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  • filter_dramaUnderstand
    Ko Chang is one of Thailand's most beautiful islands with long white sandy beaches. The island is also home to a wide range of wildlife, including a good selection of birds, snakes, deer and a number of elephants. The island and its vicinity are great places for snorkeling, diving and jungle hiking. The "discovery" of the island as a tourist destination since 2000 has brought on a large amount of rapid development, and while still far quieter than places like Phuket or Ko Samui, it is far from quiet in high season. Regarding services and activities specifically aimed at tourists prices have reached such a level that the islanders are pricing themselves out of the market when compared to the other islands.
    • History

      Prior to World War II, Ko Chang was little known to Westerners and was lightly-populated. The few families there made a living growing coconuts and fruit on the mainland. In January 1941, during the Franco-Thai War, the Thai Navy fought against a French surprise attack in in the waters to the south of Ko Chang.

      The first backpacking foreigners started arriving on local fishing boats in the mid-1970s. In 1982, Ko Chang, along with surrounding areas, became part of Mu Ko Chang National Marine Park. Only very recently, in less than ten years, Ko Chang has turned into a major tourist destination, both for foreigners and local Thais.

      This sudden tourism boom however, has been fraught with controversy concerning land use, etc. The government is trying to "develop" it from a backpackers' paradise to a top-level destination, and construction work is going on throughout the island, with basic huts torn down to make way for fancy resorts.

    • Geography

      Ko Chang is the largest island in the Ko Chang Archipelago. The name means Elephant Island, named for the elephant shape of its headland, although elephants are not indigenous to the island.

      Ko Chang has an area of approximately 429 square kilometres. The topography contains high mountains and complex stone cliffs. The highest mount is Khao Salak Phet which is 744 metres high, rich in fertile evergreen forest which is the main water source. Therefore, there are many waterfalls, beaches and splendid reefs in the west of the island.

      Most accommodation is located on the western side of the island, where the sandy beaches are. On the eastern side of the island there are few sandy beaches; as such, this side is far less touristy. There are some nice waterfalls though.

      70 percent of this undisturbed island is rainforest, steep hills, cliffs, waterfalls, and wildlife, fine beaches, coral reefs and an abundance of marine life. The island also offers tall mountains and rock cliffs.

    • Climate

      Ko Chang has the same seasons as [wiki=3d147c6ba113929f5a004a5e9dcc832e]Bangkok[/wiki]. The best season to go is the (comparatively) cool season between November and February. March to May are roasting hot and between June and October it rains, and a lot at that: 4,000 mm in an average year. Many guest houses close during this season, so accommodation is limited.

  • filter_dramaGet in
    • By plane

      Bangkok Airways [url=http://www.bangkokair.com]]flies 3 times a day from [[Bangkok#By_plane|Bangkok's Suvarnabhumi Airport (the "new" BKK)[/url]] to [wiki=f176690ca2a775abc0e561e4dc105453]Trat[/wiki]. The flights depart at 08:30, 11:40 and 17:05, and take 1 hour exactly. Costs are between 3,200B and 3,800B return trip.

      Direct door-to-door minibus transfers from Trat airport to Ko Chang resorts cost 500 baht/person one way and 900 baht/person return including the ferry crossing. The minibuses are air-conditioned.

      From Bangkok's Suvarnabhumi Airport, take the free express shuttle bus from outside the arrivals concourse to the airport's own bus terminal, and from there the next available bus to either Trat or Chanthaburi, then proceed as described below.

    • By bus

      From [wiki=3d147c6ba113929f5a004a5e9dcc832e]Bangkok[/wiki] the most economical way to get to [wiki=70f2233445e7d83b4579119f87571da8]Laem Ngop[/wiki] (where the Ko Chang ferry piers are) is to take a 1st class bus #999 from the Eastern (Ekamai) Bus Terminal direct to the Laem Ngop piers. The fare is 275 baht one-way (520 baht return) and takes just over five hours. Departures from Ekamai are at 07:45 & 09:45, and return at 14:00. Subject to seat availability, this bus can also be boarded at [wiki=f81c685090fdde424cf1eb3e75c90559]Chanthaburi[/wiki] and at [wiki=ac11ebfe1ea5886be1b0907f3541a7e3]Suvarnabhumi[/wiki] Airport. However, as of December 2009 there was a more comfortable way to travel from Bangkok Airport to Ko Chang: the new bus line # 392 starts from the airport bus terminus (make sure to take a free shuttle from main airport to airport bus terminus) at 07:30 and returns from Koh Chang at 12:30. Tickets can be bought online at the Suvarnabhumi Burapha Bus Company [url=http://www.bussuvarnabhumikohchang.com/].]As of 1 Nov. 2010 there are also express shared minibuses running from [[Suvarnabhumi[/url]] airport non-stop to Lonely Beach on [wiki=cdf4dee45c293de983db4a70853e5f52]Ko Chang[/wiki] [url=http://www.bussuvarnabhumikohchang.com/lonely-beach-express-bus.html].]Tickets are 308 baht for the big bus and 600 baht (800 baht round trip)for the Lonely Beach Express minibus which includes a ticket for the ferry. However, this service can be unreliable; jammed minivans with unsecure luggage and drivers breaking traffic rules. It is also not guaranteed that your return will be by minivan, but rather with a large bus carrying people for other destinations which requires lengthy stops along the way.

