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Koh Chang is Thailand’s third largest island after Phuket and Ko Samui and is also known as Elephant Island due to its elephant head shaped peninsula. This captivating destination offers you the unusual contrasts of quiet and lively. Unspoilt wilderness, lush rainforests, beaches, laid back atmosphere and a lively party scene all in one place. Perfect if you want a blend of natural beauty and relaxation as well as the thriving nightlife.

Stunning beaches are spread along the coastline, some sandy, some pebbly and all surrounded by the lush greenery of the dense rainforests. Here, you can relax, unwind, sunbathe, swim, and join in with water activities such as kayaking and snorkelling.

Or to get more active, you can explore the island’s inland remote and rugged spirit of forest activities such as trekking the jungle covered peaks of the dense rain forests, hiking the nature trails leading to elephant encounters, waterfalls, zip lining, Tarzan swings and tightropes to mention but a few.

The island's nightlife scene offers options to enjoy the waterfront party scene, unwinding in beachfront eateries for tropical cocktails and exquisite Thai cuisine, and exploring night markets and walkable piers and generally unwind after a day of adventure or relaxation.

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When to Visit Koh Chang and Trat

TEMPERATURE (Avg. monthly °c)

27°
Jan
28°
Feb
30°
Mar
31°
Apr
30°
May
30°
Jun
30°
Jul
30°
Aug
29°
Sep
29°
Oct
28°
Nov
26°
Dec

RAINFALL (Avg. monthly mm)

10
Jan
10
Feb
50
Mar
110
Apr
180
May
180
Jun
180
Jul
170
Aug
220
Sep
190
Oct
40
Nov
10
Dec

Getting Around Koh Chang and Trat

Getting Around

Travel facilities around Thailand are efficient and very inexpensive, especially the buses that operate around the resorts, towns and cities. In more rural areas and smaller towns, open-ended vans (songthaews) are popular, as are taxis, tuk-tuks and samlors. There is also an extensive train network if you’re travelling over larger distances, and ferries and longtail boats are a common sight on waterways. Most tourists stick to taxis as they are most convenient and inexpensive.

Passports and Visas

Your passport should be valid for a minimum 6 months after the date of entry. British citizens shouldn’t need a visa for their holiday, as long as they’re staying for less than 30 days. For more information and advice, visit www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/thailand/entry-requirements or the Foreign Office at www.fco.gov.uk/en/

Health and Safety

Comprehensive travel insurance is essential; make sure it covers any activities you plan on doing, such as diving. For more info, see www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/thailand/health

Vaccinations

There are no specific jabs required for a holiday in Thailand, other than the standard ones which should be up to date. Check the latest medical advice with your GP before you fly.

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