Thailand’s remote Ko Adang is an ideal island for nature-loving travellers who seek a less-populated haven well away from peak-season beaches packed with sunbathing limbs. With plenty of hiking trails, deserted white sand beaches and jungle waterfalls there’s enough here for day-trippers from nearby Ko Lipe along with those who plan to spend a longer stretch of time exploring all this island has to offer.

Passengers are dropped off at Adang’s Information Centre, and can find activity resources and accommodation information from rangers who speak varying levels of English. There’s an information panel that describes some of the varied colourful coral around Koh Adang: Some look like Flower, Mountain, Deer or Cabbages. Snorkelers and divers with lesser imaginations still rave about the coral formations around Adang, which have been reasonably well protected. One traveller recently noticed a group of youngsters trampling coral as they learned to swim atop the reefs, though.

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