Thread: Koh Chang

^You're referring to the Centre Point ferry. It leaves every hour and takes about an hour. The one from Ao Tammachat leaves about every 30 minutes and takes about 30 minutes. It's more expensive but worth it in my opinion.

Going to head down this way next month to combine a beach holiday for my family (my boys have never seen a beach), with a visa run....any decent beaches on the mainland around Trat anyone?

Laem Sing in Chantaburi is nice. More of a holiday place for Thais, and it was dead quiet when I was there last week.

Also this beach is not far from there:

https://teakdoor.com/thailands-beache...hantaburi.html

^ Thanks for that pickel. Just checked it out on the map and it's perfect. Bus from Buriram to Chantaburi is long, and with the kids in tow will need to rest there, and Laem Sing is very close by. Can leave my family there while I do a border run at Pong Nam Ron----perfect. Have decided on going on from there once stamped back in to Koh Kut having researched TD, it sounds smashing there

Originally Posted by terry57

The Thais just don't know when to stop, thats there big problem, flog a foking place to death and fok the consequences as the dumb farang just keep on coming.

Originally Posted by terry57

I'll go back again in the middle of the low season

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Just returned from Koh Chang 2 days ago. Very easy to drive to the island from BKK in your own vehicle.
Spent a few nights at the Chao Lao beach in Chanthaburi before going to koh Chang. Plenty of accomos here too.
K.P. Huts at the Klong Prao beach in koh chang still looks pretty much the same when I first went there 10 years ago.
Although the number of bungalows have increased quite a bit.
They have a number of stilt houses right on the beach, rather retro.
Nice beach and very peacefull around here. The bungalows are situated in a coconut plantation and away from all the traffic and noise.
But these days gimme koh kood any day.

White Sand Beach, december `98. Where the F*** did my tent go?

Originally Posted by Mr Pot

I went a bit further south to Koh Maak, foking lovley it was; no development at all just three restaurants serving quality BBQ. Up at Sunset everyday and just as stunning under the moon light. 5/5

Anymore details on this place??

Originally Posted by pickel

This would be your best option on Lonely Beach in your price range:
Koh Chang island's Siam Beach Resort: all Beach Front accommodations on the famous lonely beach on Ko Chang in Eastern Thailand.

looks impressive

Originally Posted by cimboc

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