Please note: current access
- ⚠️ Park rules
Koh Rok: the park page mentions restrictions at Koh Rok, including accommodation and campsites. That does not simply mean everything is open or everything is closed. Confirm with the park or your operator what applies to your landing or trip.
Checked on 25 October 2026 · Source: Official DNP page with park restrictions (Thai)
About Koh Rok
- Access type
- 🚤 Boat snorkeling
A trip to a reef, usually entering the water from the boat. - Location
- South of Koh Lanta, Krabi; Mu Ko Lanta National Park.
- Activity
- Boat snorkeling and diving.
- How you get into the water
- Boat trip with reef stops and often a beach stop; not reachable from Koh Lanta itself.
- Under water
- Shallow reefs, anemonefish, parrotfish and other reef fish.
- Good to know
- Ask beforehand which trips and landings are exactly permitted.
- Access now
- Park and activity-specific restrictions apply; check which spots are open (see the notice below).
When to go to Koh Rok
Month by month, following the seasons from our research. Weather, waves, current and tide on the day itself decide whether it works.
Main season: January, February, March, April, November, December.
Andaman Sea: roughly November–April, when the sea is calm more often. Check local weather, tides and park opening separately; the annual park opening and restrictions on individual reefs are two different things.
Source: outthailand.com
Photos of Koh Rok
White beach on Koh Rok Photo: dronepicr · CC BY 2.0 · Wikimedia Commons 
Clear water at Koh Rok Photo: Pewee · CC BY 3.0 · Wikimedia Commons 
Beach and trees on Koh Rok Photo: Dronepicr · CC BY 3.0 · Wikimedia Commons 
Koh Rok Nok with boats Photo: Vaclav Zrno · CC BY 3.0 · Wikimedia Commons
Koh Rok on the map
Pinch to zoom; tap a point for more info. Open circles: approximate location.
About the location
7.21272, 99.06960. Approximate location. Point between Koh Rok Nok and Koh Rok Nai; the reef stops are around both islands.
Source of the coordinates: Southeast Asia Pilot: Koh Rok group 7°12.763′N 99°4.176′E southeastasiapilot.com; Wikidata Ko Rok Nai Q49647441 (7.2047, 99.0617) and Ko Rok Nok Q49647444 (7.2194, 99.0758)
Video: Koh Rok
Koh Ha & Koh Rok Snorkeling with Kids 🇹🇭 | The Best Day Trip from Koh Lanta · MahzTravel / DRAGONFLY ADVENTURE · 9 April 2026. This video shows both Koh Rok and Koh Haa. Video from YouTube; it only loads when you click. A video shows what it looked like then, not whether it is allowed or safe now.