ROK ISLAND, NGAI ISLAND

Rok Island and Ngai Island is located in the Lanta Archipelago National Park, Klong Tom, Krabi in the Indian Ocean. Lanta Archipelago is geographically filled with the overlapping ranges of mountains covered by green forests. Beaches are right behind the island.

ROK NAI ISLAND

The island is featured by the tall cliffs with reddish reefs which have long been eroded by the wind. The mountain peak is 208 meters above the sea level. The out-stretched beach in the east will be uncovered during low tide.

ROK NOK ISLAND

The island is as large as Rok Nok Island, where its peak is 156 meters above the sea level. There are two large areas of plain ground in the valley called Had Talu Valley and Our Marn Prai Valley.

NGAI ISLAND

The island is a triangle-like figure. Beaches with the lines of coral reefs can be found in the east.

Expuisite beaches can be foud in the east of Rok Nai Island and in the southeast as well as in the south of Rok Nok Island holds a white and fine sandy beach, while Rok Nai Island has a short and steep beach.

The coral reef lines which can be foud amidst the reefs in the eastern channel of Rok Nai Island. In the south as well as the southeast of Rok Nok Island lay the under surface coral reefs. Thong Cape is a small island in the north end of Rok Nai Island. By standing on the Rok Nok Island opposite Thong Cape, the tourists can admire the beauty of sunset disappearing from
the arc channel.

Had Talu which is at the back of Rok Nok Island is 40-meter wide, with the fine and white sandy beach. The forest line along this beach is covered with 'Terminalia tree'. Wallking through this forest for approximately 180 meters to the other side of Rok Nok Island, the horseshoe-like bay will be discovered.

The beach on Ngai Island is long and tranquil which is ideal for swimming and for appreciating the scene of the shord lines of Mah Island, Chuak Island, Waen Island and Mook Island lying one after another and being surrounded by the sea water. In addition, Ngai Island is another excellent place for observing the perfect undersurface coral reefs.