      Alternatively, there are 1st class (approx. 5 hours, around 250 baht) and 2nd class services from both the Eastern Bus Terminal (Ekamai) and Northern Bus Terminal (Moh Chit) direct to [[Trat[/url]], and frequent [wiki=103357e3e40a9c0e4e9d36110f7bbc7a#Songthaew]songthaew[/wiki] services from Trat to Laem Ngop (approx. 30 minutes, 50 baht/person). Departures from Ekamai are more frequent than from Moh Chit. If coming by bus from the south, the #511 air-con bus can be used to connect directly between Bangkok's Southern (Sai Tai Mai) and Eastern (Ekamai) bus terminals.

      Departures from Ekamai on the Cherdchai Private Bus company second class bus are 255 Baht to Trat (March 2015), with departures approximately every 2 hours during the day and advertised travel time being 4 hours.

      There is a new government bus line 999 that travels between Ekamai station and the ferry to Ao Thammachart Pier. It is properly airconditioned and each traveller receives a refreshment pack. Unfortunately the travel times for bus 999 are limited. There are only 2 departure times per day, both in the morning.

      The Cherdchai Private Bus company night sells seats on a first class airconditioned night bus that leaves Ekamai at 11.30pm and arrives in Trat town around 5am the next morning but it cannot be recommended as the bus was crowded, the airconditioning was almost non-existent, the toilet stank of urine and the bus itself was filthy. Be careful too that if the Cherdchai ticket booth at Ekamai charges you for a ferry ticket to Koh Chang as the ferry ticket is overpriced and puts you on a ferry to Centrepoint Pier, which is a 45 minutes trip compared to 25 minutes if you take the ferry to Ao Thammachart Pier.

      Connection in Trat can also be used if coming from [wiki=0fd360636058b928fc4d4e875290241c]Pattaya[/wiki] (2nd class bus, 4 hours, around 200 baht).

      There are direct minibus services to Laem Ngop from [wiki=0fd360636058b928fc4d4e875290241c]Pattaya[/wiki], [wiki=a38efd3d1268099b298d03dda2519a01]Ban Phe[/wiki] (gateway to [wiki=1d7bb366637ded3dd6add8185977dd19]Ko Samet[/wiki]), and Bangkok's [wiki=9f578747fee287ec11cedbf4c7d18c75]Khao San Road[/wiki] and Victory monument (in front of the Payathai hospital). They, however, are less comfortable and spacious than public buses, and you may be charged significantly more by travel agencies selling tickets to these, as often with any tourist-oriented transportation in Thailand.

      It may also be possible to proceed directly to Laem Ngop by minibus or songthaew from the [wiki=2edf189af4fcdd4cd7bd24f566cb8e79]Hat Lek[/wiki] / [wiki=d73b4b790d685b3a407fa17a0ca78f7e]Koh Kong[/wiki] border crossing with southern [wiki=06c7a3c3a3344a62864b951aec4df830]Cambodia[/wiki], depending on the time of year, time of day, etc - enquire locally. Price around 120 baht (one way) from the border to Trat bus station

    • By boat

      Most ferries operate from [wiki=70f2233445e7d83b4579119f87571da8]Laem Ngop[/wiki], which has three piers .
      The Laem Ngop (Tha Khrom Luang or Tha Laern Ngop) pier is approximately 700 metres west of Laem Ngop.
      The Centrepoint (Tha Centre Point) pier is located about 3.5 km north-west of Laem Ngop. These piers serve both vehicle and passenger ferries.

