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Koh Ngai Seeing & Doing
Koh Ngai contains a pleasant variety of activities from scuba diving lessons, dive tours, snorkelling, sea canoeing, boat tours to various islands, and jungle treks. One of the great attractions is the Emerald Cave (not to be confused with Koh Mook's cave of the same name). It's a fun experience wading through waters, deep into the mouth of the cave through a natural valley. You're likely to be tethered to a bunch of other people and all in all it's a good little adventure. Koh Ngai is a small island, but the island trekking is good, with various trails through the forested hills. There's also a good walk from Main Beach up the hill to a viewpoint. There's various signposts to guide you along the way. On the way back down, you can also follow the trail to Sunset Point and Paradise Beach. 

Koh Ngai Beach Life
On a quick glance of a map of Koh Ngai, the first thing you'll notice is the 80 degree-angled straight back on the east coast that is the Koh Ngai Main Beach. It's quite an impressive piece of nature and everyone does in fact leave impressed! The sands are white and wonderful, the sea bed is just as sandy, and the tide simply ebbs and flows over an awesome coral reef that can be explored with a snorkel. The best area for swimming is the bottom 1km (enough space for you?), and the whole beach is worth walking. Around 90% of all Koh Ngai resorts are here so it's easy to find an overnight place to rest. So just lay back, take a swim or a stroll, gazing out to the islands in the distance, and enjoy.