions that await you here. Aside from the beautiful surroundings of the park, you will also find that there is a lot to do here. You can climb the many steps to the top of Koh Mae Koh where you can take in the view of the islands from a different perspective.
