Package tours for snorkeling, diving, elephant riding etc. are widely available.

Snorkeling tours day cruise to southern islands. Relaxing and snorkeling.

Khlong Plu waterfalls is medium size waterfall within a half a mile walk from parking area. Swimming possibility. Entrance fee to park 400 baht.

• See Fireflies Boat trips on the lagoon near Khlong Prao beach to see fireflies can be organised through a travel agent/hotel. Year round. 150-200 baht for 30 minute trip.

• Flyovers Microlight aircraft give flyover tours.

• All Terrain Vehicle track Tear up the mountainside on ATVs

• Mangrove tours

• Flying Fox

Hiking on Ko Chang is popular due to the natural pristine surroundings including waterfalls, especially the routes Klong Son to Kai Bae and Kai Bae to Bang Bao.

Trekking

• Jungle Way 14 Moo 3, Klong Son Village, Koh Chang, Trat , Tel: 08 9223 4795, 08 9247 3161, Website: www.jungleway.com

Elephant Trekking is possible at the Ban Kwan Chang Elephant Camp at Klong Son, it is supported by the Asian Elephant Foundation to provide a natural environment for elephants and their mahouts. The camp offers half day packages which include elephant bathing, feeding, performance and a one hour elephant trek into the forest. The cost is 900 Baht all inclusive. In the afternoon there is a shorter program costing 450baht.

Canoeing 1 or 2 seater canoes can be hired at many places on the island. Canoeing through the mangrove forests is most popular.

Diving The area may not have the best diving site in Thailand but it is still excellent. There are quite a lot of PADI courses around of various different skills. Depending on how far it is, a day trip to one of the dive sites ought to cost you in the vicinity of 1,300-2,000. All trips include 2 dives, full equipment, transportation, food & drinks and a Divemaster. Snorkeling that costs around 600-700baht.

• BB Divers 16/2, Bang Bao pier, Koh Chang, and 13/17, Lonely Beach, Ko Chang, Tel: 0 39558040 - OFFICE Bang Bao, 08 6155 6212, 08 6129 2305, Website: http://www.bbdivers.com
• Diving Dream Tel: 08 7128 7140
• Eco-Divers klong prao, , (Tel: 03 955 7296 )Website :http://ecodivers.free.fr/index.php
• Koh Chang Divers Tel: 08 1811 1689
• Ploy Scuba Diving / Bang Bao, Ko Chang District, Trat ( Tel: 0-3955-8033-4 , 08-1862-7570) Website : http//:www.ployscuba.com

• Ko Chang Marine National ParkHin Kuak Maa offers the diver a huge variety of solid and soft corals which are home to the likes of moray eels, blue spotted sting rays, sea turtles, starfish, stonefish and puffer fish.

Hin Luk Bath has turned into one of the most favored dive sites around with its boulder formations which appear from a sandy seabed 15 meters down The way they jut out allows a vast array of corals and barrel sponges. It is also possible to spot angel fish and barracuda.

• Hin Rap South is a 18 meter rock pinnacle which can be dived by anyone of every level. It is covered with staghorn corals, barrel sponges and delicate corals. Experienced divers can also venture out 200 meters to admire a group of rocks known as blue mountains which often glow from the sun.

• Hin Run Tek, with an average depth of 12 meters, is a huge rock formation site with a diversity of colorful marine life such parrotfish, wrasse and angelfish.

Sailing

• Gulf Charters Ocean Marina, 167/5 Sukhumvit Highway (Km157),
• Sattahip, Chonburi, Tel: 0 3823 7752 Fax: 0 3823 7751 Mobile: 08 1813 8023, Website: http://www.gulfchartersthailand.com
• Sunsail Website: http://www.sunsail.co.uk/yachts/destinations/south_east_asia/thailand/koh_chang

Spa

Ko Chang has plenty of spas comprising of various forms of massage, aromatherapy, herbal scrub, and reflexology. They can be found at Koh Chang Grand Orchid Resort & Spa, Aiyapura Resort & Spa, Aana Resort and Spa and at the V.J. Hotel & Health Spa.

