How To Go Koh Muk Trang Thailand |
Location: Koh Libong Sub District, Kantang District.
How to go: Package tour including trip to Koh Muk (Morakot Cave) is available or youmay hire the long-tailed boat from Pak Meng Pier or from Khuantungku Pier to Koh Muk. Also, the passenger ship from Khuantungku Pier to Koh Muk is another choice. The ship will drop tourists off at Yao Bridge, a little bit far from Morakot Cave. Those who prefer to stay overnight at Koh Muk must rent long-tailed boat from Yao Bridge to tour Morakot Cave on the other side of island.
Attractions: For visitors who come to Trang, Koh Muk is one of the interesting attractions, especially Morakot Cave; the sole fantastic and amazing place of Thailand. The character of Morakot Cave is similar to inner sea. Its entrance is a small passage with height and width not over 10 meters. The cave can only be entered by boat at low-tide, slowly drifting through an 80-meter-tunnel enveloped by total darkness. So, torch is needed if you trip by your own, but those who purchase the package tour, the life jacket will be provided by the agent.
Emerging from darkness, the roofless grand hall is appeared ahead. A brilliant interior lagoon of emerald color is fringed by the powdery white sand. It is such a mysterious hall concealed by nature and it becomes one amazing unseen place in Thailand. During the months of November and May is the suitable period to visit this cave due to calm wind and wave. Water tide is also another factor for entering into the cave.
Facilities: Most residents on Koh Muk are Muslims. Many food stores are on service at the east coast as well as bungalows for visitors. Anyway, most of tourists do not prefer to stay overnight on this island because only sbhort period that will allow them to tour the cave.
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