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A traditional Chinese fishing village. It's also the smallest populated island in Thailand connected to the mainland via bridge. You can walk around the entire island in less than an hour and enjoy the views of the nearby gulf islands. Has multiple traditional homestays for visitors.
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A horse (pony) and sheep farm with beautiful flower gardens and a café.
พิพิธภัณฑ์ปลาหิน์์
Collection of hand carved fish made out of stone. This museum was established in 1992 by Mr. Kitti Sin-udom, an old fisherman who spent more than 10 years carving stone here. More than 1,000 lifelike sculptures of marine fish found in the Gulf of Thailand are on display.
วัดเขาสุวรรณประดิษฐ์
Wat Khao Suwanpradit was founded in 1982 by one of Southern Thailand’s most revered monks, Luang Pho Choi. The 45-m-tall stupa contains Buddha relics from Wat Phra Kiat from Chiang Mai. This hilltop monastery offers a great panoramic view of Don Sak as well as the Gulf of Thailand and the nearby islands.
น้ำตกโฉ
A small stream popular with the locals. Surrounded by food stalls and a couple small restaurants, people go to cool down or have their feet cleaned by "doctor fish" in the natural fish spa.
วัดพระพุทธบาทศรีสุราษฎร์, Wat Phra Phutthabat Si Surat
Hilltop temple.
น้ำตกวิภาวดี
Medium size waterfall. Popular socializing venue after school and on weekends.