Koh Libong is considered the largest island in Trang province and is also a food source for dugongs and the country's most important source of seaweed. The island is also characterized by a diverse lifestyle and rich culture.

Koh Libong is known for its beautiful, yet unusual, rock bridge – a natural formation that creates a crevice beneath the water's surface and resembles a bridge made of stone. A popular tourist destination in Trang, Koh Libong is a dreamy island and a paradise in the middle of the ocean.

1. Observation point for dugongs and natural landscape

Dugong Observation Tower: This four-story tower is located at the end of the long wooden boardwalk in Batu Putih village and was built for tourists and staff to observe the dugong herds that are frequently seen here grazing on seagrass meadows (the best time to visit is at high tide and in clear weather). It is also an excellent spot to enjoy the sunrise.

Batu Putih Hill: A ridge with a viewpoint and nature trail. From the summit, there is a magnificent view of Koh Libong, the Andaman Sea, and the seagrass meadows.

2. Unique natural monument

Stone Bridge: A natural sculpture formed by the erosion of coastal rocks by seawater and wind. The arched opening resembles a large stone bridge. It is a popular photo spot, and in March and April the evening light shines particularly beautifully through the opening of the stone bridge.

Dragon's Back Beach (Blue Dragon): A sandy beach with shells, visible only at low tide in the middle of the ocean. It appears as a long, winding sandbar, reminiscent of dragon scales, connecting the islands. Most tourists like to stop to take photos while traveling to the island by longtail boat.

3. Relaxing beaches and sunset viewpoints

Behind Hill Beach (or the area in front of well-known resorts like the Andalay Beach Resort): This beach with fine, brown sand stretches for a long way and is very quiet. It's perfect for swimming, walking, and watching hermit crabs, and is the best place on the island to enjoy the sunset.

Tung Ya Kha Beach and Pan Yang Beach: These are relatively secluded and private beaches in the northwest, ideal for those who rent a motorbike to explore the island and find quiet beaches away from the crowds.

4. Experience local community life

Batu Putih Fishing Village: Experience the lifestyle of the local marine inhabitants. The community is predominantly Thai Muslim, who warmly welcome tourists. You'll see stilt houses built over the sea, lush mangrove forests, and can enjoy freshly caught seafood from the fishermen at reasonable prices.

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Transportation: You can take a longtail boat from Haad Yao Pier in Kantang District. Address: Koh Libong Subdistrict, Kantang District, Trang Province

Coordinates: https://goo.gl/maps/3MEvQETn6KjchcGx7

Arrival: Your journey begins in Krabi province at Haad Yao Pier. From there, you will take a boat to Koh Libong. Sights and Activities: Stone Bridge: A popular spot to enjoy the sunset. Dragon's Back: A white sandbar that emerges from the sea at low tide. Squid Fishing: Experience squid fishing from a boat in the middle of the ocean. To Se Waterfall: A small waterfall cascading into the sea. Dugong Lookout Tower: A viewpoint offering panoramic views of the marine life. Batu Putih Hill: A hiking and climbing trail with fantastic views from its summit.