Talo Wao Bay, Site of prison for common criminals, in 2480 - 2490 BD, It used to be the place where prisoners was caged and trained to work. Now it remains only a dune, ruined buildings and the funeral for 700 prisoner.

The coast is rocky here with limestone rocks jutting from the sea. When first reaching the eastern coast by road, you will see the old ranger station, which is still used by the Talo Wao staff. The road continues another kilometer to the ranger station on the hill, overlooking the long pier next to a rock outcropping. In the monsoon season, fishing boats congregate in this sheltered bay.

Path from Talo Wao to Talo Udang: This trail actually follows the old prisoner's road, which once allowed a Landrover to make trips between the two sites. In some places, remains of bridges and stonework can be seen. Currently the trail is very overgrown, a guide might be necessary to at least find the trailhead. Approximately 12 km., 4-5 hour walk.

Road from Pante bay to Talo Wao Bay: This road is flat and passes through old agricultural land, rubber trees and orchards for the most part; but the last 4 km. climb through evergreen forest and tall trees. Distance: 12.5 km.. Walking time: 3 hours. Off-trail option: Near the 7 km.. marker on the road to Talo Wao Bay, the black water pipe dives into the forest. If you follow this pipe up the streambed, you'll come to one of the sources for Pante Bay's water. A short walk, but a chance to explore the forest.

Talo Wao Bay, Located in the east of Tarutao Island. It’s 12 km. far from headquarters and the place where Ranger Station 1 (Talo Wao) was located.

Activities : - Historical Sight Seeing