2025 Recommended Guides in Mu Ko Chumphon National Park (Updated September)

#Drag your boyfriend to a beautiful island in Thailand, clear water, easy to get to, you can go diving in Chumphon province. And this is Koh Matra or Koh Matra, one of the islands in the Chumphon diving trip. The highlight is the very clear water. You can go to the island. There is a long, beautiful pier for us to take pictures. If you come to Chumphon, you must stop by. And they will take you to dive in other spots. Let me tell you that the Chumphon sea is very beautiful. As for the boat that Tong went on that day, it was a boat from SC World Express. The owner was cute. Good service, good food, love it so much. For those who want to paddle a paddle, you must contact to bring a paddle from the Chumphon shore. At that time, I used the services of Mit Tao Chumphon. Or some boats may have a service. Try looking for it. I'm not sure. Note: Normally, drones are prohibited. But on the day Tong went, she had already submitted the documents to request permission from the Chumphon Archipelago National Park. And on the day of the ride, the officer came to ask us to take a photo with the drone. If you go and want to ride, don't forget to request permission in advance. #BeautifulIslandsInThailand #Chumphon Archipelago National Park #Chumphon #Travel​ #thailand​ #chomphon #Diving trip #Travel review​ #Travel to Chumphon #Where to travel this summer

The nature trail, mangrove forest, is located in Hat Sai Ri sub-district, Mueang district, Chumphon province. It is located in the office of the Chumphon Archipelago National Park. The area is located in the mangrove forest in Mueang Chumphon district. There is a wooden bridge as a nature trail. Inside, there is a mangrove forest and white sedge. There are resting pavilions at various points. In the pavilions, there is information to provide knowledge to tourists along the way until reaching the sea. A place that should not be missed to take pictures is the suspension bridge. This park is a nature trail along the coast that is worth studying in the South. There is a parking lot, a bridge to the learning building and a bridge across the sea on both sides. There is also a trial here. The rule for nature trails here is that feeding the monkeys is prohibited because there is already a natural food source for the monkeys in this mangrove forest. Location: Chumphon Archipelago National Park 1/4 Village No. 5, Ban Pong Pang, Hat Sai Ri sub-district, Mueang Chumphon district, Chumphon province. Tel. 0 7755 8144

📝 Ngam Islands @ Chumphon: 🏝️ Ngam Islands are a treasure trove of pristine Gulf of Thailand. 🚤 A bird's-eye view reveals a fleet of boats floating in the crystal-clear blue water. 🌊 Crystal-clear waters reveal coral reefs and schools of vibrantly colored fish. 🪸 The coral reefs here are pristine, perfect for both snorkeling and scuba diving. 📷 Every angle is a living photo, even without editing. 🧘♀️ Perfect for those who like to relax, scuba dive, and nature explorers. 🌅 The island offers scenic viewpoints and beautiful rock formations for capturing stunning photos. 🍹 Relax in the tranquil atmosphere while sipping on a drink by the sea. 👣 Stroll along the beach and feel like the world has slowed down. 💬 The locals offer a warm welcome, showcasing the charm of Chumphon. 🎁 Ngam Islands is a must-visit destination. Not just once 📌 Hashtags: #NgamIslands #MustVisitChumphon #ThaiSea #Snorkeling #WhiteSandBeach #TripThailand #TravelWithTrip #Photography #NatureTherapy #NgamIslands #ChumphonSea

🏝️ Chumphon Archipelago National Park...a treasure trove of the Gulf of Thailand 🚤 A bird's-eye view reveals lush islands amidst crystal-clear blue waters. 🐠 The underwater world is teeming with colorful coral and schools of adorable fish. 🌅 The evening sun reflects off the sand, creating a romantic atmosphere. 📸 Every angle is a photo op that needs no editing. 🧘♀️ Perfect for those seeking a break from the hustle and bustle. 🥥 Local restaurants offer fresh seafood. 🚣♂️ Boating, snorkeling, and beach walks are a must-do. 🌿 The nature here remains pristine and tranquil. ⛵ Conveniently accessible, with daily boat trips from Chumphon Pier. 💙 The Chumphon Archipelago is a place you'll fall in love with from the first sight. #ChumphonArchipelago #ChumphonArchipelago #ThailandSeaTravel #SouthernSea #Diving #Beach #SeaReview #TravelThailand #IslandVibes #BeachLover #NatureEscape

