Koh Lanta sightseeing by car or tuk-tuk

Make time for Lanta Old Town

Cross to the east coast for a different side of Koh Lanta. Lanta Old Town’s wooden waterfront buildings, small shops and sea views make it a rewarding change from a day on the beach.

Add it to your wish list for a wander, a look around the shops or time by the waterfront. It is a good starting point when your group wants to see local places as well as the island’s scenery.

Head south for the National Park and lighthouse

The southern tip of Koh Lanta brings together beaches, a headland and the lighthouse at Laem Tanod. Put Mu Ko Lanta National Park on your list if coastal scenery is one of the reasons you came to the island.

Tell us whether you want a short visit or time for walking. The path towards the lighthouse involves uneven ground and a climb, so include any walking limitations when planning the stops.

Explore the west coast, then stay for sunset

Long Beach, Khlong Khong and Khlong Nin each offer another place to pause along the west coast. A sightseeing outing lets you see beyond your hotel beach without organising a separate ride for every stop.

If sunset is your priority, say so at the start. We can discuss a route that works towards a west-coast finish rather than leaving it as an extra stop at the end.

Prefer to explore on your own schedule? See our car rental and scooter rental options.

Your stops, your group, a plan to review

Share your date, number of people, pickup point, time available and two or three places you most want to see. We will discuss a practical route and vehicle for the outing.

Car or tuk-tuk is part of that choice: consider the distance, group size and how you prefer to travel. Mention young children, mobility needs or luggage so these can be included in the planning.

Your quote will set out the proposed stops, timing, waiting arrangements, price and how any entrance fees are handled. If you simply need a ride to one destination, start with our Koh Lanta taxi service.