Koh Chang Hotels

Chilled Koh Chang
Koh Chang is the second-largest island in Thailand, but it wasn’t on anyone’s radar until World War II, when a fight off the coast put it on the map, so to speak. The War Memorial Monument honours the naval battle. Today, ships still visit the island to escape the monsoon season. And travellers? They visit to just escape. ... Read more »
On your island escape, you can pretend you can command your own ship by renting a kayak on Kai Bae Beach and heading out to sea. Or venture beneath the clear water for a bit of diving at Ko Wai; either way the potential for a good time is large. How large? Well, the name Koh Chang means ‘Elephant Island’ – and while it has only been in the last decade that visitors have been coming in large numbers, the potential for enjoyment is as huge as an elephant!
KOH CHANG’S TOP 10
10. Sima Massage Follow the locals to Sima Massage. They always know best! |
5. Ban Kwan Chang Elephant Camp Feed, wash and ride the giant creatures at the island’s best elephant camp. |
9. Wat Salak Phet This temple sits in front of the oldest village on the island. |
4. Khao Salak Phet The highest mountain peak unsurprisingly offers the best view – so get walking. |
8. Ban Salak Phet The largest community on the island also offers the largest bay. |
3. Klong Nueng The most beautiful waterfall on the island. There is no better place to watch water fall! |
7. Mu Ko Chang National Park Venturing into the jungle is hard work, but so worth it. |
2. White Sand Beach The name says it all. Relax under the coconut trees or take a dip in the crystal-clear water. |
6. Bang Bao Fishing Village Built over the sea, with houses on stilts, this village will remind you that you’re ‘not in Kansas anymore!’ |
1. Klong Plu This three-tiered waterfall is enormously popular. Go see why. |
KOH CHANG EVENTS
In late January, join the locals for Koh Chang Yutthanavi Day to commemorate an old battle with exhibitions by the Royal Thai Navy.
April’s Songkran Festival welcomes in the Thai New Year. Go and throw water on complete strangers. After all, they’ll be doing it to you!
September brings the Koh Chang Food and Fun Festival. There is food and there is fun. What more could you want?
The Chao Po Koh Chang Festival takes place in November. Experience Thai dancing and people walking over razor-sharp broken glass.
Also in November is Loi Krathong, which literally means ‘float a raft’. Hundreds of decorated rafts are set to float in the river.
WHEN TO GO
· The cool season from November to February is a great time to visit, when the temperatures are comparably comfortable.
· The mercury rises from March to May, as does the humidity.
· Koh Chang gets really wet from June to October.
GETTING AROUND
· The easiest way to have independence on the island is to hire a motorbike. If you don’t feel confident riding your own bike, there are also motorbike taxis – hop on the back for a wild ride!
· Public passenger vehicles travel up and down the west and east coast roads.
· Hire a long-tail boat and visit the beaches on both Koh Chang and the neighbouring islands.
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« HideTropical Beach Resort Koh Chang
3.5 Stars$39
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$41
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Ban Thai Resort Koh Chang
2 Stars$55
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$55
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Kohchang Fasai Resort
2.5 Stars$28
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$42
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Paddy's Palms Resort Koh Chang
2.5 Stars$23
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Para Resort Koh Chang
2.5 Stars$49
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Chai Chet Resort Koh Chang
3 Stars$58
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$86
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