Koh Kood is the sixth largest island in Thailand, after Phuket, Koh Samui, Koh Chang, Koh Tarutao and Koh Phangan. It is located in the Gulf of Thailand.

Klong Chao Waterfall is a historical site visited by King Rama VI in 1981 and renamed "Anamkok Waterfall" in honor of Ong Chiang Sue, the Vietnamese king who sought refuge in Thailand during the reign of King Rama I. Enjoy a variety of beach activities or relax at the resorts scattered across the island, such as Ao Tatin, Klong Yai Kee Beach, Laem Hin Dam, Klong Chao Beach, Ngam Kho Beach, Bang Bao Beach, Ao Phrao Beach, Laem Thian, Ao Sapparot, Laem Sala, Ao Yai Koet, Ao Klong Hin, and Ao Jak. Take a stroll in Ao Salad to experience the lives of the local fishermen, where you'll also find seafood restaurants.

You can board a boat at Laem Sok Pier.

As follows (The boat schedule may change depending on the weather)

Ruean Nilmangkorn Departure 12:00 PM, Return 9:00 AM

Fee: 350 Baht/person/trip; Travel time: 2 hours

Inquiry: Tel. 08 6126 7860 - CP speedboat departure time 09:00.

Return trip in 12 hours. Fare: 600 Baht per person/trip.

Inquiries: Tel. 08 7136 1102, 08 3110 4448

Boonsiri speedboat: Departure 11:45 AM, return 9:45 AM. Price: 450 Baht per person/trip.

Inquiries: Tel. 08 6333 8560, 08 1639 0022

Koh Kood Koh Kood Trat 23000

When it comes to beautiful beaches with clear water that are always popular, Koh Kood in Trat province is unbeatable. The water there is especially clear in summer.

Sights on Koh Kood:

-Huong Nam Khiao Waterfall

The best time to visit Koh Kood is from October to the end of May/June, i.e., during the summer months when the water is clear and the sand is brilliantly white.