#1Koh Lipe
Koh Lipe, in Thailand's far southern Andaman near the Malaysian border, is the country's closest answer to the Maldives — powder-white sand at Sunrise and Patta
This one's split between the main event and the little places you reach by longtail: Koh Lipe itself tops it on sheer weight of reviews, with its white sand and easy snorkelling straight off the beach. Kla Island is the one I'd name though, uninhabited and quiet, and Koh Bulon Leh keeps the no-cars, no-ATMs thing going. Ranked by Google rating, with review volume breaking ties.
#1Koh Lipe, in Thailand's far southern Andaman near the Malaysian border, is the country's closest answer to the Maldives — powder-white sand at Sunrise and Patta
#2A pristine uninhabited island near Koh Lipe, prized for its clear waters and untouched natural beauty.
#3Koh Bulon Leh is the Andaman's time capsule — a tiny island off Satun province where the main 'road' is a sandy footpath, there are no cars and no ATMs, and the
#4A top snorkelling spot off Koh Lipe with clear waters and vibrant marine life just beneath the surface.
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