Koh Wai
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A small island south of Koh Chang with no roads, only simple wooden bungalows, and coral you can see just by snorkeling off the shore. It is a regular stop on island-hopping tours.
Koh Wai lies between Koh Chang and Koh Mak. There are no cars and no proper roads on the island, only a few simple wooden bungalow resorts with limited electricity. The wooden pier and white-sand beach on the north shore are stops for island-hopping boats, and you can see coral and tropical fish just by swimming off the shore. To stay overnight, you can take a speedboat from Bang Bao, a trip of about 30 minutes. There are no ATMs on the island, so bring plenty of cash.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Long Beach (Hat Sai Yao)
- Salak Phet Fishing Village & Mangroves
- Mu Ko Chang National Park Island Hopping (Koh Rang)
- Koh Mak
- Klong Kloi Beach
- Bang Bao Fishing Village
- Salak Kok Mangrove Kayaking
- Lonely Beach (Hat Tha Nam)