Ranong Guide

Southern province on the Andaman coast, home to the beautiful Koh Phayam

Overview of Ranong

The most northerly province of Thailand’s Andaman coast and located 568 kilometers away from Bangkok is Ranong. It is a mountainous and heavily forested province and has a capital city that serves as a major fishing and trading port.

Ranong is the least populated province in Thailand. It is less touristy and is a great choice for those looking for a laid-back vacation or for experiencing the local life. You can enjoy strolling at the lovely beaches, cycling around, snorkeling, and swimming. Don’t miss to try the famous hot springs and the diverse local food which is a blend of Chinese, Malay, and Burmese.

Explore Ranong

We’ve researched and rounded up the best that Ranong has to offer. We only recommend the highest-rated and most trusted accommodation options so you can book without worry.  

The Best of the Best

8/10

Nitiporn Resort

Stop at Nitiporn Resort to discover the wonders of Koh Phayam (Ranong). The hotel has everything you need for a comfortable stay. Facilities like 24-hour…
8.5/10

The Blue Sky Resort@ Koh Payam

The Blue Sky Resort@ Koh Payam is a popular choice amongst travelers in Koh Phayam (Ranong), whether exploring or just passing through. The hotel has…
7.6/10

Bamboo Bungalows

Ideally located in the prime touristic area of Koh Phayam, Bamboo Bungalows promises a relaxing and wonderful visit. Offering a variety of facilities and services,…
8.3/10

The Sun Resort and Restaurant

Located in Koh Phayam, The Sun Resort and Restaurant is a perfect starting point from which to explore Koh Phayam (Ranong). Both business travelers and…
8.1/10

Little Hut

Located in Koh Phayam, Little Hut is a perfect starting point from which to explore Koh Phayam (Ranong). The hotel has everything you need for…
7.6/10

Buffalo Bay Vacation Club

Buffalo Bay Vacation Club is a popular choice amongst travelers in Koh Phayam (Ranong), whether exploring or just passing through. The hotel offers guests a…

Best Prices on Ranong Accommodation

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Ranong has plenty of things to see and do. We’ve rounded up some of the best below:

Wat Koh Phayam

Wat Koh Phayam is an idyllic Buddhist temple located on the charming and serene island of Koh Phayam, Thailand. Nestled amidst a lush and verdant…

Hin Talu

Hin Talu, located on the island of Koh Phayam in Thailand, is a hidden paradise for nature lovers and adventure seekers. Known for its stunning…

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