      Koh Chang vehicle ferry pier is located in Thammachat Bay (Ao Thammachat), around 15 km west of Laem Ngop.

      All piers on Ko Chang are situated on the eastern side of the island. The major piers are the two Dan Kao piers, Tha Dan Kao and Tha Ferry Dan Kao, who handles most of the traffic.
      To take a boat from Laem Ngop to the Dan Kao piers take around 45 minutes. The car ferry from Laem Ngop take around 1 hour and arrives at the Tha Ferry Dan Kao pier, situated 400 metres southeast of the Tha Dan Kao pier. The car ferry from Thammachat Bay stops at the Ko Chang Ferry Pier (Tha Ferry Ko Chang) in the Sapparot Bay (Ao Sapparot), 3 kilometres northwest from the Dan Kao piers.

      Light meals, fruit, fruits and beverages are available at all the piers and on the car ferries.

      There are two operators that provide daily bus services from [wiki=4db6a001d14b1d6475fe77cfdaa218b9]Ko Kood[/wiki] to Ko Chang. One is based in Ban Bao, the other on Kai Bae Beach [http://www.kohchangspeedboat.com] Rates are the same but departures times can vary, so make sure to book ahead.

    • By taxi or limousine

      From [wiki=3d147c6ba113929f5a004a5e9dcc832e]Bangkok[/wiki] or [wiki=ac11ebfe1ea5886be1b0907f3541a7e3]Suvarnabhumi[/wiki] international airport the ride takes a total of about 5-5.5 hours by Limousine [url=http://www.limousine.in.th/]or]Taxi. Most taxi driver will decline this journey as the risk of empty return is too high for them. Most (airport) limousines or minibuses [http://www.kohchangminibus.com/[/url][http://www.coconut-realestate.com/private-transfer-by-car-or-mini-bus.html] will deliver you at the hotel or resort on Koh Chang, especially if they can make it back to the mainland before the last ferry sails.

    • By Private transfer and Minibus

      In addition to limousines and taxis, transfers by private car or minibus, either from the airport or any hotel in Bangkok, can also be arranged easily. There are several companies who provide transfer bookings online. Prices depend on the number of passengers. This is an ideal way to travel for anyone who doesn't want to pay for flights to Trat on Bangkok Airways [url=http://www.bangkokair.com].]High season plane tickets are around 2,500 - 3,500 Baht per person.

      Tickets for the shared minibuses from Suvarnabhumi Airport unfortunately can't be booked in advance. You'll need to buy tickets after you land at Suvarnabhumi Airport from the Suvarnabhumi Burupha ticket counter on Level 1 on the main terminal building. One way tickets are 600 Baht per person including ferry ticket.

      Tickets for shared minibuses from hotels in central Bangkok to hotels on koh Chang are from 900 - 1,100 Baht per person including ferry ticket. These can be bought from hotels and tour agents in Bangkok or online in advance.

      As of October 2015, there are no shared minibus services from [[Don Meuang Airport[/url]] to Koh Chang.

  • filter_dramaGet around
    In the daytime, you can catch a [wiki=103357e3e40a9c0e4e9d36110f7bbc7a#Songtheaw]songtheaw[/wiki] on its route around the main road for 50 or 150 baht/person, depending how far you go. The rates are generally much higher than in other places, but the vehicles are almost new and in excellent condition. Starting from 5.00pm, many of them start to ask "taxi" price, telling you that they operate as a public transport only until that time, and may quote prices as high as say 500 baht from Lonely Beach to the Dan Kao pier (bargain if you choose to hire, do not support silly prices!). However, if you have some time and patience, you still can try and have a "shared" ride with some drivers, maybe for a higher rate if they expect little or no other passengers.

    These taxis are also waiting at the Dan Kao Pier (50 baht/person to White Sand beach, 100 baht to Lonely Beach). At the Dan Kao Ferry-Pier there may be no taxis available. If you arrive without a vehicle you may have to walk the 400 metres to Dan Kao Pier.
    The prices have become unofficially fixed and there is little room for bargaining; however, the price you pay to return should be the price you payed to come in the first place (50B White Sands, 100B Lonely, 150B Bang Bao). If they try to add 50B to that, decline (not politely). There will be another taxi and accepting the price increase condones the practice and causes price increases over time.

    Small motorcycles can be rented for 150-300B per day. The main road is sealed and almost circles the island and there are plans to complete the circuit in the near future. Cars are also available for rental, most hotels can help with it. 4x4 car recommended, since some roads might be in bad condition, especially near Lonely Beach.

