Trat Province
An island province at Thailand's eastern tip, where Ko Chang, Ko Kood and other islands have lush forests and clear water, at a more relaxed pace than Pattaya.
Trat Province lies at the far eastern end of Thailand, bordering Cambodia, with numerous islands scattered along and off its coast. Ko Chang is one of Thailand's larger islands, with rainforest, waterfalls and many beaches; Ko Kood and Ko Mak are quieter, with clear water, ideal for relaxing and snorkeling. Inland there are orchards and mangroves. Sea conditions are best from November to April, and some boat services are reduced in the rainy season. The province has Trat Airport with flights to and from Bangkok, or you can travel by road from Bangkok for about 4 to 5 hours and then take a ferry to the island.
Destinations
Itineraries
- Thailand Eastern Seaboard, Koh Chang & Koh Kood – Travel along the eastern coast through Pattaya, Koh Samet, and Chanthaburi, then island-hop from Koh Chang and Koh Mak…