Top Things to do in Ko Lipe
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The 10 Best Things to do in Ko Lipe, Satun Province
Discover the best top things to do in Ko Lipe, Thailand including Ko Kra, Ko Lipe, Sanom Beach, Sunrise Beach, Bulow Beach, Sunset Beach, Pattaya Beach, Koh Lipe Walking Street, Bundhaya Speed Boat, Satun Pakbara Speed Boat Club.
Restaurants in Ko Lipe
1. Ko Kra
2. Ko Lipe
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2,207 reviews
Reviewed By Peachytravellers - Gold Coast, Australia
We have travelled all around the world and this is one of new favorite places in the world! ???????????????????????? I almost want to keep this place a secret...! This place is so relaxed, with the most beautiful beaches, corals and sea life! They have lots of amazing beach restaurants and bars to enjoy and Walking Street in the middle of the island which has everything you want! ???? To preserve the beautiful island and wildlife Koh Lipe has implemented some great environmental initiatives such as Trash Hero which is a scheme where you use reusable aluminum bottles instead of plastic and picking up rubbish. Also they close the reefs for 6 months per year to give the reef an opportunity to regenerate. With these great environmental initiatives this beautiful place will stay like this for all to enjoy for years to come! ???? ???????????????????????????????? #island life #fun #relax #sunset #beachcocktails #peachytravellers #kohlipe #thailand #snorekelling #coral #fish
3. Sanom Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 137 reviews
Reviewed By SandraGinkgo - London, United Kingdom
This secluded beach is only accessible by boat,kayak,or a short walk on a plank walkway. The water is limpid, slow sloped, has beautiful fine white sand and rocks with a great variety of fish. Further west,you can also access two smaller" secret beaches" , great for snorkeling. Please don't spoil these places with your fag ends, picnic left overs,or bottles! There are very few places like this in the world... It is a calm, very low key beach with a moderate amount of swimmers, no music or screaming babies. There's an option for drinks and snacks at the beach, and sun loungers to rent.
4. Sunrise Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,338 reviews
Reviewed By alienshu - Singapore, Singapore
Stayed on Sunrise Beach while at Lipe and loved it. It's not so touristy and noisy as Pattaya beach. Excellent views of the sunrise at around 6~6:30am. And if you head down the beach, you will reach Bulow Beach in 10-15mins, where it's the best for sunsets :)
5. Bulow Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By breidysb - Barranquilla, Colombia
Lovely beach, specially for snorquel, sunset, sunrise and spend a great time by the beach, all in one. I love to spend time at the Beach Bar Zodiac, good music and great people and can also enjoy the sunset from there. When is low tide in thr middle of thesea appear a sand bank that is really great for taking pics or enjoy a swimming or snorkeling there.
6. Sunset Beach
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 686 reviews
Reviewed By GlennAbrahamsen - Oslo, Norway
Was quite surprised by the lack of people, relaxed atmosphere and superb Beach and snorkeling possibilities. Had stayed on Ko Lipe for 4 days before I made the great journey to Sunset Beach. It took me approximately 10 min walk from Pattya Beach... Ridiculous short distances on Ko Lipe, either you walk to sunrise or Under beach.. make sure to bring your snorkeling equipment, enter the water and have a great day snorkeling with great crystal clear waters. Nice food at the beach as well. Don't forget to taste the Mojito at Banana Bar on Sunset beach..best Mojito on the Island ????
7. Pattaya Beach
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 897 reviews
Reviewed By Ftravelers2020
Very nice beach, avoid the part in front of monkey bar. They made fire show every night and the beach in front of this bar smelling gasoline. Where is national park? Only able to get 200 baht from the tourist? Try to don’t go to this bar as they don’t care the environment but only their business. The rest of the beach especially the two ending parts are amazing.
8. Koh Lipe Walking Street
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By Tourist657881
A lot of dogs. But just try to ignore them. Less people travelling so not very crowded. Many shops selling souvenir, handmade bags. Lots of shops accept debit and credit card. No need to bring lots of cash with u. Have halal food around also.
9. Bundhaya Speed Boat
Overall Ratings
3.0 based on 110 reviews
Reviewed By Envall
We used them to travel to Koh Lipe and they offered excellent transfer service in a good speed boat. Choice them over tigerline if you can.
10. Satun Pakbara Speed Boat Club
Overall Ratings
3.0 based on 87 reviews
Reviewed By JetSetter12463233
Not sure why there is bad ratings on this. Felt like I should leave a review as it nearly put us off travelling with this company from Koh Lanta to Koh Lipe. Our hotel organised our boat last night. No need to book online for these things... it’s Thailand (don’t need to book in advance!!). Picked up from our hotel on time at 9:30 and transferred to the pier. Organisation and communication was fantastic (again I think some people forget we are in Thailand don’t complain when Thai people try their best to speak English for us!). Once at the pier someone asked where we were heading and we were given a Koh Lipe sticker for ourselves and our bags. We were directed to leave our bags at the front by the boat for them to be loaded in. We then went and sat down on the seats provided. There are clear signs saying 10:15 boarding and also free WiFi at the pier! More people arrived and then they called ‘Koh Lipe’ which we hopped onto the boat as directed. A smiley Thai man came onto our boat to explain that we would be making a stop at Koh Ngai as they had overbooked the other non-direct boat( ours was direct). Off we went and stopped at Koh Ngai which took the whole of 5 minutes to unload the passengers on our boat (no bags as cleverly their bags had stayed on the boat stopping at Koh Ngai). No issue and was very smooth we were off again within minutes. Arrived in Koh Lipe where we walked down a pontoon onto the beach where we waited for our suitcases to be offloaded and kindly carried up the beach for us. Perfect. Note: go to the toilets before as there didn’t seam to be any onboard (small speed boat). Would absolutely travel with them again cost us $1350 baht per person.
