Koh Kram, or Ko Kram Yai, is a remote treasure near Pattaya, Thailand. This lush green island, which is uninhabited, is about 5.7 kilometers long and up to 4 kilometers wide. The coastline of the island is a mix of rocky cliffs and clean white sandy beaches. It is located in Sattahip District, Chonburi Province. The island is part of a military area under the supervision of the Royal Thai Navy and is not open to tourists. The island's beaches also serve as a conservation area for sea turtles. The island offers a unique experience with its protected sea turtles and pristine sandy beaches. It is a popular destination for day trips, attracting snorkeling enthusiasts and those looking for a peaceful escape. The waters surrounding the island are exceptionally clear, making it ideal for snorkeling and fishing. The island's limestone drop-offs are reminiscent of Phuket's Phang Nga Bay, and the area is teeming with marine life and coral reefs. While direct beach access may not be permitted, the island's diverse range of coves, beaches, and inlets makes a cruise around it enchanting. The island's proximity to the nearby island of Koh Khram Noi, located just a few hundred meters north, adds to its allure.