    To rent a motorbike at the center point pier is a good option to save money, as you are avoiding the expensive taxi rides. It further gives you the freedom to drive to more remote beaches where you most of the time fine lower rates for accommodation.
    [Update April 2014: Center Point motorbike rentals charging 250 baht/day daily rentals, 200 baht/day for 5 days, and 150 baht/day for monthly rentals. Price is (apparently) non negotiable. They also only provide you with ~.7L of fuel, so it's on you to fill the rest of the way up.]

    If there are 2 or more people going with you, hiring a songtheaw may cost the same price, or even be cheaper than paying per each person in a "shared" songtheaw (there is no difference, an empty songtheaw can easily be hired). Just do not forget to bargain if their price sounds quite silly when compared, say, to Bangkok taxi-meter (on Ko Chang it can be difficult if not impossible to get the same price, but at least it should not cost double or even more). Generally most people just stay on the beach of their choice and walk to wherever they want to go.

    Hitching on Ko Chang is also an alternative if you choose not to pay the often exorbitant fees of the songtheaw. Many islanders are more than willing to pick up a hitchhiker who happens to be going the same way they are. A Coke or cold bottle of green tea for the driver are always appreciated at the end of your journey.
  • filter_dramaSee
    The Mu Ko Chang National Park - National Marine Park comprising parts of Ko Chang and 46 other islands

    * War memorial monument - in the very south of the island

    Waterfalls:

    * Klong Plu - the most popular waterfall, and the only one on the west side of the island

    * Klong Nonsi - waterfall on the east side of the island

    * Klong Nueng - said to be the most breathtaking waterfall

    * Khiri Petch - medium sized waterfall, about 3 kilometres from Salak Petch village

    * Kongoi - 5 waterfalls near Bang Bao

    * The Thanmayom - near Thanmayom pier
  • filter_dramaDo
    Scuba diving and fishing are the most popular activities, because there are many beautiful corals and many kinds of fish for fishing. Additionally, a jungle trekking is a great idea. Jungle trekking is divided in 2 parts- north and south. Jungle trekking of north is a nature walk that contains many kinds of fruit, and several of plants. On the other hand, jungle trekking of south includes visiting fishing villagse and offers you to see a variety of animals (monkeys, snakes, birds, lizards) You can also learn how to cook Thai food. The cost for each courses starts form 1200 baht. They will teach popular Thai food such as spicy salad (som-tum), chicken curry (kang keaw wan), spicy soup (tom yum), fried rice noodles (Pad Thai), and so on. Moreover, the main activity in koh chang is the island sightseeing. You can see a famous Chinese temple that everybody should visit and pray.

    Diving
    * the center of all diving activities on Koh Chang
    * Booking office can be found in White Sand Beach ( near Kacha Hotel ), Kaibae ( just in front Kaibae Resort, on the main street ).The main office is located in front of the 7/11 at the entrance of Klong Prao
    * a Five Star Padi IDC diving school that offers Scuba Diving, Padi Courses and Snorkel trips into Koh Chang National Marine Park, so if you looking for a great day out Snorkelling, Diving or Discover Scuba Diving, or you wish to start your Padi Diving Certification.
    *An extensive range of snorkeling and diving equipment focusing more on quality than price, but still cheaper than Western prices.
    *BB divers is a Belgian diving school, located on Koh Chang and on Koh Kood, Thailand. They have been active on Koh chang since 2003, and opened up their Koh kood branch in 2011. BBdivers is a five star PADI IDC center. They train divers from non diver up to instructor level. BB divers offers daily trips to the best dive sites, daily snorkeltrips with professional guidance and padi courses is many languages.
    Walk with a Ranger from the Than Mayom Waterfall to the Khlong-Plu Waterfall. The tour takes 8-10 hours and costs 500 baht per person.

    Thai Cooking Classes in one of the 3 thai cooking school located around klong prao: Kati Culinary, Koh Chang Thai cooking, Blue lagoon

    Kayaking
    Guided sea kayaking trips[http://www.kayakchang.com/index.html]. KayakChang.com is run by a British qualified guides. They use imported sea kayaks and equipment. They offer single day expeditions off the west coast and multi day expeditions in the southern islands.

    Rope and harness- tree climbing and share the fun activities and amazing views from the top of the trees.

    Charter a sailing boat

    *Sailing Yachts, Motor Boats, Bareboat or Crewed, Luxury Charters, Fishing Trips, Traditional Boat Tours.

