If visiting Maya Bay you will come across Lo Da Lum Bay. It is not very enticing, there are plenty more beautiful bays to see in Island. Do not go out of your way to visit it.

If you fancy a beach that is ovèrcrowded with millions of beach lounges, day time tourists and the dirt and garbage that comes with it than go there. While the scenery is stunning you can find much better spots on this island such as Long Beach.

Our hotel was located in Loh Dalum so this was the closest beach, the view is beautiful but spoiled by dirty water and lots of rubbish, I presume from all the bars that line the beachfront, if I was to sum it up in one word "spoilt"

This is only 15 minutes from the Outrigger, and is very private. The beach was clean and had nice sand. We were the only ones there, so I loved it.

we came here feb 2013 the water looked gross! and looked like either fungus or something that resembled poo was in the water! my bf came down with an ear infection after we went under the water when kayaking, dont put your head under the water. also if you rent a kayak be cafefull about going to far from the... More

The bay is breathtakingly beautiful and we first saw it from the viewpoint. I couldn't wait to get in it for a swim. As i went to put my toes in the water i realised it was a murky brown with dodgy bits floating in it. I was really shocked and stayed out of it as it looked nothing like... More

The setting is just fabulous & like a perfect postcard at high tide, low tide, the water goes out a long way, just leaving mud behind. Gets busy with all the backpackers during the day, even busier at night & very very noisy. The fire shows are very impressive

in high season this beach during the day is a tad overcrowded, but what a setting mind you. one of thailands most beautiful places - god only knows what it was like before the development of the island !!!!

Ao Lo Dalum takes your breath away the first time you see it. The only problem is that the postcard views of clear, turquoise water and rocky outcroppings floating in the horizon is quickly marred by loud, sputtering longtail boats. When the tide goes out, it goes out for miles, and you can see the countless rivulets making their way... More