ExploreTravel GuidesPlan a trip
    de|en
    All Places & RegionsAbout FernwehFAQPrivacy PolicyImprint
    ExploreTravel GuidesPlan a trip
    Koh Lipe
    Island

    Thailand

    Koh Lipe

    Koh Lipe is a small island in the far south of the Andaman Sea, near the Malaysian border. It lies on the edge of the Tarutao Marine National Park, south of Koh Adang and Koh Rawi islands.

    1. Home
    3. Destinations
    5. Thailand
    7. Andamanensee-Küste
    9. Koh Lipe
    Koh Lipe is a small island in the far south of the Andaman Sea, near the Malaysian border. It lies on the edge of the Tarutao Marine National Park, south of Koh Adang and Koh Rawi islands. During high season from October to June, boats operate from Pak Bara, Koh Lanta, and Langkawi, among other places; in low season, only speedboats depart from Pak Bara.

    Restaurants in Koh Lipe

    Accommodations in Koh Lipe

    Find perfect stay in Koh Lipe

    Booking.com* (Affiliate link)
    Search Hotels
    Agoda* (Affiliate link)
    Search Hotels
    Airbnb
    Vacation Rentals

    * Affiliate link: if you book through it, we earn a small commission. The price stays the same for you.

    Nearby

    Oriental Village and SkyCab

    Oriental Village and SkyCab

    This small leisure village at the foot of Gunung Mat Cincang in western Langkawi is the starting point for the SkyCab cable car and the SkyBridge. Around a pond are souvenir shops, snack bars, and smaller attractions. Most visitors come primarily for the cable car and the view from above.
    Pantai Cenang

    Pantai Cenang

    Pantai Cenang, on the southwest coast, is Langkawi's liveliest beach area. Along the long sandy beach and the parallel main road are hotels, restaurants, beach bars, and duty-free shops. The airport is just a few minutes away.
    Langkawi

    Langkawi

    Langkawi is a group of about 99 islands in the Andaman Sea off the Thai border. The main island offers beaches (Pantai Cenang, Tanjung Rhu), forested mountains with waterfalls, and mangroves in Kilim Geoforest Park. Since 2007, the archipelago has been a UNESCO Geopark, also known as a duty-free zone for affordable shopping.
    Tanjung Rhu

    Tanjung Rhu

    Tanjung Rhu, at Langkawi's northern tip, is a long, tranquil sandy beach overlooking wooded limestone islands. Unlike Pantai Cenang, it offers few accommodations, including a large luxury resort, and little hustle and bustle.
    Kilim Karst Geoforest Park

    Kilim Karst Geoforest Park

    The park in northeast Langkawi protects a labyrinth of mangrove channels, limestone cliffs, and small coves. It is the best-known part of the UNESCO Geopark Langkawi and can only be explored by boat. Along the way, you'll see sea eagles, macaques, and fish farms on rafts.