Personally, I fell in love with its scenery which reminds of a small Isan (the most rural part of Thailand) concentrated on island. By strolling around by bike or scooter, you cross rubberwood forests, rice fields, watermelons plants, you meet buffalos, inhabitants who walk with their goats ... and of course beaches. If you are looking for a Thai island preserved from mass tourism, you will probably love Koh Sukorn !
The best time to come to Koh Sukorn is from December to March knowing that during the low season from May to the end of October, when it rains the most, tourism activity is very limited and most of the resorts on Koh Sukorn and other Trang islands are closed.
We are one week away from Chinese New Year (January 25th, 2020) and despite a lot of mail and detailed information requests from various Tourist Offices in several cities, I unfortunately did not get all the details that I would have liked...