Koh Libong

Koh Libong is the largest island in Trang Province and an important marine habitat on Thailand's Andaman coast. The island is particularly famous for its population of endangered dugongs, which feed on seagrass around the surrounding waters. Its coastline features mangrove forests, mudflats, sandy beaches, and traditional Muslim fishing villages. Visitors can take boat trips to search for dugongs, explore mangrove ecosystems, observe coastal wildlife, and experience the local island lifestyle. Koh Libong is an excellent destination for wildlife enthusiasts and travelers interested in peaceful nature-based tourism.