List of Larger, More Well-known, Thai Islands
| Name | Thai Name | Alternate spellings | Province | Coordinates |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ko Chang | เกาะช้าง | Trat | 12°04′N 102°20′E / 12.06°N 102.33°E / 12.06; 102.33 | |
| Ko Kut | เกาะกูด | Kood | Trat | 11°40′N 102°34′E / 11.66°N 102.57°E / 11.66; 102.57 |
| Ko Lanta Yai | เกาะลันตาใหญ่ | Krabi | 7°35′N 99°03′E / 7.583°N 99.05°E / 7.583; 99.05 | |
| Ko Mak | เกาะหมาก | Ko Mark, Koh Mark | Trat | 11°49′08″N 102°28′48″E / 11.819°N 102.480°E / 11.819; 102.480 |
| Ko Pha Ngan | เกาะพะงัน | Surat Thani | 9°45′N 100°02′E / 9.75°N 100.033°E / 9.75; 100.033 | |
| Ko Phi Phi Lee | เกาะพีพีเล | Phi Phi Leh | Krabi | 7°40′48″N 98°46′05″E / 7.68°N 98.768°E / 7.68; 98.768 |
| Ko Phi Phi Don | เกาะพีพีดอน | Krabi | 7°44′28″N 98°46′48″E / 7.741°N 98.780°E / 7.741; 98.780 | |
| Ko Rang | เกาะรัง | Ko Rung, Koh Rung | Trat | 11°48′00″N 102°23′13″E / 11.80°N 102.387°E / 11.80; 102.387 |
| Ko Samet | เกาะเสม็ด | Ko Samed, Koh Samed | Rayong | 12°33′54″N 101°27′00″E / 12.565°N 101.45°E / 12.565; 101.45 |
| Ko Samui | เกาะสมุย | Surat Thani | 9°30′N 100°00′E / 9.50°N 100.00°E / 9.50; 100.00 | |
| Ko Tao | เกาะเต่า | Surat Thani | 10°05′24″N 99°50′17″E / 10.09°N 99.838°E / 10.09; 99.838 | |
| Ko Tapu | เกาะตะปู | Phang Nga | 8°16′31.36″N 98°30′02.02″E / 8.2753778°N 98.5005611°E / 8.2753778; 98.5005611 | |
| Ko Tarutao | เกาะตะรุเตา | Satun | 6°35′N 99°38′E / 6.583°N 99.633°E / 6.583; 99.633 | |
| Phuket | ภูเก็ต | Phuket | 7°58′N 98°20′E / 7.967°N 98.333°E / 7.967; 98.333 | |
| Similan Islands | เกาะสิมิลัน | Phang Nga | 8°39′N 97°39′E / 8.65°N 97.65°E / 8.65; 97.65 |
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