• Boutique Resort and Health Spa 17/5 Moo 4, Ban Klong Phrao, Tambon Ko Chang, Tel. 0 3955 1050, 08 9938 6403.
• Bodiworkspa 39/4 Moo 4 Tambon Ko Chang , Ko Chang District, Trat , Tel. 0-3955-1400 / E-mail: bodiworkspa.pd@gmail.com / Website: http//:www.bodiworkspa.com
• Chang Park Resort and Spa 40/6 Moo 4, Tambon Ko Chang Tai, Tel. 08 1853 2572, 08 1940 8678, 08 9831 5609, 08 9832 2065, Bangkok, Tel. 0 2692 0121, www.changparkresort.com
• Koh Chang Resort and Spa 39 Moo 4, Tambon Ko Chang, Tel. 0 3953 8055, 0 3953 8059, 08 1948 8177 Bangkok, Tel. 0 2277 5256, 0 2277 6150, www.kochangresortandspa.com.
• Koh Chang Tropicana Resort and Spa 26/3 Moo 4, Tambon Ko Chang Tai, Tel. 0 3955 1184–5; Bangkok, Tel. 0 2642 4420, 0 2642 5497, www.kochangtropicana.com
• Remark Cottage Resort and Spa 36 Moo 4, Tambon Ko Chang, Tel. 08 1926 7714; Bangkok, Tel. 0 2935 6018 – 9, 0 2935 6495–6
• Sea View Resort and Spa Ko Chang 10/2 Moo 4, Tambon Ko Chang, Tel. 0 3952 9022, 08 1830 7529, www.seaviewkochang.com
• The Bodiwork 98/18-19 Moo 4 Tambon Ko Chang , Ko Chang District, Trat , Tel. 0-3955-7222, E-mail: bodywork.kb@gmail.com

Yoga/ Reiki / Bamboo Massage/ Meditation

• Baan Zen Klong Prao Beach, Koh Chang,

In a beautiful traditional Thai style home set up right on the water, enjoy the advantage of a personal tailored training

3/5 days Yoga session Reiki 1 / Reiki 2 / Master Reiki Tel: 08 6530 9354( Joy ) 08 58425119 ( Yves )( English / french ) Web site :www.baanzen.com

• Learn Thai cooking

Shopping

Market stands along the main road. Pretty much the same pirate-products in every stand. Lots of salesmen on the beaches, especially White Sands Beach.

ATMs and 7-Eleven convenience stores can be found alongside the main western coastline road.

Agrotourism Attractions

Amphoe Ko Chang

• Bunsi Salakphet (บุญศรี สลักเพชร) Tambon Ko Chang Tai, Tel. 0 3955 3039 (mangosteen, durian, rambutan, Long Kong orchard).

• The Mu Ko Chang National Park - National Marine Park comprising parts of Ko Chang and 46 other islands

• War memorial monument - in the very south of the island

Waterfalls:

• Klong Plu - the most popular, and the only one on the west side of the island

• Klong Nonsi - on the east side of the island

• Klong Nueng - said to be the most breathtaking

• Khiri Petch - medium sized, about 3 kilometers from Salak Petch village

• Kongoi - 5 waterfalls near Bangbao

• The Thanmayom - near Thanmayom pier

Ko Chang Naval Battle Site (บริเวณยุทธนาวีเกาะช้าง) located in the southern part of Ko Chang. The Trat waters near Ao Salak Phet and Ao Salak Khok also added another page in the Thai history of fighting for the country’s sovereignty. On 17 January 1941, the Royal Thai Navy managed to evict the invaders although they lost a certain number of squadrons and soldiers. 17 January has become a memorial day for the fighting, of which a service is held annually at Ko Chang Naval Battle Memorial in Amphoe Laem Ngop.

Ko Ngam was the first point of confrontation in the Franco–Siamese War in which the French army sent aircraft on a reconnaissance and bombing of the island, whereas Ko Wai is the point where French patrol aircraft crashed after being fired by HTMS Songkhla and HTMS Chon Buri.

A squadron of 7 French warships led by the Lamotte Piquet Cruiser, 2 sloops and 4 gunboats invaded in 3 divisions. The Lamotte Piquet alone made Division 1 blocking the south of Ko Wai and Ko Bai Tang. Division 2 comprising 1 sloop and 1 gunboat blocked the channel between Ko Khlum and Ko Wai whereas Division 3 comprising 1 sloop and 3 gunboats blocked the channel between Ko Khlum and Laem Bang Bao.

Ko Mai Si is a small private island located not far from Ko Kut where there is beautiful nature, sandy beaches and clear water –home to diversified marine life and ideal for diving. Various plant species grow wild on the island, which used to be a confrontation site between the Lamotte Piquet and HTMS Thon Buri that was in commission at Ko Lim. In assisting HTMS Songkhla and HTMS Chon Buri which were heavily fired and eventually sank near Ao Salak Phet and Ao Salak Khok, the HTMS Thon Buri was also hardly attacked, ran aground and sank near Laem Ngop.

