Koh Lanta National Park Entrance Fee and Opening Hours

The entrance fee for Mu Ko Lanta National Park is 200 THB for foreign adult visitors. That fee is collected at the park entrance and covers access to the park area, including the trails around the Laem Tanod lighthouse at the island's southern tip and the park's beaches and viewpoints. Thai nationals pay a separate, lower rate, and children's pricing is typically reduced as well. Confirm current rates for your group at the entrance, since national park fees across Thailand are periodically revised.

The park generally keeps standard daytime opening hours, in line with other Thai national parks, so plan to arrive with enough daylight left to walk the trails and reach the lighthouse and viewpoints comfortably, arriving very late in the afternoon risks finding facilities closing around you. Most visitors reach the park by rented scooter, taxi, or as part of an organised tour that includes the entrance fee in its price.

If you're visiting as part of a guided national park tour, double-check whether the entrance fee is included in the tour price or paid separately at the gate. This varies by operator. If you're going independently, bring cash, since card payment isn't guaranteed to be available at the entrance booth.

The fee shown is the one published by Thailand's national park authority at the time of writing. Since fees and hours are set by the park and can be revised, confirm on the official national park website or at the gate.

For a fuller picture of what to see, including trails, beaches and wildlife, read our complete Mu Ko Lanta National Park guide.

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