Being a National Park, entire Koh Chang island is a place to visit. For its nature, waterfalls, mangroves essentially. Bang Bao fishing village also worths a visit for its wooden houses on stilts (several offer homestays) and its pretty white lighthouse.
starstarstarstarstar Neighbor of Koh Chang, Koh Kood (or Koh Kut) island is not really a place to visit for the day but rather an island where to spend a few days. Less touristy and less developed than Ko Chang, it often appeals more to people looking for more nature and tranquility.
starstarstarstarstar Also a neighbor of Koh Chang, Koh Mak island is also a less touristy alternative, good to rest for a few days. There are day tours from Koh Chang that offer to get there, especially on the beach, as well as to Koh Kradat, the deer island.
This cave only accessible by sea after a 80 meters long natural tunnel is a small gem with a skylight opening onto a small beach with turquoise water. Surely one of the most beautiful natural sites...
Die kleine Insel Koh Ngaï hat einen ziemlich langen weißen Sandstrand mit türkisfarbenem Meer und einen etwas kleineren und geheimeren. Sie können hier problemlos schnorcheln.
This weekend market is set up in a bamboo garden, which gives it a pleasant and shady setting. Its aim is to showcase local producers, artisans and dishes. It is not a market for tourists, well,...
Bangkok is very often your first port of call—or rather, airport of arrival—in Thailand. It is a highly eclectic city packed with unforgettable activities. I have curated a selection of what I consider to be the 10 best things to do in...
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