Semi-homestay accommodation is available for a group visit of 15–30 persons. A 3-day/2-night package sells at Bt 4,500-5,000, 2-day/1-night at Bt 4,000-4,500. For more details, please contact Tel. 0 2750 6873, 0 9980 5757.

Ao Khlong Son (อ่าวคลองสน) a bay in the northernmost west of the island where Ban Khlong Son Community is located, with a beautiful coral reef. Accommodation is available. Klongson Beach is the first beach on the right after you disembark at the ferry pier.

Namtok Khlong Nonsi (น้ำตกคลองนนทรี) a small waterfall to the northeast of the island accessible by a 3-km. pathway from Ban Dan Mai or about 4 km. from the national park’s headquarters.

Namtok Than Mayom (น้ำตกธารมะยม) a medium 4-tiered waterfall located some 500 metres through a garden behind the national park’s headquarters, with the 3rd tier being the most beautiful. King Rama V, King Rama VII and Queen Rambhai Barni used to visit this waterfall as evident from the royal initials on the rock.

Namtok Khlong Phlu (น้ำตกคลองพลู) a large and most breathtaking waterfall on Ko Chang with water cascading down 3 tiers of the cliff to a basin, with an entrance located 3 km. from Ao Khlong Phrao plus another 20-minute walk. Long Beach/ Hat Sai Yao (หาดทรายยาว) located near Ao Salak Phet to the south of the island with a long stretch of sandy beach where swimming is available. Trekking to the naval battle site, as well as a trip to admire nearby islands such as Ko Lao Ya, Ao Salak Phet, Ko Wai, etc. is provided. The viewpoint in the area is terrific and so are the snorkeling opportunities. The only way to get to this beach is by boat. Accommodation is available.

Monkey Training Centre (โรงเรียนฝึกลิง) located at Mu 4 Hat Sai Khao, Tambon Ko Chang, the centre provides training as well as shows of monkey’s abilities, especially in collecting coconuts. There are 3 shows daily at 10.00 a.m., 02.00 p.m. and 04.00 p.m. Admission is Bt 200. For more details, please call Tel. 0 1982 8661, 0 6531 3398.

Ban Salak Phet (บ้านสลักเพชร) the largest and oldest community on Ko Chang located in the southern part. The villagers’ main occupation is coastal fishery in an advantageous area sheltered from winds and storms by islands and mountains. There is an old temple in front of the village known as Wat Salak Phet built in the reign of King Rama V on his royal visit to the island. Ao Salak Phet is the largest bay on the island.

Namtok Khiri Phet (น้ำตกคีรีเพชร) a single-storeyed waterfall located 3 km. from Ban Salak Phet Community through a rubber plantation.

Namtok Khlong Nueng (น้ำตกคลองหนึ่ง) a small waterfall near Namtok Khiri Phet – Ban Rong Than, located some 2 km. deeper inside the island from the Salak Phet Community with another 480-metre walk. The waterfall cascades down from a narrow gorge for 120 metres. Swimming is available. Bangbao Beach is a small fishing village where the villagers still live in houses built on stilts, all connected by wooden bridges. The area is developing quite quickly in regards to tourism. The road getting there is steep and winding.

Bang Bao Fishery Village (หมู่บ้านประมงบางเบ้า) a village of houses on stilts built into the sea with bridges connecting them together. Most of the villagers are descendants of the Salak Phet villagers, living a simple way of life and earning their living from coastal fishery, with abundant soft cuttlefish and corals. There is a pier, fish dock, and manufacturing of shrimp paste, fish sauce, dried shrimp and salted fish. The area is an ideal berthing area for fishing boats, with mountains and islands providing a good shelter from wind and storms in the monsoon season.

Ban Rong Than (บ้านโรงถ่าน) a small community located near Salak Phet in the southern part of the island. It is a scenic viewpoint where the mist-covered peak of Khao Salak Phet in the north and Ko Maphrao Nai and mountains near Laem Yai in the east are visible. A panoramic view of the whole area of Ao Salak Phet is also available from Samnak Song Atulaphon Banphot on the hill.

