What to visit in Koh Libong is the island itself, to discover its local life, its mountains and its lush nature and of course its beaches. There is also a fairly famous rock formation called the Stone Bridge (Saphan Hin in Thai). You can also take boat trips to the neighboring islands (see with your hotel) and observe the famous dugongs (protected marine mammals). Alternatively, at low tide, you can walk from Haad Lang Kao beach to the tiny island of Koh Klang just opposite. An amusing walk ...
This Muslim fishing village with its houses on stilts and its long cement walkway over the sea that leads to a tower to observe the dugongs is one of the most interesting places to discover the traditional local life of the island.
These marine mammals are a protected species. They are a bit like the emblem of Koh Libong. The island is known for being a place where you can easily see them.
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