    Snorkeling
    *With Kon Tiki you can enjoy your snorkeling cruise on Koh Chang National Marine Park.
    Experience Koh Maak, Koh Rang and the Monkey Rock. Include Free Softdrinks and free Snorkel and Mask, Fins for rent.

    Learn Thai massage

    *Tareetip Narapong (Ni) teaches medical, balance and foot massage. Basic course takes about 1,5-2 weeks. Price is quite reasonable for individual classes. Ni is very experienced masseur. Try her traditional thai or back massage.

    Photography
    The island has plenty of incredible sites and awesome locations for street and sunset photography.
  • filter_dramaBuy
    Latest fashion trends at Madoosika Bang Bao Plaza. Chic, BOHO, Gypsy, Hipie, Maxi dress, Party and Sun dress. [http://www.madoosika.com]

    *This Bookshop next to the island's main Post Office has a good selection of second-hand books in many languages.

    *The Koh Chang Sun is one of Koh Changs online magazines with current events, what to do and where to go along with some advice along the way. The operator of the site has left the island, but others are still active and updated.

    *Internet Café offering high speed internet access and activity bookings
  • filter_dramaEat
    Menus are similar to the rest of Thailand, but an island-surcharge is high not so much due to higher transportation cost but because of tourist development. There are many restaurants on any given beach open both daytime and evening with a strong concentration of tourist-minded facilities in White Sand Beach.

    The beaches of Ko Chang are all dotted with restaurants dishing up some delicious seafood as well as offering romantic evening views. And don't forget to try Ko Chang's very own wine which comes in a variety of fruity flavours including: mangosteen, pineapple and grape.

    White Sand Beach

    Sunsets can be watched in style from the terrace at the Top Resort in south White Sand Beach from the advantage of a cliff top, bring appetite and your camera, no reservations needed.

    *Probably the cheapest restaurant/bar along White Sand Beach. It has a good location in the middle of the beach. Don't expect anything special, just the usual Thai and Italian dishes common at these tourist spots. Upstairs there is a small hut where you can chill out with a beer on pillows. Closing times are early, but if you order before closing time you can keep sitting there as long as you want. They also have 21 small wooden bungalows available for 800-4,000 baht/night.

    *Thai and Western food. Speciality: Taste of Thailand and finger licking good.

    *You might wonder why this place got busy every night if you pass by. A family owned restaurant where has opened more than 30 years. They offer varieties of Thai, Chinese, European and especially fresh seafood.


    Klong Prao Beach

    * Ton Sai restaurant. Relaxed atmosphere, creative Thai cuisine, friendly staff.
    * Beachfront restaurant. Thai and International Cuisine.

    Lonely Beach
    *The world of tapas is in lonely beach, it is a very relaxed place surrounded by green lush jungle. There is a swimming pool to cool down, nice sun terrace to sip a glass of wine and enjoy some tapas. The Bb world of tapas offers the largest selection of Belgian Beers on Koh Chang. For customers there is wifi free for use.

    They offer breakfast starting 8 am, the guesthouse has 5 rooms price 400 and 500 baht a night
    Bang Bao Pier

    * Fantastic restaurant offering european and western food at great prices, terrace area with bbq every night. For customers there is wifi free for use.

    * Good and tasty thai food. Good price. Friendly owner.
  • filter_dramaDrink
    Each village offers something different, but taken as a whole, Ko Chang's nightlife is fairly mellow compared to other islands. There are some quiet beach bars dotted around White Sand Beach with amazing sunset views.

    * The house band plays from around 20:00-24:00, with a repertoire ranging from Rihanna to AC/DC. They also have free pool, and the place doesn't close until 05:00, so it's a good place to take the party after the nightclub and the other bars start closing. Service is good, and the staff are friendly and efficient.

    * The only nightclub on the island. It's quickly become one of the most popular venues on Ko Chang, and there's usually a good blend of locals and visitors. Admission is 100 baht, sometimes free if you get there early on event nights. The atmosphere is really good, and there are special events or theme nights with drink promotions and guest DJs every week. Great place for dancing.


    Lonely Beach's nightlife and bar scene is gaining a reputation everyday among the backpacker community. It is the place to be for "full moon" imitations, bucket parties and dance till you pass out disco bars. The rubbish left over from the parties are barely cleaned up, so the next day you can see exactly where the party took place from the main road.

    *Special: Taste of Thailand.