Ao Bai Lan (อ่าวใบลาน) located next to Hat Kai Bae and accessible by a pathway across the mountain which takes about 1 hour, with a scenic view of mountains along the way. Ao Bai Lan has a long stretch of serene beach ideal for swimming and relaxing.

Hat Kai Bae (หาดไก่แบ้) a sloping and long stretch of beach connecting with Hat Khlong Phrao where swimming is good. There are several bungalows for rent at economy prices, some with mountain bikes available.

Hat Khlong Phrao- Laem Chaiyachet (หาดคลองพร้าว-แหลมไชยเชษฐ์) a long stretch of sloping beach connecting with Hat Kai Bae where swimming is possible. There are several bungalows for rent with standard rooms and necessary facilities. The northernmost end of Ao Khlong Phrao connects with Laem Chaiyachet with a scenic rocky cape but swimming is not possible.

Laem Chaichet nestling between White Sand and Klong Prao beaches is a great place to see the sunset and admire Klong Prao’s natural beauty. Activities to do here include: snorkeling, kayaking and fishing. Coconut Beach Resort and Chaichet Bungalow are located on this site.

Accommodation, the national park offers accommodation as follows: Khlong Son Office–9 rooms for 2–6 persons at Bt 800–2,500. For more information, Tel. 0 3955 5086 or contact National Park, Wildlife and Plant Conservation Department, Bangkok, Tel. 0 2562 0760-2, www.dnp.go.th.

Transportation on the island: from the pier, there is a Song Thaeo minibus to Hat Sai Khao, Hat Khlong Phrao, Hat Kai Bae at Bt 30. A chartered fare has to be agreed for a journey to other beaches. Tan Mayom Beach, the first beach on the east, has very few places to stay as there is no sandy beach. The place is however, very natural.

Ko Chang Noi, north of the Ko Changh an abundance of coral.

Tri Petch Waterfall, located 3km from Salak Petch Community, has just the one storey.

White Sand Beach is one the island’s longest beaches that attracts a lot of visitors. At the back or the beach are orchards of coconut trees and forests. Located north of the beach is the White Sand Beach Resort which has more than 100 bungalows, some of them very near the beach. The stretch of peaceful beach in front of this resort is 680-metre long.

Ao Sapraros is the location of the pier to and from Ko Chang.

Lonely Beach is extremely popular with backpackers hoping to find cheap budget accommodation. The road leading there is a difficult one; it is steep and curved.

Donkao Pier is where there are ferries to Center Point and Lae Ngob Pier. There is no accommodation.

Salakkok is a small fishing village that is popular for its cheap and fresh seafood.

By plane

Bangkok Airways flies two times a day from Bangkok's Suvarnabhumi Airport (the "new" BKK) to Trat. 0800 and 1625, and the flight takes 1 hour and 5 minutes.

Direct door-to-door minibus transfers from Trat airport to Ko Chang resorts cost 280 baht/person including the ferry crossing.

From Bangkok's Suvarnabhumi Airport, take the free express shuttle bus from outside the arrivals concourse to the airport's own bus terminal, and from there the next available bus to either Trat or Chanthaburi, then proceed as described below.

By bus

From Bangkok the easiest, most direct, and most economical way to get to Laem Ngop (where the Ko Chang ferry piers are) is to take a 1st class bus from the Eastern (Ekamai) Bus Terminal direct to the Centrepoint pier. The fare is 268 baht and takes just over five hours. Departures from Ekamai are at 07:45 & 09:45, and return at 14:00 and 16:00. Subject to seat availability, this bus can also be boarded at Chanthaburi.

Alternatively, there are 1st class (approx. 5 hours) and 2nd class services from both the Eastern Bus Terminal (Ekamai) and Northern Bus Terminal (Moh Chit) direct to Trat, and frequent songthaew services from Trat to Laem Ngop (approx. 30 minutes). Departures from Ekamai are more frequent than from Moh Chit.

If coming by bus from the south, the #511 air-con bus can be used to connect directly between Bangkok's Southern (Sai Tai Mai) and Eastern (Ekamai) bus terminals.

There are direct minibus services to Laem Ngop from Pattaya, Ban Phe, and Bangkok's Khao San Road. It may also be possible to proceed directly to Laem Ngop by minibus or songthaew from the Hat Lek / Koh Kong border crossing with southern Cambodia, depending on the time of year, time of day, etc - enquire locally.Price around 120 bath ( one way ) from the border to Trat bus station

By boat

Most ferries operate from Laem Ngop, which has three piers . The Laem Ngop (Tha Khrom Luang or Tha Laern Ngop) pier is approximately 700 metres west of Laem Ngop. The 'Centrepoint' (Tha Centre Point) pier is located about 3.5 km north-west of Laem Ngop. These piers serve both vehicle and passenger ferries.

