Koh Taluh

Koh Talu is located in Bang Saphan Noi District, Prachuap Khiri Khan Province. It is an island with white sandy beaches and clear water, and is a great snorkeling spot. There are many beautiful fish and various types of corals. It is suitable for nature lovers who like to dive and see corals. Koh Talu is long and oval, with a cape at both ends. It is located in a north-south direction. The west coast is an area with resorts, sandy beaches, and shady coconut trees. The east coast, which faces the sea, has no sandy beaches and is a red rock cliff. The most prominent symbol of Koh Talu is the Taluh, a large hole that connects two sides, hidden under a cliff like a stone bridge, which was eroded by wind and waves for tens of thousands of years. Koh Talu can be visited all year round, but the best time is from February to May when the skies are clear and the waves are calm.