🌊 Chumphon Archipelago...Heaven in the Southern Sea This trip, we kayaked around Koh Rang Ka Jiw and Koh Ngam Yai. The emerald-clear water and tranquil, white-sand beaches are perfect for nature lovers. 🛶 Koh Rang Ka Jiw has shallow coral reefs for snorkeling and exploring the vibrant colors beneath. Koh Ngam Yai is a highlight, boasting stunning limestone cliffs and sea caves—paddling past them is like stepping into a movie! The weather is perfect, the water is clear, and the crowds are less crowded, making for stunning photos from every angle. 💙 📍Recommended period: January–May for the clearest water. 📸 Kayaking around the island takes approximately 1.5 hours. Chumphon Archipelago #KohRangKaJiw #KohNgamYai #Kayaking #SouthernSea #TravelThailand #Naturelovers #Snorkeling #ChumphonIslandHopping #KayakingThailand #HiddenGemThailand

Chumphon Province is located on the Malay Peninsula between the Andaman Sea and the Gulf of Thailand. Therefore, it receives monsoon winds in both seasons. The northeast monsoon blows from October to January every year, and the southwest monsoon blows from mid-May to late September every year. It is divided into three seasons: Winter starts from November to February; Summer starts from February to May; and Rainy season starts from May to November. Chumphon Province has a long rainy season almost all year long. It rains heavily for an average of approximately 173 days per year, with an average rainfall of 2,029.3 millimeters. The weather is humid, not too hot, not too cold. For this reason, it has abundant natural resources. The land is suitable for all types of agriculture and there are pristine forests. #NatureTourism

#Travel to save the world Review of the mangrove forest study trail, Chumphon Archipelago National Park In addition to being a famous marine tourist destination for its beautiful islands and beaches, Chumphon Archipelago National Park also has interesting mangrove forest study trails, suitable for learning about the ecosystem and increasing knowledge about the natural environment. Characteristics of the trail The mangrove forest study trail of Chumphon Archipelago National Park is located in the park office, Hat Sai Ri Subdistrict, Mueang District, Chumphon Province. It is an elevated wooden bridge that extends into the mangrove forest area, which is rich in local plant species, such as mangroves, white trumpet trees, sea urchins, and many other types of mangrove trees. Along the way, there are signs providing information about the plants, ecosystems, and the importance of mangrove forests to the environment and communities. In addition, aquatic animals and mangrove wildlife can be found, such as climbing perch, fiddler crabs, water birds, and various insects, all of which are indicators of the completeness of the ecosystem in the area. Facilities and activities Within the area, there are facilities suitable for tourists and students, such as resting pavilions, observation towers, exhibition buildings, and tourist service centers. You can participate in environmental activities, such as nature walks and learning about plant species. And organizing mangrove planting activities Opening hours Open for visits every day from 08.30 - 16.30 hrs. with no charge for using the nature trail. Precautions Tourists should strictly follow the park's regulations, avoid feeding wild animals, and do not destroy or collect plant species along the trail. This is to conserve natural resources to be with the local area sustainably. --- The mangrove nature trail in Chumphon National Park is therefore a learning and relaxation source suitable for those interested in nature and the environment. It is suitable for both ecotourism, field studies, and social activities. It is suitable for families, students, or organizations that want to study the mangrove ecosystem in particular. We recommend it.

