Ao Toh Lee viewpoint: This viewpoint is distinguished by three rocks that appear to be randomly arranged and alternate, giving the impression that someone is sitting on a rocky mountain in the sea.

Ban Ao Makham, Village No. 8, Khlong Khian Subdistrict, Takua Thung District, Phang Nga 82140

- Call Nopadol at 0895910569. - Rent a tent, cabin, or shuttle service in Bangsak at 0878932822. Located in Ban Ao Makham, Village No. 8, Khlong Khian Subdistrict, Takua Thung District, Phang Nga Province.

Coordinates 8.226481,98.448333

The Ao Toh Lee viewpoint was built by locals to create jobs and income for the community and to be sustainable.

When you come here, you must look for stones. If you don't find any stones, you haven't arrived yet.

Three rocks, arranged randomly like the view before you

You can park your car up there; you don't have to walk up. Family-friendly.

There are caretakers on duty 24/7 on both the ground floor and the upper floor.

- Accept all criticisms for further development

- Service from the perspective

- Fee for the maintenance of the area: 50 Baht per person

- Rent a tent site: 200 Baht, for 2 people

- Rent a tent (large) for 800 Baht, accommodates 3 people

- Holiday home 500 Baht, for 4 people

- Air-conditioned house with private bathroom

House with 1 bed (1.50 m) 1,000 Baht, for 2 people

House with 3 beds (2 x 1.50 m, 1 x 1 m), 2,000 Baht, for 5 people

If the specified number of people is exceeded, a fee of 50 Baht per person will be charged.

Airport transfer from Phuket for 1500 THB

Transfer from the entrance (Baan Tha Yu) is your responsibility.

- Or transfer from other sources

- Charter of a longboat, island tour (large boat, max. 15 people)

Entrance fee: 50 Baht per person

You can start it up yourself.

There is a campsite and small bungalows.

This is a place most people don't reach.

The first two attractions are already there. The advantage of this spot is that it's accessible by car and less crowded, making it ideal for groups camping. The view is expansive, although a mountain range somewhat restricts the view to the left, but it's a unique perspective.