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There are no monuments to visit on Koh Jum. Here, the beaches and nature are the main attractions. Well, almost. There is the climb up Mount Koh Pu for a panoramic view of the island. And there's an island tour by tuk-tuk that lasts around 3 hours (last price found: 400 THB per person), but in my opinion, it's only worthwhile if you can't rent a scooter or want a quick tour to get acquainted with the island.
The most interesting beaches, which are also where most of the resorts are located, are on the west coast.
Great for watching beautiful sunsets.My favorite beaches in Koh Jum (subjective):
Several excursions can be organized from Koh Jum, especially to visit Koh Phi Phi and Railay.
Its proximity to Koh Phi Phi makes it an ideal starting point for an early bird tour, departing very early to discover the famous Maya Bay beach with very few people, without having to stay on Koh Phi Phi. Kayaking through the mangroves of Koh Jum is also a great option.park formed by the roots and branches of one single tree. Its located on a little pond.
If you are looking for something surprising and relaxing near Nan, this place is for you ! Located in a small local community 15 kilometers from the city, this spa has strange little saunas, the sum…
This turquoise lagoon surrounded by steep limestone cliffs offers a superb setting! Featured on almost all boat tours of Koh Phi Phi that also go to Maya Bay, it is also very popular with tourists…
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