The small islands beside Koh Larn
This page currently publishes only stable geography recorded by Pattaya City. Boat access, operators, landing rules, facilities, diving conditions and wildlife are deliberately not inferred.
Pattaya City's 2024 briefing identifies Koh Sak and Koh Krok as small islands in the Koh Larn area and records their approximate size and beach geography. DMCR's official inventory separately places them in Pattaya City/Bang Lamung. Neither source promises public access, a boat service, facilities, diving conditions or wildlife sightings.
- Municipal record
- Pattaya City · 2024
- Koh Sak
- ≈0.05 km²
- Koh Krok
- ≈0.05 km²
- Access status
- Verification pending
What the city briefing establishes
Only relationships stated by Pattaya City are shown. Lines do not represent a route, landing permission or verified visitor access.
- North of Koh LarnKoh Sakเกาะสาก≈0.05 km² recorded area
- In the Pattaya island group near Koh LarnKoh Krokเกาะครก≈0.05 km² recorded area
Operational status remains separate: no scheduled ferry, public landing, facility, snorkeling, diving or wildlife claim is inferred from physical geography.
Independent official inventory check: DMCR's island catalog separately lists Koh Larn, Koh Krok, Koh Sak, Koh Phai and Koh Rin in Pattaya City/Bang Lamung. This corroborates group membership only—not landing rights, tours, boat service, beaches or current marine conditions.
Koh Sak and Koh Krok in the municipal record
The measurements below describe the dated physical record only. They do not establish visitor access or current operating conditions.
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| Island | Relationship recorded | Approximate area | Dimensions | Beach geography recorded |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Koh Sakเกาะสาก | North of Koh Larn | ≈0.05 km² | Not stated as one length × width pair | North beach ≈250 m · south beach ≈80 m |
| Koh Krokเกาะครก | In the Pattaya island group near Koh Larn | ≈0.05 km² | ≈550 m × 150 m | East-side beach ≈100 m |
What this page does not currently claim
- No scheduled or charter access promise.
- No landing, entry or facility status.
- No current boat time or price.
- No diving or snorkeling-quality claim.
- No turtle or other wildlife-sighting claim.
- No comparison with Koh Larn's beaches.
Legacy island-detail URLs remain noindex for continuity, but they are omitted from this released directory until current primary access and operating evidence is verified.
Different comparison intent: Koh Sak and Koh Krok are the adjacent municipal geography covered here. Koh Samet is a separate Rayong destination with its own sourced journey structure; use the released Koh Larn vs Koh Samet comparison rather than treating it as a nearby Koh Larn islet.
Your nearby-island questions
Are Koh Sak and Koh Krok the same island as Koh Larn?
No. Pattaya City records them as separate small islands in the Koh Larn area, and DMCR’s island inventory separately lists Koh Larn, Koh Krok and Koh Sak in Pattaya City/Bang Lamung. Geography does not establish visitor access.
SourcesPattaya City briefing, 2024 edition ↗DMCR open data — Pattaya island inventory ↗
Link to this answerDoes the public Koh Larn ferry go to Koh Sak or Koh Krok?
The operator timetable checked for this publication names Na Baan and Tawaen on Koh Larn. No scheduled public service to Koh Sak or Koh Krok is verified here.
SourcesPattaya–Koh Larn ferry operator ↗
Link to this answerCan visitors land, snorkel or dive there?
This release does not have current branch-specific evidence for public landing, visitor permission, a permitted snorkeling or diving route, facilities or wildlife. Verify a named operator and the responsible authority before relying on any offer.
Link to this answer