Islands around Koh Chang

Everything you Need to Know about Islands around Koh Chang

Besides Koh Chang as a main star of the Trat archipelago, several smaller islands surrounding it are also worth visiting. Go beyond Koh Chang and explore unspoiled landscapes of the peaceful islands of Koh Mak, Koh Kood and Koh Laoya. These islands boast world-class shallow-water coral reefs – considered one of the most preserved and beautiful in the world. Enjoy a wide variety of great activities like diving, snorkeling, kayaking, canoeing, football, volleyball, biking and even singing karaoke! (available in some resorts).

Since most of these islands are privately owned, please note that a small fee may apply when you get on them. Also, full-board packages of one-night and two-night are usually on offer from resorts like Away Resort, Captain Hook, Bai Kood Shambala Resort (on Koh Kood), Baan Koh Mak, Koh Mak Resort, Makathanee Resort (on Koh Mak) and Laoya Resort on Koh Laoya. Not only these packages are cheaper, they’re much more convenient since everything is included and paid for (from boat transfer to meals). The Trat province itself also features fine attractions like beaches, mangroves, waterfalls, fishing villages, houses on stilts as well as wonderful markets selling some of the freshest seafood caught straight off the sea! 

Koh Kood

Koh Kood is the southernmost and last island of Trat Sea Waters. Located closest to the Cambodian border, Koh Kood is 82 kilometres from Lam Ngob pier (the mainland). Approximately 330 kilometres southeast from Bangkok, Koh Kood covers over the total area of 105 square kilometres, making it the fourth largest island of Thailand and the second largest island of the province of Trat after Koh Chang. Read More...

Koh Mak

The third largest island in Koh Chang archipelago after Koh Chang and Koh Kood, Koh Mak is located 35 kilometers from the mainland. The island boasts 27 kilometres of flat terrain and a long stretch of pristine beaches. The island is home to two major villages, Ban Aow Nid and Ban Laem Son. Koh Mak has a ‘tambon’ (sub-district) status, and is dependent on Koh Kood district. Read More...

Koh Laoya

Dubbed ‘the gem of the eastern sea’, Koh Laoya consists of three small islands, namely Laoya Nai (Inner Laoya), Laoya Klang (Middle Laoya), Laoya Nok (Outer Laoya), the latter is linked to the former two by a wooden bridge. It lies about three kilometres west of the southeastern end of Koh Chang. Endowed with intact natural wonders like sandy white beaches, crystal-clear water. Read More...

Trat

Bordering on Cambodia with the Khao Banthat mountain range forming a natural boundary, Trat is Thailand's eastern-most province, located about 315 kilometres from Bangkok. Trat is a very important ruby-mining province, with the most famous gem market located in Bo Rai District, north of the Cambodian border. Read More...

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