Koh Kradan, Voted World’s Best Beach, Set to Reopen to Visitors on October 1st

TRANG, Thailand — Following its prestigious accolade earlier this year as the “world’s best beach” bestowed by the World Beach Guide, Koh Kradan is poised to unfurl its shores once again, welcoming eager travelers starting on October 1st. The island’s doors will remain open to visitors until May 31st of the following year.

Nestled within the pristine confines of Hat Chao Mai National Park in Trang province, Koh Kradan stands as a testament to natural splendor, stretching two kilometers with its fine white sands, crystalline waters, and teeming marine life. After a four-month hiatus to safeguard its ecological treasures, the island is primed to embrace globetrotters in search of unspoiled beauty and serenity.

Koh Kradan’s distinction as the world’s best beach is richly deserved, owing to its immaculate environment. Its azure waters provide an idyllic backdrop for swimming and water-based activities, promising mesmerizing vistas of coral reefs and the kaleidoscopic spectrum of tropical fish. During its seasonal closure, preservation efforts took center stage to shield the island’s fragile ecosystem.

For those seeking diverse experiences, visitors can anticipate an array of activities, ranging from snorkeling and diving to kayaking and pure relaxation. Accommodation options cater to a broad spectrum of budgets, ensuring accessibility for all. With the imminent reopening, wanderers from across the globe are poised to once more immerse themselves in the island’s natural splendor and timeless allure, reaffirming its standing as a premier haven for nature aficionados and beach enthusiasts alike.