Mu Koh Hong is a group of four small island located off the seacoast of Krabi fiefdom in Thailand. The island are part of the Than Bok Khorani National Park and are known for their beautiful white beach strands, clear blue waters, and towering limestone escarpments. They're a popular destination for callers to Krabi who are looking to enjoy snorkeling, swimming, and other water conditioning. The islets are uninhabited, and there are no accommodation options on the islets, but day passages and tenures are available from near Krabi or Ao Nang. The islets are best visited during the dry season, which runs from November to April, as the rainfall is sunny and the swell are calm. Callers to the islets must pay a small figure to enter the public demesne, and there are no shops or cafes on the islets, so callers should bring plenitude of water, snacks, and sunscreen. The islets offer callers a chance to witness the natural beauty of Thailand's bank, with pristine strands, clear waters, and stirring decor .
