Koh Chang Travel Guide

Koh Chang Travel Overview:

Second in size to Phuket, Koh Chang counts itself the largest among the 52 islands of the Koh Chang National Marine Park archipelago.
A lesser known getaway island some 300 km southeast of Bangkok on Cambodian border, Koh Chang has been elevated to one of Thailand¡¯s most sought-after holiday heaven, whose unspoilt biodiversity still unremittingly protected by the National Park, its natural riches still work their magic for the stressed urbanites, yet its once seemingly inaccessibility and rickety tourist infrastructure considerably improved, especially after it¡¯s spared the horror of the 2004 Tsunami.
Koh Chang is named Elephant Island not only for its elephant shaped headland, but also as it¡¯s the perfect habitat for this kind of amazingly sure-footed creatures to showcase their skillful performances as they powerfully crash through the jungle-encrusted hinterland where all its treasurable gems, including wonderful waterfalls, loquacious streams, technicolour birds and wildlife, are veiled under a shroud of mist, or as they delicately balance on powdery soft sands along the long strech of beaches revealing on one side the postcard-perfect seascape and the other the low-key built-up communities with rustic huts and posh villas, thatched bungalows and air-con suites and stilted homes and fancy restaurants smoothly blended in with each other as well as the sound ecological enviroment.
The experience as a whole is as much a part of memory of your lifetime as taking a dip into the speckled clear waters of various blue shades, hopping aboard a speedboat bounding for pristine coral reefs and abundant marine life of some of the world¡¯s best diving sites nearby, as well as digging into fresh rock lobsters over a bottle of wine while the sun sets gracefully into the horizon.

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What To Do in Koh Chang

1.Beachcombing
White Sand Beach, the longest, busiest and most popular beach with the most development;
Klong Prao Beach, south of White Sand Beach, with fewer but larger resorts;
Kai Bae... More>>>

What To Wear in Koh Chang

Koh Chang is a tropical island, yet with its unique insular tropical climate, with the west coast being sunny and breezy, the opposite side of the island being windless and humid.
But this does no... More>>>

What To Eat in Koh Chang

1.15 Palms
Cuisine: Thai /European
Location: Whit Sand Beach
Average entree: 125 baht
Contact: +66-019-105870
Comfortable beachfront restaurant/bar featuring a large selection of Thai a... More>>>

Where To Stay in Koh Chang

1.AANA Resort & Spa
Tel: +66 (0) 39-551539
Location: Klong Prao Beach
71 rooms in total; Rates from arroximately 2,600 baht
A lagoonside luxury resort by the northern bank of Klong Prao... More>>>

How To Go Koh Chang

1. Reaching Trat
By Air:
Departure airport: Bangkok Suvarnabhumi International Airport;
Arriving airport: Trat Airport, about 10 kms from Ao Thammachart piers pier and 25 kms from ... More>>>

What to be noted in Koh Chang

1.Time to Visit Koh Chang
Given its obvious tropical climate pattern which usually consists of only a dry season and a wet season, the ¡°coolest¡± temperatures are expected from November to... More>>>

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