Ko Jum is a prime offbeat island in Thailand, situated between Ko Lanta and Krabi Town. Ko Jum offers pristine beachfront beauty away from the mass crowds on the surrounding tropical paradises. A traditional Thai atmosphere and laid-back resort scene contribute to the unsurpassable peacefulness of the region.
The environment of Ko Jum is based on relaxation with the most popular things to do walking along the beach, relaxing in a hammock, swimming, and light hiking. There are delectable places to eat such as Rim Tang restaurant boasting a variety of Thai, Chinese, and Western food and the favoured Koh Jum Seafood. Many visitors enjoy just sightseeing around the island and observing the villagers’ unique ways of life.
Access to Ko Jum is most commonly via ferry route running between Ko Lanta and Krabi. There are also ferries routing from Laem Kruat, which can be accessed by songthaew from Krabi Town. On Ko Jum, motorbikes are the most popular way of getting around.
The island of Ko Jum is home to over 1,000 residents who are divided between distinct north and south regions. The northern area is specifically referred to as Ko Phu and the southern region simply as Ko Jum.