Things to do in Koh Kood

The beach has very clear water (but there are some pieces of plastic). The atmosphere is quiet and peaceful. You can lie down and watch the sea all day.

Khlong Chao Waterfall is a medium-sized waterfall with a total height of 10 meters and 3 levels. The lower level has a large pool that is quite clear and clean, perfect for playing in the water to cool off. The top level is a rock stream with water flowing down, creating a beautiful view.

Another beautiful waterfall on Koh Kood, which may be even more beautiful than Khlong Chao Waterfall. The walk to the waterfall is a downward walk. It is quite difficult and tiring to walk back up, but it is worth it. There are fewer people than Khlong Chao Waterfall.

This is a freshwater waterfall on Gu Island. The waterfall is deep in the forest and the amount of water is not particularly large, but it is a wonder to have such a natural freshwater waterfall in the sea. The area where the waterfall flows through is a wide stream, where everyone can play in the water and fish, full of wild fun.

Forced to join a group, place is very crowded. Details are very nice to see. Be aware if you purchase an online ticket you need to book it at least 1h in advance. And no bagpacks allowed, not even water which I find critical in warm weather conditions

Truly a remarkable experience, Huge area with a lot of beautiful old ancient buildings and the ruins. Highly recommend for couples and tourists who wish to take a photos especially bring a photographer to do it better. Take train up to Kheha and then take a taxi ( will cost you around 100 thb). Inside the ancient city - take the tramp, cart or e bike all are good options and don’t do it by walk. At least keep 5-6 hours for this and a good camera is so essential.

The giant Makha tree, over a hundred years old, must come and see when visiting Koh Kood.

The Four Regions Floating Market is very characteristic of Thailand, with shops lining both sides of the waterways, and you can take a boat tour. We brought our elders here, and they leisurely enjoyed the water town atmosphere. The food and souvenirs were plentiful, making for a very pleasant experience.

The Thai government has done a good job in protecting the natural environment. This island and the neighboring islands form the Ko Rang Marine National Park. The coral reefs of Ko Yak Lek are very beautiful. However, the disadvantage of this water area is that it is more than 3 meters deep, so it is not the best place for diving. Ko Tao and Ko Lipe are better. There are also many tourists who come here to swim (most of them wear life jackets for snorkeling), and the big fish are mostly hidden in the coral reefs. Only some smaller fish can be found, but there are few species. In fact, if you come in May, you can also go to Ko Mak and Ko Kuud. However, Ko Rang will also be closed from June to October. Early to mid-May is the best time because the low season just begins.