    Kaie bay
    *The Mojito Lounge is a funky cocktail club in the center of Kai Bae village.Est. in 2007. They serve cocktails and of course as home specialty the Mojito. Life DJ's are playing quality music every night and there are events on a regular base. A good place to hang out for couples as well for families. Later in the evening the DJ will pump up the beats and the dance floor fills up. Locals and tourists most favourite place. Price range start from 70 baht onwards.

    Lonely beach
    *Thai food and a great selection of Western brunch and lunch dishes. Set in a nicely designed and relaxing building.

    They offer breakfast starting 8 am, the guesthouse has 5 rooms price 400 and 500 baht a night

    Bang Bao Pier
    El greco Lounge bar , restaurant and guest house[http://www.elgreco-kohchang.com/]

    *Thai food and fantastic western menu inc breakfast, bbq every night on the terrace.

    They offer breakfast starting 8 am, the resort has 7 deluxe bungalows, 3 standard bungalows and dorm rooms rooms price 280 to 930 baht a night
  • filter_dramaSleep
    • Hat Sai Khao (White Sand Beach)

      Most of the hotels are located on the west side of the island, with many resorts and guest houses all along the road that leads down the coast. Generally speaking, prices drop off the further away from the port you get. Supply far out-strips demand, so finding a place to stay should never be hard, though the best or cheapest places may fill up at weekends.

      *

      * at the right hand side of white sand beach, low price bungalows, all equipped with balcony, private bathroom/hot water. There's also an excellent restaurant.

      * 3 night minimum.

      * Bungalow village with restaurant.

      * In the centre of the beach. Fantastic beachside swimming pool, beach-front bungalow-villas, pool-side deluxe villas, deluxe hotel rooms, and many rows of bungalow in tropical-style garden. The best place for families. Good value for money, friendly staff, delicious food.

      * Roomy upstairs apartment with balcony, lounge and bathroom. The rooms are a great value. Three cheaper rooms available at 400-800 baht. Pattamas restaurant serves authentic Thai dishes, coffee, teas, beers, and spirits. Staff are friendly and happy.

      * It is possible to book a double room for four for 2,500 baht (high season).

      * Right by the sea with a terrace over the sea to sit and watch Ko Chang sunsets. Just above and behind the restaurant Rock Sand has rooms for backpackers and flashpackers.

      * It appears to be family owned, but the family isn't very friendly. The cleaning staff are, though. Wi-Fi is not free. Rooms are clean, TV/balcony/A/C/private bath.

      * Guests can head to their own private beach if they get the expensive 4,000 baht rooms and villas. Best are the sea view villas. Friendly staff, German and Thai food (and beer). Reasonable for families and single travellers.

      *

    • Klong Son Bay

      Chang Noi Beach. Villas & beach bungalows.
      * Four-bedroom, two story privately-owned villa on Chang Noi Beach. With four separately accessible bed rooms, this villa is ideal for families and small groups of friends. In high-season, the villa can only be rented as a whole and with a minimum stay of seven days. All facilities of the Siam Royal View village are available to our guests.

    • Klong Prao Beach

      Emerald Cove, Koh Chang is located along the peaceful shores of Klong Prao Beach. This tropical getaway offers a dive centre, a 50 m lap pool and 5 dining options.

      *Aana Resort and Spa is an upscale retreat. Some rooms have outdoor plunge pools and amazing views. Two gorgeous swimming pools, restaurant, two bars and a lovely (yet pricey) spa. The resort is 100m up the river that spills out into the bay and Klong Prao beach; free kayaks are available for use. Excellent service.

      * Cozy park with holiday houses, bungalows, swimming pool, pool table, Internet.

      * Centara Koh Chang Tropicana Resort offers 157 rooms and cabanas in quiet, natural surroundings on Klong Prao Beach. Two swimming pools, spa, restaurant and three bars. A variety of daily activities available for guests.

    • Kai Bae Beach

      Beautiful, modern luxury resort with 38 rooms, including deluxe rooms, deluxe pool access rooms, Jacuzzi suites, and pool villas. Breakfast served any time of the day. Free Wi-Fi & Internet stations.

      * Five-star bungalows on the beach.

      * Quiet and charming resort with luxury bungalows, swimming pool, high speed internet and just 150 metres from the beach.

      * Backpacker Bungalows with fan, hot shower and private bathrooms.*

      *

      * They have over 100 rooms.

      * 60 luxury bungalows on the beach, large family bungalows on the hill side and new seaview and pool villas.