Koh Chang vehicle ferry pier is located in Thammachat Bay (Ao Thammachat), around 15 km west of Laem Ngop.

All piers on Ko Chang are situated on the eastern side of the island. The major piers are the two Dan Kao piers, Tha Dan Kao and Tha Ferry Dan Kao, who handles most of the traffic. To take a boat from Laem Ngop to the Dan Kao piers take around 45 minutes. The car ferry from Laem Ngop take around 1 hour and arrives at the Tha Ferry Dan Kao pier, situated 400 minutes southeast of the Tha Dan Kao pier. The car ferry from Thaachat Bay stops at the Ko Chang Ferry Pier (Tha Ferry Ko Chang) in the Sapparot Bay (Ao Sapparot), 3 kilometres northwest fom the Dan Kao piers.

Light meals, fruit, fruits and beverages are available at all the piers and on the car ferries.

In the daytime, you can catch a songthaew on its route around the main road. These taxis are also waiting at the Dan Kao Pier. At the Dan Kao Ferry-Pier there may be no taxis available. If you arrive without a vehicle you may have to walk the 400 metres to Dan Kao Pier.

Small motorcycles can be hired for 150-250B. The main road almost circles the island and there are plans to complete the circuit in the near future. Cars are also available for rental, most hotels can help with it. 4x4 car recommended, since some roads might be in bad condition, especially near Lonely Beach.

Unless you are intent on traveling around the island all day by public transport, then a Songthaew (public passenger pick-up vehicle) sounds like the best bet. Most folk however, just stay put on the beach of their choice and walk to wherever they want to go.

East Coast

• Baan Sapparot (บ้านสับปะรด) Ao Sapparos (Tel: 08 1340 9389, 08 1570 4590) (Seafood)
• Dan Mai Seafood (ด่านใหม่ซีฟู้ด) 19/1 Mu 2, Amphoe Ko Chang, Trat (Tel: 0 3958 6098)
• Salak Phet Seafood and Resort (สลักเพชรซีฟู้ด แอนด์ รีสอร์ท) 43 Mu 2 Tambon Ko Chang Tai, Amphoe Ko Chang, Trat (Tel: 0 3952 1751, 08 1650 8955, 08 1429 9938, 08 1444 9259)

White sand Beach

• Tantawan (ทานตะวัน) White Sand Beach (Thai Food)
• Thor's Palace (ธอร์ส พาเลซ) 4 White Sand Beach, Tambon Ko Chang, King Amphoe Ko Chang, Trat (Tel: 08 1927 2502, open: 11.00 a.m.-midnight)
• Villa Koh Chang (วิลล่าเกาะช้าง) White Sands Beach (Italian Food)

Klong Prao Beach

• Baan Chang (บ้านช้าง) Klong Prao Beach (Thai Food)
• Magic Pub (เมจิก ผับ) Klong Prao Beach (Thai Food)
• Nid's Kitchen The best and only Reggae restaurant in Koh Chang

"Bob" will prepare for you a Fresh sea food BBQ if you wish

• Kati Culinary ; Family Thai recipes / Thai cooking school
• Sala lom ; " Chill out atmosphere / Excellent thai dishes / reasonable prices

( In front of Yummy hut )

• Yummy Hut Run by Rak and her husband Excellent Thai food with a "je ne sais quoi ". different in the taste / Near Sima massage and Tropicana Hotel entranceVery Friendly ambiance. English spoken perfectly there.

Kai Bae Beach

• Comfortable Bar (คอมฟอร์ทเทเบิล บาร์) Kai Bae Baech (Thai Food)
• Karma restaurant Near 7/11 Kae Bae Thai , Swedish , Mexican Food,
• KB Garden (เคบี การ์เด้นท์) Kai Bae Beach (Thai Food)
• Lanna Cafe Relaxed and friendly coffee shop offering Koh Chang's only outlet for ethical and delicious Fair Trade coffees .

