This tiny island is one of the stops on the "Pink Dolphin" tours in Khanom. It's famous for its natural drinking water spring. Legend has it that the renowned Thai monk Luang Pho Tuad arrived here on a boat trip. He and his companions were thirsty but had no water on board. So they stopped at this island, and the revered monk is said to have created this spring by tapping the ground with his staff. The spring is easily accessible at low tide. Otherwise, you can give a small bottle to one of the longtail boat drivers, who will fill it for you so you can taste the water and see for yourself that it's almost salt-free. At the top of the island, there's a shrine with a statue of the revered monk.

Generally, boat tours to Koh Nui are a popular stop for seeing the pink dolphins of Khanom.

How to get there

How do you get to Koh Nui? Generally, Koh Nui is included in boat tours where you can observe the pink dolphins of Khanom.