Off the west coast of Krabi, Thailand, Koh Poda is the ultimate idyllic escape that remains largely untouched. As part of the Haad Noppharat Thara-Mu Koh Phi Phi National Park, Koh Poda is famous for its limestone formations, rugged cliffs, and vibrant coral reefs. Yachting in Koh Poda opens a vast possibility to an unspoiled retreat while swimming, snorkelling, and soaking in breathtaking views in tranquillity and seclusion.

Koh Poda is surrounded by white sands on three sides. The best anchorage in the area is the eastern shore, which also provides the best access to the island's secluded beaches and palm-lined trails. Snorkelling here is fantastic as the waters are shallow, clear, and just 20 meters from the coast. The western edge of Koh Poda is a rugged cliff face that stands resilient against the gusty winds and crashing waves. Here on the west side of the island lies "Secret Beach," a hidden stretch of sand known only to locals and seasoned visitors.

As the largest part of the Poda Group of Islands, Koh Poda has the best proximity to other Islands. Cruise to Koh Kai, Koh Mo, and Koh Thap, or wait for a low tide where a unique sandbar emerges, connecting the three islands and allowing anyone to walk between these islands. This phenomenon is called "Talay Waek" or "Separated Sea" and is a must-see. Beyond the nearby islands, Ao Nang is also just 8 km north of Koh Poda. The town provides several amenities, from quaint boutiques to luxurious restaurants. Opt for a vibrant night out with Ao Nang's famous nightlife activities.

Koh Poda's charm lies in its serene simplicity. Drop anchor, explore, and let the untouched beauty of this paradise take your breath away. Explore our Koh Poda Luxury Yacht Charters