    • Hat Tha Nam (Lonely Beach)

      Be aware that, following a great deal of development, the name "Lonely Beach" has become something of a misnomer. Lonely Beach is the party capital of the island and each guest house on Lonely Beach takes it in turns to hold "party night," during which the partying and attendant thumping music goes on until about 05:00 and all the revellers on the island come to your guest house. If you do not want to be kept awake then Lonely Beach is definitely not the place for you. Most guest-houses giving "Lonely Beach" as address are not located along the actual beach but about 500 m down the road. From the village to the beach the coast is very rocky, but access is possible via signs and a small pathway. It goes through uneven terrain and a bit of forest so cannot be accessed after dark.

      * The only four-star resort on Lonely Beach, offering beautiful sea view bungalows and hotel rooms.

      * Great backpacker place. Listen to live music, enjoy great food and just chill out there. Nice little huts, that come with mosquito net, attached shower and toilet and free Wi-Fi, though signal is very weak at huts but works well in restaurant.

      * Newly built, well-appointed concrete bungalows spread around a serene tropical garden layout in Hat Tha Nam's 'town' strip. It's a trek through the garden to get to the beach, which is anyway rather rocky, so better to walk 5-10 minutes down the road to the beach and bar at Siam Huts. Some noise from nearby bars at night in the bungalows near the road. The owners can be really unfriendly sometimes, but the bungalows are decent. High seazon price is 1000 baht for AC bungalow. Beautifull tropical garden.

      * Best located Pool Villas on Ko Chang, right on the white sand of Lonely Beach. Officially a part of the Siam Beach Resort, but in a class of its own. Most popular with romantic couples and young families, because these villa have only a single large bed/livingroom.

      * Small bungalow resort, up the hill away from the bustling village. Comfortable bungalows individually placed, 12 with fans 2 with air-con, 1 twin double room, hot showers, mosquito net, toiletries and free high-speed Wi-Fi. Restaurant has Thai and foreign food. Every bungalow has a hammock and a gallery in the bathroom. David the owner is a very friendly and helpfull guy. This place is a sanctuary compared to other places on lonely beach, not much noise from bars at night.

      * Small guesthouse in the village. very basic room with a mattress (single or double), a fan and a mosquito net, clean, shared bathroom, hot water and good free Wi-Fi. there is a bar/restaurant downstairs with occasional live music. 200 bath for single room (Nov 2014), probably the cheapest on the island.

      * New concrete bungalows with fan, TV and Wi-Fi at about 500 baht. Restaurant serves Thai and Western food. A 5-10 minute walk to the sandy beach.

      * Situated on a hillside with sunset views from the restaurant deck, where you can enjoy home-style Thai dishes, sandwiches or Western favourites. The wooden huts come with fan and mosquito net, attached open-air bathroom with shower. Free Wi-Fi. The dutch owners are the best ever, great service, good food and a very chilled out place to stay. Pretty big climb to get up the hill, but worth every step!!

      * It has very nice, large and clean waterfront concrete cottages. There is a rocky waterfront, an amazing bar, and lounging areas with very friendly staff and outstanding food. Wi-Fi is free.

      * Brand new bungalow resort. Great price range (between 500 baht for 1-2 person bungalow with fan and private bathroom, and 1000 baht for sea front bungalow with air-con, cable TV, private bath. All bungalows are clean, new, and the grounds are very well taken care of on a daily basis by a maintenance crew. Nice lounging area on a patch of lawn right next to the water, and only a 5-10 minute walk along the water's edge to Lonely Beach. Very quiet at night considering how incredibly close by all the action is "downtown"! Free Wifi.

      * Formerly a backpacker place, converted into an upper-scale resort with large swimming pool. Sea view and pool view hotel rooms, all with a sea view, cable TV, refrigerator, hot water, comfortable beds and breakfast for two.

      * Right on the beach, offering a quiet atmosphere (unless they are hosting a beach party, in which case don't expect to sleep before 02:00). Friendly staff and delicious food. You can choose between cheaper Spartan waterfront bungalows or slightly more expensive air-conditioned bungalows.

      * Nice bungalows with well-priced western and Thai restaurant with nightly movie screenings, free Wi-Fi and reclining cushions.

      * Small bungalows are 250baht, not the nicest, outdoor toilet. Larger bungalows are 400 a bit nicer. (Nov. 2014) Attached to a tattoo shop owned by the same family.

