Thread: Ko Kud (Koh Kut)... anyone been there?

A few years back Ms. B and I were looking at the magazine "Trips" (?) and it had a wonderful pictorial on Koh Kood. It looked luscious and we resolved to go. Never made it. So, if you do go I hope you'll put together a nice trip report with lots of photos.

Let us know if you go. I've been thinking about heading to one of those islands. Looked on the net but seem very expensive. I'd heard of camp grounds somewhere on the beach which would suit. Use to love camping in tents as a kid and the missis has never done it.

This is not an island but on the way down to the border there are a number of very isolated beaches, one of which is Had Ban Cheun...very nice and has places where you can stay...

Two here on Koh Kud

The Beach Natural Resort, Koh Kood Hotels & Resort, Koh Kood (Ko Kut), Trat, Thailand by kohchangholiday.com


Away Resorts, Koh Kood Hotels & Resorts, Koh Kood (Ko Kut), Trat, Thailand, Asia by Kohchangholiday.com

I've been to Koh Mak. Small, quiet. Lots of tall coconut trees.

Love it. Couldn't get the wife back to KoChang! It is so peaceful. You have entire stretches of beach to yourself. Unlike Ko Maak and Ko Chang, the water is clear. We liked Ngam Klo resort but the Analay nearby is much more upscale at 2/3 times the cost. See travelfish.org where I posted my review.

Originally Posted by klongmaster

This is not an island but on the way down to the border there are a number of very isolated beaches, one of which is Had Ban Cheun...very nice and has places where you can stay...

Now, that does look appealing!

I have a few good pics but never looked into how to post. I am no computer nerd. I know how to turn it on and off.

You know, next time I come back to Thailand I think I'll head directly for a quiet island and u n w i n d . . .

Wife and I spent a few days on Koh Kood about a year ago. Loved it! Quiet.
No crowds.
However, for those who like the entertainment of strolling from store to store - not going to happen. If you want to have lunch or dinner at a different restaurant each day - not going to happen.

We explored several beaches and didn't see another person. Had a great time watching a monkey harvest coconuts. Rented a scooter and explored our area of the island; usually without meeting another scooter or person.

The resort you stay at may not have every little thing you need, until they make the next supply run to Trat. For example, if they happen to run out of Malee Orange Juice, they probably won't have any for a few days.

BillH52