Koh Phangan Guidebook
Food scene
The Worlds End
Mojo's
Amazing Burgers and Steaks
Bubba's Roastery
A's Famous
Ando Loco Restaurant & Bar
Ristorante Rimini
Wasabi
What's cup!
The Ugly Duckling
2 Taladkao RdL'Alcove Bungalows
Hin Kong RoadSOHO
Makro Food Service
ถนน รอบSightseeing
CHALOKLUM is the place to come to totally unwind and get away from your busy life back home.
A beautiful and authentic fisherman village with a twist of west thrown in.
You have it all from Beaches, to restaurants, to bars, boat trips, snorkeling, diving...the list is endless..You have the option to do it all!
Epic beaches, lovely restaurants and a great location on one of the most loved coasts of Koh Phangan.
10 locals recommend
Ko Pha-ngan Sub-district
CHALOKLUM is the place to come to totally unwind and get away from your busy life back home.
A beautiful and authentic fisherman village with a twist of west thrown in.
You have it all from Beaches, to restaurants, to bars, boat trips, snorkeling, diving...the list is endless..You have the option to do it all!
Epic beaches, lovely restaurants and a great location on one of the most loved coasts of Koh Phangan.
Locco's PizzaBar
15 หมู่ที่ 8 ถนน หาดยาว ถนนThaan Sadet waterfall was frist visited by Thai Royalty in 1888 when King Rama V left an inscription on a rock that remains today; he revisited the same spot more than 10 times. The present King Bhumibol has also been to this sacred series of falls, where the river waters are used in certain Royal Ceremonies that obtain water from only a few sources around Thailand. It is a fairytale of huge granite boulders and multitudes of fresh water pools and can be walked its full length of 3kms. The falls are more like huge stepping stones and can be approached from numerous places; either from the magnificent beach of Haad Thaan Sadet or on the road into Thaan Sadet.
78 locals recommend
Than Sadet Waterfall National Park
Thaan Sadet waterfall was frist visited by Thai Royalty in 1888 when King Rama V left an inscription on a rock that remains today; he revisited the same spot more than 10 times. The present King Bhumibol has also been to this sacred series of falls, where the river waters are used in certain Royal Ceremonies that obtain water from only a few sources around Thailand. It is a fairytale of huge granite boulders and multitudes of fresh water pools and can be walked its full length of 3kms. The falls are more like huge stepping stones and can be approached from numerous places; either from the magnificent beach of Haad Thaan Sadet or on the road into Thaan Sadet.
Traveler advice
Getting around
Best ways to get around the island
Contact Kook at Seamew Cars & Bikes Rental across from Thong Sala Pier.