Koh Kradad, in the Trat province, is located near Koh Mak in the Koh Kood district. It is a flat, privately owned island.

The main attraction is the hundreds of free-roaming deer, which has earned the area the nickname "Sea Safari". There are also crooked coconut palms, and it serves as a connecting point to Koh Khai Hua Rao (Laughing Island).

Koh Kradad is a small island in the Koh Mak subdistrict, Koh Kood district, Trat province. It covers an area of ​​approximately 1,113 rai (about 456 hectares) and is 1.2 kilometers wide. The island is flat as a sheet of paper and lacks the high mountains found on other islands. Koh Kradad is divided into two main zones: the southern zone with the pier, residential buildings, and various shops, and the beach area, which is primarily used for swimming. This zone is located near Koh Nok Nai, Koh Nok Nok, and Koh Choo.

A must-do: deer watching by tractor-tuk.

The most popular activity on the island is a tractor-tuk ride through the savannah landscape, past herds of deer. Those staying independently on the island can participate in guided tours, which cost around 350 baht per person. A popular photo opportunity is the leaning coconut palm: its trunk tilts parallel to the sea. Koh Khai Hua Rao is a small island with a single, distinctive tree. At low tide, the island can be reached via the sandbar.

For further information on travel and tours, please contact:

Koh Kradad Resort Tel. 08-8500-0667 or 08-6322-7010

Information about Koh Kradad, Trat

Address: Koh Mak Subdistrict, Koh Kood District, Trat Province

Opening hours: Arrival is by boat operated by locals, departing from Laem Sing Pier.