The Saphan Hin, meaning "Stone Bridge" in French, is located on the beach of Village No. 5 on Koh Libong Island in Trang Province. It forms part of an impressive rock outcrop that juts out into the sea, its distinctive bridge silhouette sculpted by marine erosion. Its top resembles the deck of a stone bridge, while its base hollows out into a deep depression. This striking coastal relief is a remarkable landmark and arguably the most famous spot on Koh Libong. It's even said, "If you go to Koh Libong and don't see the Stone Bridge, you haven't really been to Koh Libong." The Stone Bridge is located in the far north of the island and is accessible via a road that loops around the northern side. Park near a food stall. From there, it's a short walk through the forest to the beach. The natural stone bridge is on your left, with waves crashing into the opening beneath it. The beach where the Stone Bridge stands is also a great place for swimming. A little further away is the Toh Gae waterfall, which is usually dry in the first months of the year.

The stone bridge should be avoided at high tide, as its arch is completely submerged and it no longer resembles a bridge. It's located on the east side of the island and is a popular spot for watching the sunset. To reach the stone bridge on Koh Libong, you'll need transportation or accommodation nearby. It's also included in island tours offered by tuk-tuks and agencies.

I think the best way to get there is to rent a scooter.

How to get there

How do you get to the Libong Stone Bridge? I think the best way is to rent a scooter.