CKC - Frequently Asked Questions

26/3 Moo 4 Klong Prao Beach Koh Chang, Trat 23170, Thailand

The resort is at 26/3 Moo 4, Klong Prao Beach, Koh Chang, Trat 23170. It is about 20 to 25 minutes by road from the ferry pier. Ferries to Koh Chang run all year, and the resort can advise on transfers.

The resort sits directly on Klong Prao Beach, a sandy bay between mountainous headlands. Low tide is good for beachcombing. Kayaks and snorkeling equipment are available on the beach whilst the resort backs onto Mu Ko Chang National Park.

Kai Bae and White Sand Beach are both under 15 minutes by road. Kai Bae is a family-friendly beach beside Klong Prao. White Sand Beach is the island's longest and most developed beach. Lonely Beach is the backpacker and nightlife hub.

Yes. Khlong Plu is the island's largest waterfall, about 3.3 km inland from Klong Prao. A flat walk of about ten minutes through the jungle leads to the falls and a plunge pool you can swim in. It flows strongest from May to October. Than Mayom, on the east coast, has a series of falls and boulders carved with the monograms of visiting Thai kings.

Yes. National park gates charge international visitors 200 THB per adult and 100 THB per child at each waterfall and they take cash only. Fees may change, so please check before you go.

Bang Bao, on the south-west tip, is a former fishing village built on interconnected piers, with seafood restaurants and dive shops. On the east coast, Salak Khok sits around a mangrove bay where you can hire a kayak, and Salak Phet is a quiet village of stilt houses.

Yes. Koh Chang sits in a marine national park of dozens of islands. Boats to Koh Wai, Koh Kood and Koh Mak leave from Bang Bao and take about 20 minutes – 1.30 hours by speedboat. The resort's tour desk can arrange diving and boat trips.

Chai Chet Kau Bae and Klong Prao village are a short taxi or songthaew ride away. They have shops, eateries and cheaper restaurants along the main road.