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The offer of hotels in Koh Kood perfectly reflects the peaceful atmosphere of the island, with a majority of small resorts by the sea, bungalows nestled in the vegetation and a few more luxurious hotels for those looking for high-end comfort. Here, no large complexes or lively nightlife, but rather accommodation on a human scale, often in harmony with the surrounding nature. The main beaches, such as Ao Tapao, Bang Bao and Ao Phrao, group together most of the resorts, offering direct access to the sea and breathtaking views of the sunset. Some establishments, more isolated, offer a more intimate experience. There are a few affordable guesthouses and bungalows on the island, good but Koh Kood remains a slightly more upscale destination than its neighbors. In high season, it is recommended to book in advance.
Getting around is one of the difficulties of Koh Kood because the island is big and there is no public transport system that runs on it permanently like in Koh Chang for example. On foot the distances are long. Renting a scooter is the ideal solution but again be careful, to be legal on a scooter in Thailand, you need a motorcycle license in your country of origin and an international license and driving a scooter, especially in Thailand, is often in the exclusions of travel insurance contracts.
The best time to come to Koh Kood is from December to March, with the driest months being December, January and February. From May to the end of October, it is better to choose another destination.
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