IslandGuide — Koh Chang

What to see in Koh Chang

The sights mapped out — read through, then jump to any of them on the map.

★ Top sights 10
Battle of Koh Chang Memorial
1 Battle of Koh Chang Memorial
Historic site
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Bang Bao Beach
2 Bang Bao Beach
Beach
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Ko Mak
3 Ko Mak
Beach
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Salak Kok Mangrove Kayak Trail
4 Salak Kok Mangrove Kayak Trail
Nature
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Hat Kai Bae
5 Hat Kai Bae
Beach
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Mu Ko Chang National Park
6 Mu Ko Chang National Park
Nature
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Koh Chang Viewpoint
7 Koh Chang Viewpoint
Nature
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Klong Plu Waterfall
8 Klong Plu Waterfall
Nature
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Ko Wai
9 Ko Wai
Snorkel spot
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White Sand Beach Diving
10 White Sand Beach Diving
Snorkel spot
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Activities & local 4
Bang Bao Fishing Village
Local producer
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Elephant Hills Koh Chang
Activity
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Klong Prao Village
Local producer
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Klong Son Village
Local producer
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Beaches & coast 6
HTMS Chang Wreck
Snorkel spot
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Hat Klong Phrao
Beach
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Hat Sai Khao (White Sand Beach)
Beach
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Hat Sai Noi (Small Beach)
Beach
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Hat Tha Nam (Lonely Beach)
Beach
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Ko Kood (Ko Kut)
Beach
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Getting there 3
Ao Sapparot Ferry Pier
Transport
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Laem Ngop Ferry Terminal
Transport
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Trat Airport
Transport
Trat Airport (TDX) is a small domestic airport in Trat Province, eastern Thailand, serving as the main air gateway to Koh Chang. It is located in the Bang Pit and Tha Som subdistricts of Laem Ngop District, approximately 70 km from the island's main ferry terminal. Bangkok Airways owns and operates the airport, which opened in April 2003. The facility has a single tarmac runway measuring 1,800 m by 45 m, with pavilion-style passenger terminals and a restaurant. Daily direct flights link Trat to Bangkok Suvarnabhumi.

Trat Airport (TDX) is a small domestic airport in Trat Province, eastern Thailand, serving as the main air gateway to Koh Chang. It is located in the Bang Pit and Tha Som subdistricts of Laem Ngop District, approximately 70 km from the island's main ferry terminal. Bangkok Airways owns and operates the airport, which opened in April 2003. The facility has a single tarmac runway measuring 1,800 m by 45 m, with pavilion-style passenger terminals and a restaurant. Daily direct flights link Trat to Bangkok Suvarnabhumi.

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Nature 3
Khlong Nueng Waterfall
Nature
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Salak Phet Bay
Nature
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Than Mayom Waterfall
Nature
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Where to stay 1
Koh Chang Accomodation Hub
Accommodation
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