Lonely Beach
Despite its name, Lonely Beach is lively yet retains a rustic, backpacker charm with soft sands, turquoise waters, and chilled-out beach bars.

Klong Kloi Beach
A quiet, peaceful beach near Bang Bao Pier, Klong Kloi offers calm waters, local beachfront cafés, and a relaxed, village-like atmosphere.

Long Beach (Haad Sai Yao)
Located at the southern tip of Koh Chang, Long Beach is a hidden paradise known for its remoteness, natural beauty, and simplicity—perfect for real island escape seekers.

White Sand Beach
The most developed beach on the island but still offers a great mix of soft sands, gentle swimming areas, beach resorts, and local seafood restaurants.

Kai Bae Beach
A relaxed and scenic beach ideal for kayaking to nearby small islands, with great beachfront resorts, cozy cafés, and colorful sunsets.

Secluded Beach Bungalows
Koh Chang is dotted with charming, low-key beach bungalows where you can step straight onto the sand from your porch—perfect for a genuine island living experience.__________________________________________________________________________

Klong Plu Waterfall Hike
One of Koh Chang’s most popular waterfalls, Klong Plu is an easy-to-moderate hike through lush jungle, ending at a large freshwater pool perfect for a refreshing swim.

Salak Phet Mountain Trek
For serious hikers, this challenging trail leads to Koh Chang’s highest point, offering panoramic views over Salak Phet Bay and the island’s wild southern landscapes.

Than Mayom Waterfalls
Located in Mu Ko Chang National Park, these multi-tiered waterfalls are reachable via a short jungle walk and were historically visited by Thai royalty.

Jungle Trekking with Local Guides
Join guided jungle treks that take you deep into Koh Chang’s untouched rainforests, through river crossings, bamboo forests, and hidden valleys rich with wildlife.

Klong Son Valley and Wildlife Watching
Explore the lush Klong Son Valley, home to wild boars, monkeys, hornbills, and giant lizards, with gentle hikes perfect for families or casual nature lovers.

Tree Top Adventure Park
For a fun and adventurous rainforest experience, try zip-lining and canopy walks through the treetops at Tree Top Adventure Park.__________________________________________________________________________

Klong Plu Waterfall
The most popular and accessible waterfall on the island, Klong Plu features a large freshwater pool ideal for swimming and relaxing after a short, easy jungle hike.

Than Mayom Waterfall
A scenic four-level cascade within Mu Ko Chang National Park, historically visited by Thai royalty, surrounded by dense rainforest.

Kai Bae Waterfall
A hidden gem located inland from Kai Bae village, offering a small, quiet pool surrounded by nature—a great spot for a peaceful dip.

Klong Nonsi Waterfall
A lesser-known waterfall near Dan Mai village, Klong Nonsi offers tranquility and a gentle hike through bamboo groves and rubber plantations.

Khiri Phet and Klong Neung Waterfalls
Located near Salak Phet, these waterfalls are less crowded and ideal for adventurers willing to trek a bit further into the jungle for serene freshwater pools.__________________________________________________________________________

Koh Rang Marine Park
A protected area known for its spectacular underwater scenery, Koh Rang offers some of the best snorkeling near Koh Chang, with vibrant coral reefs and schools of tropical fish.

Koh Wai
A small, quiet island south of Koh Chang, Koh Wai has powdery beaches, shallow reefs just offshore, and a peaceful, untouched atmosphere perfect for snorkeling and beach picnics.

Koh Mak and Koh Kham
Explore the laid-back island of Koh Mak with its calm waters and nearby Koh Kham, famous for its white sand beach and jet-black volcanic rocks. Great for swimming, snorkeling, and relaxing.

Koh Kood (Ko Kut)
Known for its lush jungle, stunning waterfalls, and clear blue waters, Koh Kood is perfect for a multi-day trip from Koh Chang, offering excellent snorkeling off its beaches and nearby coral gardens.

Bang Bao Boat Trips
Most snorkeling and island-hopping tours depart from Bang Bao Pier, where traditional fishing boats and modern speedboats offer a range of day trips to the surrounding islands.__________________________________________________________________________

Bang Bao Fishing Village
Built entirely on stilts over the water, Bang Bao is Koh Chang’s most famous fishing village, with wooden walkways lined with seafood restaurants, local shops, and small guesthouses.

Salak Phet Village
Located on the island’s southeast coast, Salak Phet offers a quieter, more traditional village experience, where fishing boats, mangrove forests, and local homes reflect the island’s old way of life.

Salak Khok Mangrove Village
A hidden gem where you can paddle through mangrove forests by kayak or take a traditional wooden boat ride, experiencing eco-friendly tourism and village hospitality.

Seafood Dining and Local Markets
The fishing villages are the best places to savor freshly caught seafood like grilled prawns, spicy fish soups, and crab curries.

Traditional Boat-Building and Fishing Techniques
In some villages, you can still see craftsmen building wooden longtail boats by hand, and fishermen setting traditional fish traps along the coast.__________________________________________________________________________

Ban Kwan Chang Elephant Sanctuary
Supported by the Asian Elephant Foundation, Ban Kwan Chang focuses on caring for elephants in a more natural environment. Visitors can observe, feed, and bathe elephants without riding or performances.

Klong Son Elephant Camp (with Caution)
While traditionally offering rides, Klong Son is slowly shifting towards more responsible tourism. Always inquire about observation-only programs focused on feeding and bathing rather than riding.

Eco-friendly Kayaking Tours
Paddle through Koh Chang’s lush mangrove forests at Salak Khok or Salak Phet, experiencing the island’s rich coastal ecosystems while minimizing your environmental impact.

Mangrove Forest Boardwalks
Walk through peaceful mangrove trails in Salak Khok or Dan Mai, learning about the importance of these forests in protecting coastal ecosystems.

Snorkeling and Coral Reef Conservation Tours
Join eco-certified snorkeling trips that emphasize reef protection, education, and marine conservation, particularly around Koh Rang Marine Park.

Organic Farming and Community Projects
Some local initiatives offer opportunities to learn about organic farming, traditional fishing methods, and sustainable living practices on the island.__________________________________________________________________________

Luxury Beachfront Resorts
Stay at romantic hideaways like The Chill Resort & Spa, Santhiya Tree Koh Chang Resort, or AWA Resort, where private villas, beachfront pools, and ocean-view suites create dreamy settings for couples.

Couples’ Spa Retreats
Indulge in side-by-side massages, herbal baths, and holistic spa journeys at resorts like Gajapuri Resort & Spa or AANA Resort, which focus on wellness rituals inspired by Thai traditions.

Private Beach Dinners
Arrange a candlelit dinner on a quiet beach with personalized service, gourmet Thai cuisine, and stunning sunset views over the Gulf of Thailand.

Sunset Cruises
Sail into the golden hour aboard a traditional Thai boat or private yacht, sipping champagne as the sun sets behind the island’s emerald hills.

Yoga and Wellness Retreats
Reconnect through yoga, meditation, and wellness programs offered by centers like Blue Lagoon Resort or Oasis Koh Chang, combining mindful living with tropical tranquility.

Exploring Hidden Beaches Together
Discover secluded coves like Long Beach or Klong Kloi Beach, where you can spend peaceful hours swimming, sunbathing, and simply enjoying each other's company away from the crowds.__________________________________________________________________________