Sala Dan Pier (Koh Lanta)

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★ 4.9 (6K+ reviews) • 2K+ booked

Welcome to Sala Dan Pier, the vibrant and bustling gateway to the enchanting Koh Lanta in Krabi Province. Nestled on the northern tip of the island, this charming harbor town serves as the perfect starting point for your island-hopping adventure across Thailand's stunning archipelago. With its strategic location and frequent ferry services, Sala Dan Pier connects travelers to a myriad of tropical paradises, offering both relaxation and excitement. Whether you're here to unwind on serene beaches or explore the lively nightlife, Sala Dan Pier promises an unforgettable experience as you embark on your journey through the captivating islands of Thailand.

J2XR+88H, Sala Dan, Ko Lanta District, Krabi 81150, Thailand

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Thomas ********

5 May

This was a very nice tour. The guides met us at the pier and were very friendly. swimming through the cave was lots of fun.

Klook User

10 Apr

Overall very satisfied with the tour. If you’re expecting a tour to stick perfectly to the itinerary, you are in the wrong country. But we had enough time at each spot to really enjoy it, and the beach where we eat lunch and relaxed was absolutely perfect. We even saw a beautiful hornbill. The 80m swim through the cave was less scary than expected, but I’d recommend making sure you stay close enough to the guide to see the light from their headlamp. It gets very busy in there and there are several groups coming and going at once. Still, if you adjust your expectations, it’s great value for money and the places you’ll see are stunning! Note: If you are vegan/vegetarian I highly recommend eating a big breakfast and bringing a snack, as the veg option was white rice and cabbage.

Antonija *****

5 Apr

Great tour, the focus is on snorkeling, which is what I wanted. We stopped at 3 snorkeling sites (2 on Ko Rok and 1 short stop near Ko Haa). The water was cristal clear and full of sea life. Snorkeling was also possible on the beach on Ko Rok where we stopped for lunch. The masks provided were good quality and they had soap on board to prevent fogging. Soft drinks and water were available on board. The tour is vegan/vegetarian-friendly and dietary needs were checked before departure. The lunch was too early for me (around noon) so I skipped it, but I believe the veg* option included rice & veg. Fruit was also provided. Unlike boat tours from Krabi, none of the places we visited were crowded and the boat wasn't crammed full, either. We had very rough sea throughout the tour but the boat captain was competent. The boat left Lanta probably around 10am and returned to port at 3pm. NOTE: This is not the 4 islands tour, you'll visit 2 different islands. I don't recommend this tour if you don't want to snorkel, the tour doesn't visit any particularly insta worthy beaches. I recommend wearing long sleeved shirt when snorkeling because you'll burn otherwise (even when it's cloudy).

SUPAKIJ **********

18 Mar

It's a worthwhile experience at a reasonable price. Good service, hotel shuttle, long-tail boat is ok. Coral is not so beautiful because of global warming. Emerald cave is exciting but tiring to swim. See only foreign tourists.

Klook User

17 Mar

very good timing, very nice places, very delicious food, drinks and everything, highly recommended!!

Klook Benutzer

21 Feb

We booked this tour because we were afraid that the 4 islands tour would be too crowded. For us, this tour was perfect because the snorkeling spots were not overcrowded. We saw lots of beautiful fish. Didi, our guide, explained everything to us very well. The only thing that could be improved is the lunch. The buffet includes planked rice, Massaman curry with chicken, raw vegetables, chicken wings and fruit. Vegetarians would definitely have a hard time here. Other providers on Koh Rok have put together a much better lunch.

Klook User

12 Feb

Great snorkelling tour where you can see a lot of different types of tropical fish, starfish and coral in very clear waters. We had a nice lunch and refreshments (water and fruit) are provided throughout the day.

Muhd ******

8 Feb

Action packed one day tour with opal travel, included with Pileh Lagoon Sightseeing, Maya Bay visit, snorkelling at Phi Phi Don, Interract with island monkeys at Monkey Bay and also a visit to Birds Nest cave, all foods were amazing and halal certified at Phi Phi Island, the tour guide were amazing and we were given free water and a can of coke throughout the trip, cannot recommend enough for this affordable and first-timers-friendly tour with this package, PSA : the island will be packed with tourists from Ao Nang, Lanta and Phuket so be prepared for a packed place :)

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Remarkable Landmarks and Must-Visit Sights

Ferry Services

Embark on a maritime adventure from Sala Dan Pier, your gateway to the stunning islands and beaches of Southern Thailand and beyond. With an impressive 45 sailings a day, you can effortlessly hop on a ferry to explore the vibrant shores of Ao Nang, the iconic beauty of Koh Phi Phi, or even venture further to the tropical paradise of Langkawi in Malaysia. Whether you're seeking a quick island escape or a scenic journey across the Andaman Sea, Sala Dan Pier's ferry services offer a convenient and picturesque way to discover the region's breathtaking destinations.

Ban Saladan

Welcome to Ban Saladan, the bustling hub of Koh Lanta where the island's vibrant commercial life comes alive. As you wander through its charming streets, you'll find an array of local souvenir shops and cozy cafes that invite you to pause and soak in the local culture. The true highlight, however, is the dining experience. With over 20 wooden seafood restaurants elegantly perched on stilts over the water, you can savor fresh catches of the day while enjoying panoramic views of the serene beach on Koh Lanta Noi. Ban Saladan is not just a place to shop and eat; it's a destination that captures the essence of island life.

Cultural Significance

Sala Dan Pier is more than just a transportation hub; it's a vibrant reflection of Koh Lanta's rich cultural tapestry. As you wander around, you'll catch glimpses of the local way of life and the island's maritime heritage. The pier plays a vital role in the cultural and economic life of Koh Lanta, facilitating the movement of both locals and tourists. The authentic harbor vibe and traditional wooden structures offer a unique insight into the daily lives of its residents.

Local Cuisine

Treat your taste buds to the delightful flavors of Koh Lanta at the nearby eateries. These charming restaurants, often perched on stilts over the water, serve up fresh seafood and traditional Thai dishes that are a true taste of the island's culinary delights. While waiting for your ferry, don't miss the opportunity to indulge in the local seafood specialties, which are a staple in the region's culinary offerings and come with a side of breathtaking views.

Sala Dan Pier (Koh Lanta)