Ko Chang (Elephant Island) is coastal water contain several islands. The 429 sq.kms island is characterised by long oftentimes palm-fringed beaches and a forested, mountainous interior. The highest point is Salak Peak, which rises 744 metres above sea level. Generally, the finest palm-fringed beaches, and resorts, are on the western shore facing open Gulf water and include white sand beach. The east coast is the major island cascade and waterfall. Here is an abundance of unspoiled nature waiting your visit.

We can arrange any combination of the following tours:

Chaiyachet Beach

The crystal clear water and white sandy beach will enhance your relaxing holiday.
 
 
 
 
 

Ko Man Nok and Man Nai

This small island faces Kai Bae Beach. The island beach is visible at low tide. Shallow coastal water reveal and abundance of coral.

Tharnmayom Waterfall

The Than Mayom Waterfall is near the park headquarters on the east coast. King Rama V and VI visited and signed their name.