Koh Lanta/Things to do/ nature
Khlong Chak Waterfall
A small forest waterfall inland from Klong Chak bay near the southern tip, reached on foot by a trail through the forest.
What we checked, 18 September 2026
Checked on 18 September 2026. The waterfall's position is from OpenStreetMap and Wikidata. Whether it sits inside the national park is inferred from the mapped boundary, which its own mappers mark as inexact, and from the fee point on the approach, so we have not published a price as confirmed. A private guide site says it has little water in the dry season. We have not been.
Verified via. OpenStreetMap maps Khlong Chak Waterfall inland from Klong Chak bay, linked to Wikidata Q55594208, with a fee point on the approach. The Department of National Parks' open-data fee table gives Mu Ko Lanta's foreign adult rate as 200 baht.
Admission
Not confirmed. The waterfall appears to lie inside Mu Ko Lanta National Park, where the Department of National Parks' published foreign adult rate is 200 baht, but the mapped park boundary is marked as inexact and the department's own page would not load. OpenStreetMap volunteers have mapped a fee point on the approach tagged 200 baht, which is consistent with that rate but is not an official record. Carry 200 baht in cash.
Khlong Chak Waterfall is a small fall in the forest inland from Klong Chak bay, near the southern tip of Lanta Yai. You reach it on foot, by a trail inland from the Klong Chak beach area.
Is there a fee? Probably the national park’s. OpenStreetMap volunteers have mapped a fee point on the approach, tagged 200 baht, and that matches the Department of National Parks’ published rate for Mu Ko Lanta, 200 baht for a foreign adult. The mapped park boundary is marked as inexact, though, and the department’s own page would not load, so we are giving that as the likely charge rather than a confirmed one.
When to go. A private guide site says it has very little water in the dry season. Wet-season rain is also when a forest trail is at its slipperiest, so wear shoes with grip.
It is close to Ba Kantiang and Klong Chak, the nearest of our areas.
Best for
A walk in the forest with a pool at the end of it, in the wet months
Skip if
You are there in the dry season and expecting a torrent, it can run low
Where it actually is
Khlong Chak, Ko Lanta Yai, Krabi 81150
Ba Kantiang & Klong Chak, Koh Lanta
Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors.View larger map
More in Koh Lanta
- Diving from Koh Lanta — water
- The Koh Rok and Koh Haa snorkelling trip — water
- Lanta Old Town — culture
- Mu Ko Lanta National Park — nature