Located at the exit of Kai Bae , going south at the entrance of KB resort

• Piggy's (พิกกี้ส์) Kai Bae Beach (Vegetarian Food)
• Porn's (พร) Kai Bae Beach (Thai Food)
• Rainbow (เรนโบว์) Kai Bae Beach
• Ziva restaurant ITALIAN RESTAURANT serving genuine Italian dishes:

Pasta , Pizza,lasagne, Home made cakes & Ice cream In a stylish cosy ambience

Bang Bao

• Ra Biang Bang Bao Seafood (ระเบียงบางเบ้า ซีฟู้ด) Bang Bao Village Ko Chang Tai (Tel: 08 1456 5346, 08 9521 9911) (Seafood)

• Choe Pho Di Ban Chong Seafood (เจอพอดีบรรจง ซีฟู้ด) 8/2 Mu 1 Baan Bang Bao Ko Chang Tai (Tel: 0 3950 1103, 08 9936 1848, 08 9936 2321) (Seafood)
• Som Bat-Ple Khun Kaew (สมบัติ-เปิ้ล ขุนแก้ว) 43/3 Mu 2 Tambon Ko Chang (Tel: 08 1863 1328) (Seafood)

East Coast

• Baan Sapparot (บ้านสับปะรด) Ao Sapparos (Tel: 08 1340 9389, 08 1570 4590) (Seafood)
• Dan Mai Seafood (ด่านใหม่ซีฟู้ด) 19/1 Mu 2, Amphoe Ko Chang, Trat (Tel: 0 3958 6098)
• Salak Phet Seafood and Resort (สลักเพชรซีฟู้ด แอนด์ รีสอร์ท) 43 Mu 2 Tambon Ko Chang Tai, Amphoe Ko Chang, Trat (Tel: 0 3952 1751, 08 1650 8955, 08 1429 9938, 08 1444 9259)

White sand Beach

• Tantawan (ทานตะวัน) White Sand Beach (Thai Food)
• Thor's Palace (ธอร์ส พาเลซ) 4 White Sand Beach, Tambon Ko Chang, King Amphoe Ko Chang, Trat (Tel: 08 1927 2502, open: 11.00 a.m.-midnight)
• Villa Koh Chang (วิลล่าเกาะช้าง) White Sands Beach (Italian Food)

Klong Prao Beach

• Baan Chang (บ้านช้าง) Klong Prao Beach (Thai Food)
• Magic Pub (เมจิก ผับ) Klong Prao Beach (Thai Food)
• Nid's Kitchen The best and only Reggae restaurant in Koh Chang

"Bob" will prepare for you a Fresh sea food BBQ if you wish

• Kati Culinary ; Family Thai recipes / Thai cooking school
• Sala lom ; " Chill out atmosphere / Excellent thai dishes / reasonable prices

( In front of Yummy hut )

• Yummy Hut Run by Rak and her husband Excellent Thai food with a "je ne sais quoi ". different in the taste / Near Sima massage and Tropicana Hotel entranceVery Friendly ambiance. English spoken perfectly there.

Kai Bae Beach

• Comfortable Bar (คอมฟอร์ทเทเบิล บาร์) Kai Bae Baech (Thai Food)
• Karma restaurant Near 7/11 Kae Bae Thai , Swedish , Mexican Food,
• KB Garden (เคบี การ์เด้นท์) Kai Bae Beach (Thai Food)
• Lanna Cafe Relaxed and friendly coffee shop offering Koh Chang's only outlet for ethical and delicious Fair Trade coffees .

Located at the exit of Kai Bae , going south at the entrance of KB resort

• Piggy's (พิกกี้ส์) Kai Bae Beach (Vegetarian Food)
• Porn's (พร) Kai Bae Beach (Thai Food)
• Rainbow (เรนโบว์) Kai Bae Beach
• Ziva restaurant ITALIAN RESTAURANT serving genuine Italian dishes:

Pasta , Pizza,lasagne, Home made cakes & Ice cream In a stylish cosy ambience

Bang Bao

• Ra Biang Bang Bao Seafood (ระเบียงบางเบ้า ซีฟู้ด) Bang Bao Village Ko Chang Tai (Tel: 08 1456 5346, 08 9521 9911) (Seafood)

• Choe Pho Di Ban Chong Seafood (เจอพอดีบรรจง ซีฟู้ด) 8/2 Mu 1 Baan Bang Bao Ko Chang Tai (Tel: 0 3950 1103, 08 9936 1848, 08 9936 2321) (Seafood)
• Som Bat-Ple Khun Kaew (สมบัติ-เปิ้ล ขุนแก้ว) 43/3 Mu 2 Tambon Ko Chang (Tel: 08 1863 1328) (Seafood)