Koh Lanta Old Town

5 Nathalie’s World - 7 months ago

A very peaceful little town with little cafes and restaurants, a pier, an old ship and a lobster statue - a symbol of Koh Lanta’s Old Town. If you stay in Koh Lanta for a couple of days and have some spare time come and visit. Have a relaxing stroll along one Main Street and buy some souvenirs. And you can also shot great photos too)

5 Karolis - 5 months ago

Quite, small market, with places to eat and even (expensive) craft beer. Nice place to pick local apparel and handcraft (don't forget to haggle!).
The long pier is surrounded by green waters and you can drive up to the very end

4 LivDeeper10x - 2 months ago

Motorbike to old town. Sleepy little town on water. Talked with shop owners who ate eager for tourists to come back. It's a 20 min ride from Koh Lanta west side. Beautiful ride through small villages.

5 กรรณิกา แก้ววิลัย - 4 months ago

Koh Lanta old town has managed to keep the atmosphere from the laid back days passed..this apparently was an important trade post with influence from towns and cultures along the trade route. Plenty of shops, cafe's and restaurants catering for the tourist but still the wife of old days????

5 Geordie boy lost in Asia - 10 months ago

A short motorbike ride from the west side of the Island, but boy was it worth it. Loved Lanta old town, great charm and many excellent sea food restaurants with simply stunning views. Here for 2 weeks, will make sure we visit again. We'll worth the trip if you're on the Island

4 Otto Franke - 7 months ago

Beautiful old Chinese village, nice small shops in traditional Chinese style houses, not overcrowded, nice views on the sea to the east, impressing jungle on the hills to the west, a must-see on the island!

3 Akvilina Gudmonaitė - 4 months ago

A little bit dead place. I believe before covid it was much more nicer place…You can still find here some nice places to eat and some working souvenirs shops.