Koh Sak is the closest island to Pattaya, surrounded by coral reefs and a bay that is well protected from the prevailing winds. Koh Sak is a perfect place to unwind beneath soft swaying palms on the beautiful beach, or visitors may choose to swim or snorkel in these picturesque surroundings.

Pattaya's most visited island Koh Larn is for the best part a beautiful island, there are two villages, Ban Koh Larn and Ban Krok Makhan still with local charm and friendly inhabitants of around 500 which increases to 5000 during the touristic high season.

There are three excellent sandy coves to explore on this small island, two on the east and one larger one on the west. You will have a feeling of privacy on any one of its beaches and it's a favourite site for our beach barbeques.

This islands sole beach is simply spectacular with 800 meters of sumptuous white powdery sand and crystal clear waters. The beach width changes dramatically at high and low tide which means that just after a few steps you are free swimming amongst its tropical fish.

Get acquainted to one of Pattaya's most beautiful islands with countless bays, coves and inlets to explore, within the compounds of the Thai Royal Navy Koh Khram is protected against heavy tourism. Home to protected sea turtles, at certain times of the year the Island is out of bounds to the general public.

Koh Khram Noi is situated north of the much larger Koh Khram Yai. This stunning small island of tranquility is host to crystal clear blue waters and an incredible white sand beach on its southern tip surrounded by the sea on both sides of the narrow beach where you really get that Castaway Robinson Crusoe desert island feeling.

This stunning bay is kept to a high level of cleanliness by the personel of the Royal thai Navy. Visitors are welcome at a small fee (non applicable to customers of Pattaya Yacht Charters.) Its situated on the main land in the Satahip region about 30 minutes south of Pattaya.

Monkey island is a small island located south of Pattaya between koh Khram and Bang Saray, known as Koh Ling to the Thai's which means monkey the actual name is Koh Ped. Monkeys live in their thousands making their home in the low lying vegetation.

Koh Si Chang is an 8 square km Island which is located 12km from its nearest mainland shore. This is the town of Sri Racha which is 30km North of Pattaya. This quiet island has around 5,000 permanent residents, and really is a fascinating Island that is exceedingly rich in history. There are some wonderful temples to explore as well as the remains of a Royal Palace which was abandoned in 1893 after the French occupied the Island during a conflict with Thailand over control of neighbouring Laos.