Ko Chang Island Essential Guide. Updated September 28, 2023

About Koh Kood
Koh Kood (Koh Kut) is located 40Km off the mainland of Thailand just to the north of the maritime border with Cambodia.  It’s the second largest island in the Koh Chang archipelago and the 5th largest in Thailand.
The island is one of the most beautiful in Thailand and without a doubt the least developed large island in the country.  If you want to know what islands such as Samui or Phuket were like when tourism was just beginning in the 1970s and 80s then visit...

About Koh Mak
Koh Mak is an ideal destination for a holiday to get away from it all.  It is located an hour and a half by wooden boat or 45 minutes by speedboat, south of Koh Chang.   This makes it easy to combine the two islands in one holiday.
It’s a relatively small island, only 16km² and is one of the safest places you could visit, with virtually no crime. Koh Mak is also a relatively new destination and is still a well kept secret for many travelers.  If you want to party or have a multitude...

Chanthaburi has something for everyone.  It’s not a city that gets many visitors.  But there are a number of reasons why it should be included in your trip planner if you are in the area. It is one of Thailand’s most eclectic small cities.
Chanthaburi was occupied by the French during the end of the 19th century and their architectural influence, including the largest Catholic cathedral in Thailand, can still be seen.   With its glittering jewels, French-influenced architecture, artsy...

Trat is Thailand’s eastern-most province, bordering Cambodia along the Khao Banthat mountain range. The city of Trat serves as a launching point for visitors to the province’s 52 large and small islands, including those of Mu Koh Chang Marine National...