About Koh Lipe

Accommodation

There are hundreds of bungalows on Koh Lipe, ranging from tents on the beach to the more outstanding with panoramic views.
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Travel Information

Visit our Travel page for up-to-date schedules and transfers from anywhere in Thailand & Malaysia.
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Beaches & Things To Do

There are 4 main beaches, as well as smaller coves & inlets. All beaches are connected by footpaths.
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Chao Ley & Responsible Tourism

The local inhabitants, Chao Ley or sea gypsies, mainly derive their livelihood from fishing. The recent boom in tourism has seen that change.
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Links

Our Links page has some great links to other sites in and around Thailand
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Welcome to Koh Lipe, Thailand

Koh Lipe or Ko Lipe, pronounced as Ko Lee-pae, is located about 65km from mainland Thailand (Satun Province) and is part of the Butang Islands in Tarutao National Marine Park

Koh Lipe is a great choice for your first or last stop in Thailand, in close proximity to Langkawi, Malaysia and other popular destinations.

Whatever your island needs, Koh Lipe’s unspoiled beaches and aquamarine water are sure to satisfy even the most discerning beachcomber.

From November until May you can reach Ko Lipe from several places along the Andaman Sea: Koh Lanta, Koh Phi Phi, Langkawi, Trang, Phuke, Krabi and more.

Visit our Travel Page for more information and ferry schedules.

Resorts and Bungalows on Lipe
Looking for Accommodation?  Click on the Accommodation link for a full list of Koh Lipe bungalows and resorts.

The waters around Koh Lipe and the surrounding islands are home to a wide variety of marine life, great for snorkeling and diving. SCUBA diving and snorkeling trips are available.

There are several bars and restaurants on Ko Lipe, something for every taste!

Travel & Visa Information

Pak Bara is the main terminal for ferries to Ko Lipe, with boats running all year, and up to 8 boats a day in high season!

From the end of October until early May you can exit and enter Thailand from Koh Lipe to Langkawi, Malaysia. There is an immigration office on Koh LIpe.