Mu Ko Siboya

Mu Ko Siboya, also known as Ko Siboya Tambon, is a group of islands which is part of Nuea Khlong District in Krabi Province, Thailand. The Islands are located 15–30 kilometers south of Krabi town on the Andaman Sea.

• The biggest city is Ban Ko Siboya, on the island with the same name.
• The population (4,920 in 2013) relies on rubber plantations, agriculture and tourism.
• The islands are relaxed and not crowded like the near Mu Ko Phi Phi.
• Ko Daeng, a small island with restricted access, is the site of Krabi's waste plantation and dump.
• Ko Siboya is the 2nd biggest in size, and most populated. Most people are working in rubber plantations around the island.
• Ko Jum is the biggest island, where all the resorts are located. It is also known as Ko Pu.
• Ko Cham To Lang was recently acquired by a big resort concern and will slowly be also developed and have tourism in it.

Table of Islands

Nr	Island	Capital	Other Cities	Area (ha)	Population[lower-alpha 1]
1	Ko To Lang	Ban Ko To Lang		243	10
2	Ko Daeng	Ko Daeng station		162	2
3	Ko Hang	Ko Hang	Song, Phru Si-Bong	1526	285
4	Ko Jum	Ban Ko Jum	Ko Pu, Ting Rai	2071	2200
5	Ko Ka	Ao Ko Ka		9.2	0
6	Ko Lu Du	Ko Lu Du		657	0
7	Ko Nok Khom	Ban Ko Nok Khom		240	20
8	Ko Siboya[1]	Ban Ko Siboya	Laem Soma, Klong Toh, Lang Koh, Tang Mai Pai	1626	2400
9	Other Islands	Ko Si Ma	Ko Yanat, Ko Lek	150	0
	Mu Ko Siboya	Ban Ko Siboya	Ban Ko Jum, Ban Ko Pu	6700	4920

Notes

1. The Islands area and population data retrieved from the 2012 census

References

1. "Thai West Resort". 2011. Retrieved 12 March 2013.

Coordinates: 7°54′N 99°0′E / 7.900°N 99.000°E