Laem Son National Park opens fully to visitors in Ranong
Laem Son National Park in Ranong offers coral snorkelling, sunset camping at Bang Ben Beach and overnight stays in tents on Ko Kam Tok.
- Laem Son National Park in Ranong is now fully open to both Thai and international visitors for the tourism season.
- Key attractions include mainland beaches like Bang Ben, and islands such as Ko Khang Khao for snorkeling and Ko Kam Tok for camping.
- The park confirms that visitor facilities are ready and staff have been trained in safety and hygiene protocols.
- The reopening aims to promote conservation-based tourism and bring income to local communities in the region.
Laem Son National Park in Ranong has announced that it is fully open to Thai and international visitors, offering Andaman beaches and islands, coral snorkelling, viewpoint walks and camping. Laem Son says visitor facilities and safety arrangements are ready for the tourism season. All park staff have undergone training in visitor safety, and hygiene preparations have also been made.
Where can visitors explore Laem Son’s beaches and islands?
On the mainland, Laem Son’s Bang Ben Beach and Praphat Beach offer stretches of sand shaded by coastal casuarina trees.
For island visits, Laem Son is highlighting Ko Khang Khao for snorkelling among coral reefs that the park describes as well preserved. Ko Kam Tok features Ao Khao Kwai, where visitors can enjoy views of a distinctive semicircular beach, while Ko Yipun offers a tidal sandbar.
Laem Son offers mainland and island camping
Camping options at Laem Son include watching the sunset at Bang Ben Beach and spending the night on Ko Kam Tok. Visitors can also walk to natural viewpoints as part of the park’s range of outdoor activities.
Laem Son says the full opening is intended to promote conservation-based tourism in Ranong, bring income to local communities and encourage visitors to help protect natural resources and the environment.
For further information, visitors can contact Laem Son National Park’s visitor centre on 077-861431 or send a message to the official Facebook page, Laem Son National Park, during operating hours.
