A beachfront plot of 26 rai 2 ngan 23 square wah (about 42,492 m²) on Coconut Island (Koh Maphrao), a short boat ride off Phuket’s east coast. The land is untouched, covered in natural forest, and runs down to its own stretch of beach. It is offered directly from a single owner, and the title deed is available.
Foreigners cannot own land in Thailand in their own name. Foreign buyers usually take a registered lease of the land, and Thai buyers or genuinely Thai-owned companies can buy freehold. Before any deposit, an independent lawyer should check the title deed type, the zoning and coastal building rules, access to the plot and the boundaries on the ground. Read our guides to buying land in Phuket and the 2026 crackdown on nominee companies.
Contact us on WhatsApp for the title deed details, the land plan and video, and to arrange a visit by boat.