The Dewa Resort is a popular holiday resort for couples and families on the beautiful island of Koh Chang, located in the south-eastern corner of Thailand. Read more…
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The Amari Emerald Cove is a fantastic 5 star resort, situated on the peaceful area of Klong Prao Beach. Read more…
The Panviman Resort is the perfect place to find relaxation and privacy during your stay on Koh Chang Island, making this luxury resort popular with couples and… Read more…
The Aiyapura Resort & Spa is situated on the beach front of Klong Son Bay. Read more…
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Established by the Belgium owner Kristel in 2003, BB Divers has built a reputation as being a reliable and fun loving dive school on Koh Chang. Read more…
For those who love there live music and in particular the blues then make sure you spend an evening at Oodies Place on White sand beach. Read more…
Thai Food is ranked as one of the finest cuisines on the planet and Saffron on the Sea only further enhances this opinion. Read more…
Sabay Bar is where the thick of the action is come night time on the island. Read more…
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Sailing and Cruising
The Koh Chang Archipelago of islands are surrounded by crystal clear waters accompanied by some of the most breathtaking coastlines scenery Thailand has to offer, with draw dropping steep cliffs and peaks, beautiful rainforest covered mountains, Read More...
Koh Chang Waterfalls
Koh Chang is well known for it’s amazing waterfalls and there are plenty found around the island to see. Most waterfalls are easily accessible in Koh Chang and none are too far away, so the best way to visit is to rent a moped or car and start Read More...
Diving and Snorkelling in Koh Chang
Koh Chang and the 52 surrounding islands in the Mu Koh Chang National Marine Park offer some of the best diving and snorkelling opportunities in Thailand, with a wide array of diverse marine life in it’s crystal clear waters and colourful corals. Read More...
Elephant Camps in Koh Chang
Koh Chang is often called Elephant Island, but the nickname does not reflect how elephants live on the island today. Elephants are not native to Koh Chang; they were brought from other parts of Thailand many years ago for work and later for tourism. Read More...
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