Ko Ngam

Ko Ngam is a small twin islet in Mu Ko Chang National Park off the southwest coast of Ko Chang in Trat Province, eastern Thailand. Located in Ko Chang Tai subdistrict, it consists of two rocky islets connected by a narrow sandbar exposed at low tide. Notable for clear turquoise water, fringing coral reefs and white sand, it is uninhabited and visited primarily on snorkeling and island-hopping boat tours from Ko Chang.

Visitors can expect a small uninhabited twin island with white sand beaches, clear shallow water and fringing coral reefs. The two islets are linked by a sand spit visible at low tide that can be walked across. The setting is natural and undeveloped with no permanent buildings, surrounded by calm bay waters ideal for snorkeling and photography. Access is only by boat, typically as a short stop on a day tour from Ko Chang.