Welcome to

Koh Li Dee

The Twin IslandsAn area off the coast of Amphoe La-ngu, over one kilometer from Hua

Hin village, lies two islands known officially as "Ko Lidi", the islands in

the Petra Islands National Park. Lidi islands are a haven for visitors

who want privacy because the islands are small and uninhibited. The

only buildings found on the island belong to the staff of a private

company which has been granted a concession of the precious

swallows' nests. Although there are thousands of swallows inhabiting

the caves, their flocks cannot be seen easily because the caves where

they nestle are accessible only by diving along the narrow paths.

Contact addressMu koh Phetra National park 289 mu.4 ,Ban Talohsai ,Tombon

Paknam ,Aumphoe.La-ngu Satun 91110.

Tel .0-7562-9018-9

How to go

By Car From Bangkok, take Highway No. 4

past Prachuap Khiri Khan and Chumphon then take

Highway No. 41 to Nakhon Si Thammarat and

Phatthalung. From Phatthalung, drive on to

Rattaphum District, Songkhla then take Highway

No. 4 and turn right to Highway No. 406. It is 973

kilometres from Bangkok.

By Airplane There is no direct flight to

Satun. The trip by air can be made via Hat Yai

Airport then taking a taxi or public bus to Satun for

97 kilometres.

Yai Train Station, then take a taxi from Ratthakan

Post Office to Satun. It is 97 kilometres from Hat

Yai to Satun. Vans and public buses are also

available. Transportation from Hat Yai Train

Station is operating daily, departing every hour

starting from 6:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Normal buses

(Hat Yai –Pakbara–Satun route) from Hat Yai

Clock Tower are also operating 3 times daily

starting from 7:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.

By Bus The distance from Bangkok to

Satun is 980 kilometres. The cost for standard

bus is 450 Baht and 580 Baht for air-conditioned

bus.

The distance from Satun to Phetra Islands

National Park is 60 kilometres. The cost for

Resting-place

1.Castaway beach resort , Sunrisebeach , Koh Lipeh

Andaman sea ,Satun 91000 tel. 02-1641001 to 6

2.Bundhaya resort 509 Mu.3 Tombon tammalung ,

Aumphoe muang ,satun91000

3.Tarutao cabana resort 45/10 Satunthanee road ,Tumbon

phiman ,Aumphoe Muang , Satun 91000

4. Pinnacle wangmai 43 Satun thanee road , Tumbon Phiman ,

Aumphoe Muang ,Satun 91000

5. Idyllic concept resort sinrise beach koh lipeh ,

Satun 91000

6. Sita beach resort and spa moo. 7

Aumphoe Muang ,Satun 91000

Topography

Mu Koh Phetra National Park comprises of

beaches and some mangrove forest. As for the

islands in the Andaman Sea, limestone hills

generally take up most of their areas where

numerous rainforest plants can also be found.

Some islands, however, have not many trees but only small plants covering the grounds.

Climatelocated in the Tropic Zone with rather

constant temperature and rainfall all year

round. The rainy season, therefore, may

seem quite lengthy but the months with

most heavy rainfall are May through

October. From the end of November until

March, the rainfall will start to

decrease, shifting into a short period of

Summer from March to April which is also

the period of transition for the Monsoon

season (from Northeast Monsoon to

Southwest Monsoon). As for the transition

from the Southwest Monsoon to the

Northeast Monsoon in October, although

such transition can cause some variation

Flora and Fauna.

National Park can be divided into 4 categories

Rainforest – scatters around the islands. Common

vegetations found are Hopea ferrea , Ironwood and

Kradon. Grounds covering plants found are

fern, rattan, moss and ginger/galangal species.

Open Forest – found along the beach and

common vegetations are Casuarina equisetifolia

, Calophyllum inophyllum, Hibiscus tiliaceus

, Thespesia populneoides, Terminolia

catappa, Dialium cochinchinense and Barringtonia

asiatica. Grounds covering plants found are

Pandanus odoratissimus.

Mangrove Forest – found in the muddy area

by the sea and mouth of the canal. Common

vegetations are Rhizophora mucronata (Red

Mangroves) , Rhizophora apiculata, Brownlowia

peltata , Xylocarpus moluccensis , Xylocarpus

granatum, Bruguiera parciflora and Bruguiera

WildlifeProminent birds found are Haliacetus

leucogaster, Haliastur indus (Brahminy

kite) and Spilornis cheela (Crested).

Common mammals in the area are

Nycticebus coucang, Presbytis Cristata

(Silvered langur), Trangulus javanicus, Sus

Scrofa (wild pig) and bats.

Reptiles found are Python reticulatus

(Regal Python) and Varanus nebulosus

(Indian Monitor) and etc.

Numbers of salt water fish, for

example, red snappers, blow fish, butterfly

fishes, seahorses and mudskippers.

Thank you for

watching