One of the last islands of the eastern Gulf before Cambodia, south of Koh Chang and Koh Mak, Koh Kood although now settles, has long been the subject of a territorial dispute which hampered its touristic development. This makes the happiness of the traveller who seeks the serenity of a still authentic place. Like many of her sisters, Koh Kood offers average-range mountains covered with a thick jungle, crossed by numerous streams and torrents. Searching for its many waterfalls is a hikers delight who can for example also take a swim at the Klong Chao waterfall at which a King of Siam gave the royal name of Anamkok falls. To the north of the island, hikers will find the Klong Yai Kee waterfalls. Climbing the mountain, he will enjoy the breath-taking views that are available to him.

Koh Kood is mostly a place that is sought for its beauty and serenity; you do not go there for sophisticated shopping or to visit nightclubs. On the other hand, if you like peace and contact with nature, this is a perfect place to stay. You will certainly enjoy its beautiful beaches but we advise you to also hike the mountain in search of refreshing waterfalls.

DISCOVER THE NATURAL BEAUTY OF KOH KOOD

Do you want to forget the hectic stress of your professional and social life, have the opportunity to relax, recharge and enjoy peaceful beaches, then Koh Kood is the perfect place for your holiday.