#Travel to save the world The first “talking forest” in Thailand From an abandoned shrimp farm... to a complete mangrove forest at Ao Thung Kha, Chumphon Archipelago National Park Have you ever thought that... a forest can talk? At “Ao Thung Kha Mangrove Forest” in Chumphon Province, the forest does not just speak through the sound of the wind, birds or waves. But it really “speaks” through knowledge signs along the nature study trail, telling stories of each type of tree, ecosystem and history of area restoration, allowing us to know the “forest” more deeply. --- The beginning of this forest…not beautiful but valuable This place used to be a “degraded shrimp farm”, with salty soil, polluted water and almost no life left. But with the efforts of the community, conservationists and the national park that have worked together to restore it for more than 20 years, today “Ao Thung Kha” has become one of the most complete mangrove forests in Thailand. And it has been registered as an international wetland (RAMSAR Site) that is recognized worldwide. --- Highlights of the visit: A wooden nature study bridge that stretches into the heart of the forest Take you for a walk under the shade of the mangrove, Acacia, and Lamphu trees with a sign that says "Tell a Story". Each tree seems to have its own voice. The suspension bridge is a popular photo spot that lets you see the mangrove forest of Ao Tung Kha in a panoramic view - refreshing for both the eyes and the heart. A variety of aquatic animals and shorebirds that use this place as their home - Acacia crabs, jumping fish, kingfish, these are signs of nature that has truly recovered. --- Things to know before traveling: Recommended time: All year round (except May - October, which may be affected by the monsoon) Entrance fee: Adults 40 baht / Children 20 baht Location: Ao Tung Kha, Bang Luek Subdistrict, Mueang Chumphon District (in the Chumphon Archipelago National Park) --- Summary: The "talking forest" is not just for walking around, but also for "listening" to nature deeply. Ao Tung Kha is proof that the restoration of nature is not just a matter of time... but is a true intention. And the result is a "forest" that lets us hear the sound of life again. I recommend it.

Koh Kula, Sawi District, Chumphon Province, a small island that takes only 25 minutes by boat from the shore. Koh Kula is an island with white sandy beaches, clear water, beautiful coral reefs, and is an area under the care of the Chumphon Archipelago National Park. Anyone can come for a one-day trip or camp overnight. This place is quiet, peaceful, and beautiful. Most importantly, there is a turtle nursery in the park. For those who want to go to the sea lightly and don't want to go far south, I highly recommend this place. #SeaTravel #SouthernSea #KohKula #ChumphonTravel #ChumphonArchivesNationalPark #SummerTrip

Chumphon Archipelago National Park was established as a national park in 1989, initially named Hat Sai Ree National Park. It was later proclaimed as Chumphon Archipelago National Park on February 24, 1999, covering an area of 198,125 rai, from Ko Chorakhe in Pathio District to Ko Ngam Yai, Ko Ngam Noi, Ko Samet, Ko Maprao, Ko Matra, Ko Thong Lang, Ko Langka Jew in the Ao Thung Makham area in Mueang District, and the islands in Sawi District and Thung Tako District. The park has a variety of well-preserved resources that are important in terms of being a genetic source and a hub for knowledge, learning, and research. The park also provides accommodation and camping sites for visitors. Entrance Fees: Adults - 40 THB, Children - 20 THB. Foreigners: Adults - 200 THB, Children - 100 THB Contact Location: 1/4 Moo 5, Hat Sai Ree, Mueang, Chumphon 86120 Phone: 0 7755 8144, 06 1989 3554

Koh Kula is located in Sawi District, Chumphon Province, under the supervision of the Mu Ko Thale Chumphon National Park. It is another island worth visiting. It has white sandy beaches and crystal clear water where you can see corals and schools of fish. You can snorkel and see corals from the beach. Many aquatic animals live there, including sea urchins, tiger conchs, and tiger fish. If you don’t want to swim, you can walk and see the corals from the long pier in front of the island. Koh Kula has two prominent beaches: the one in the park’s accommodation zone, which has a long, wide beach, and the other one, which is a pier. This beach on the other side is not very wide, but the water is so clear that you can see rocks and corals. You can snorkel and see corals from the beach. This beach is popular with tourists who can pier their boats in front and walk around. The best time to visit is from January to May, when the water is the clearest. In addition to snorkeling, there are also kayaking activities, which you can paddle around the island in an hour and a half. Koh Kula has a sea turtle nursery where turtles often come to lay their eggs on Koh Kula. Officials therefore set up a nursery for the turtles and released them into the sea to conserve the species for future generations. #Organize a sea trip #Chumphon