Koh Kood

Koh Kood, also known as Ko Kut, is a breathtaking tropical island nestled in the Gulf of Thailand within the Trat Province. This idyllic destination is celebrated for its unspoiled natural wonders, pristine sandy beaches, luxuriant rainforests, and an ambiance of serenity. The island is renowned for its exquisite beaches like Klong Chao Beach, Bang Bao Beach, and Ao Yai Beach, making it a haven for beach enthusiasts. Adventure seekers can partake in an array of water activities, from snorkeling and scuba diving amid vibrant coral reefs to kayaking and paddleboarding. Koh Kood’s unblemished environment, relative lack of development compared to other Thai islands, offers opportunities to trek through lush rainforests, visit enchanting waterfalls like Klong Chao Waterfall, and marvel at the diverse flora and fauna. With its laid-back atmosphere and fewer crowds, Koh Kood is an ideal destination for those seeking peace and relaxation. Koh Kood also serves as a gateway to explore neighboring isles like Koh Mak and Koh Chang, enriching your island-hopping experiences. To truly savor Koh Kood’s natural splendor and tranquility, consider an extended stay, allowing you to disconnect from the rigors of daily life and fully appreciate this pristine and picturesque Thai getaway, whether you seek adventure, relaxation, or a blend of both.

How to Reach Koh Kood 

• By Air: Trat Airport (73 km)
• By Boat: Laem Sok Pier (5.2 miles)

Top Beaches Adorning this Island

Yai Kee beach & Soneva Kiri beach

Getting its palace in northwest of the island, these beaches are known for the luxurious resorts they hold nearby.

Klong Mad beach and Ao Noi beach

It is a small beach providing shelter to many local peoples.

Ao Tapao beach

Standing as the longest on the island, this beach also Neighbours an important commercial village named Khlong Hin Dam.

Klong Chao beach

It is a beautiful beach with handful of resorts and shops near it.

Ngamkho Beach and Sai Daeng beach

Sai Daeng beach is located at south to the Ngamkho beach.  Both the beaches are small and secluded.

Bangbao Beach

This is one of the most popular beaches of the island with many water activities and stores nearby. It is a horseshoe shaped bay. The beach fronts many luxurious resorts.

Takian beach and Klong Hin beach

Falling in the same road line, both these beaches are known for its rocky locations and some stunning picturesque views.

Ao Jak beach

It is a not so popular beach of the region.

Ao Phrao beach

This is one of the most loved beaches of the island. Adorned with sparkling white sand and luxurious resorts, this beach pulls lots of tourists visiting this island.

Places to visit Koh Kood 

1. Waterfalls

• Klong Chao Waterfall- most revered waterfall.
• Klong Yai Kee Waterfall- great place for swimming.
• Huang Nam Keaw Waterfall- demands little trekking to reach.

2. Kao Rearub (Rua Rob)- holds Prince Chumphon Veterans Memorial Shrine

3. Makka tree aka ‘The Big Trees’ or ‘500-Year-Old Tree’ or ‘Sai Yai’ – These are two massive banyan trees that make              their place in the centre of the island. There trees are believed to be 500 and 200 years old respectively.

4. Ao Yai Viewpoint- offers a landscapic view confronting the Ao Yai village.  

5. Big Buddha Statue- It is 20 meters tall, glittering, golden Buddha statue at Ao Salad temple. The statue is visible               from the distance and serves as a landmark of the region.