    • Bailan Beach

      Most of this beach is rocky, only the southern end - which is dominated by the resort, not really welcoming non-resdidents - is sandy.

      * Oceanfront resort with spacious garden and large swimming pool. Five types of rooms ranging from bungalows to family suites. All 26 rooms are private and have hot water. Spectacular views of the sunset, ocean, and mountains. Fan and air-conditioned rooms available. Friendly multilingual staff. Reception is open from 8:00am to 11:00pm.

      * Spacious, en suite, well-designed bungalows built into the hillside, going all the way down to the beach. Fan and air-conditioned rooms available. Friendly staff. Reception and restaurant are only open from 08:00 till 20:00.

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      * Each of the 22 bungalows has a computer inside, free wifi, hot shower, fan and air-conditioned rooms available. The bungalows are right by the sea with sunset views.

      * They have six bungalows, pitching a private tent costs 50 baht per person per night.

      * Self-styled "The Best of Bailan," cozy white cottages, swimming pool. air con, hot shower with open dec, free wi-fii. They have 15 standard rooms and 18 cottages.

    • Bang Bao Bay

      Bang Bao is on the south side of the island. It's little more than a long stretch of wooden deck that takes probably 5 minutes to walk from end to end, with dive shops, seafood restaurants, local housing and a few places that provide accommodation for visitors.

      * 27 rooms with air-conditioning, hot water, fridge, cable TV, safe and balcony. Internet. 1 km to beach, free shuttle service. English and German-speaking staff.

      * 7 rooms with air-conditioning,female and mixed dorm(40 bunks) rooms, hot water, fridge, cable TV, safe and balcony. Internet. 400m to beach, free shuttle service to beach . English speaking staff.

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      *The Buddha View, a restaurant and guesthouse, offers a panoramic view and 8 cozy rooms, all with fan and aircon. The bathrooms are very spacious and built to European standards. Free Wi-Fi.

      * [url=http://www.koh-chang.estate/"L]appartement "[/url]2 bedrooms sea view self catering apartement availaible in Tranquility Bay residence

      El Greco Guesthouse Fan & air co room price 700 - 1400 thb with ensuite toilets & shower

    • Hot Sai Noi Beach

      3 rooms with fan, shared bathroom (200 Bath). Internet. located on a beach. Turkish, German, English-speaking owner. It is more a homestay where you can arrange meals with the owner. He cooks delicious Turkish dishes and serves home made Yogurt

    • Tan Mayom Beach

      The first beach on the east shore has very few places to stay as there is no sandy beach. The place is very natural, though.

    • Koh Chang Tai

      This fisher village is located on the south part of the east shore.

      *Baan Yemaya is a super cosy guest house in the centre of a fisher village. The house itself is over the sea, you can reach it on a pier, just follow the tables, or ask locals. This newly built guest house is run by Akrapar Hoonsart, or simply Air, who spent many years travelling around the globe. This helped her to build a very cozy, friendly guest huouse which mixes the best of Asia with other parts of the world. Enjoy your stay in the really clean rooms and try the perfect food. One free kayak is available to explore the area, and you can also go for fishing with the locals. Do not forget to book early: they have only 2 rooms.

    • Klong Kloi Beach

      Klong Kloi Beach is roughly 20 minutes on foot away from the little fishing village Bang Bao. On the beach itself are no shops for buying things, just some medium priced bars.

      * The beach is very quiet and cleaned on a daily basis. The rooms have a fan, a shower and a Western toilet. The higher priced rooms have A/C and warm water. Free Wi-Fi is available at the bar and in the rooms as well. They have a very good cook, who makes all types of Thai food. In the evenings, BBQ is available. The owners are very friendly and like to teach a few words of Thai, to whomever is interested. The owners also help you with booking of all types of activities like diving, snorkelling, jungle trekking, etc. or order you a taxi, if you need one. Klong Kloi is a good place to stay for everyone who wants a relaxing stay on a quite beach.

      * Big and new bungalows with fan, shower and western toilet. Free Wi-Fi in the rooms. You can use the fridge at the reception.

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      Overnight camping is possible. 2-person tents cost 150 baht and 8-person tents cost 400 baht. You can also camp in your own tent for 20 baht/person.

      If you want to spend one night in the jungle, it can be arranged at a fee of 700 baht.

      * Thai Villas and suites surrounded by greenery tropical garden with ocean view.

      * Luxury bungalows right on the beach, or enjoy the spacious family bungalows with a Sea View.

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