reviews Koh Chang

Some of the main beaches are too commercial and busy but the south of the island with its stilted fishing village is still relatively unspoilt

You can almost imagine you have gone back in time, great

This is the place to go if you want to "load Your batteries" on the beach and in the sea. When the sun goes down a bit and You feel that the sun has burned too much...Hire a bike, take a taxi and go to beaches and little villages for exploring and see the "real" Thailand instead of the tourist trails. This is an island i will return to that is for sure!!

I first came to Koh Chang 18 years ago, as a traveller. Then I stayed at White Sand Beach, but now it is too developed for my taste. Lonely Beach, where I have also stayed, has a younger crowd who like parties, so it can get loud. Khlong Prao Beach is the best beach, it is gently sloping, clean and full of animal life. It's a great, safe place for the kids to enjoy.

It,s just what i,ve been looking for. Not too many Tourists, possibilities for Party, just good !!!!!!

Weather unfortunately not "the hit " November up is better !!!!!!!

koh chang is still a great place if you enjoy relaxing on the beach , snorkel in the surrounding islands, trecking in the jungle ( Tan is an excellent trecking guide ) ,dive or learn to dive , practice yoga, reiki or learn massage at baan zen in klong prao ; Excellent sea food too at bang bao village , ex fishermen pier but still a "nautical flavor " there; An excellent starting point to explore the islands of Koh Mak and Koh Kood , still undevelopped

The island looked poor. A lot of tourism, but the island was still in development. The beaches and the jungle were pretty on the quiet parts. The eastside of the island wasn't touristic, but to drive through on a motorcycle. You had to go all along the no

October 2007. Koh Chang was easy to reach via several ferries, with pick-up transport afterwards to the beaches at the west coast. The east coast was touristic, not interesting. Many mountains with high tops. No real centre. White Sands was the would-be c

There wasn't a lot to do there. The beaches and the nature were pretty. We went to the elephant camp, Ban Kwan Chang, in the north of the island. This was a sad place, although the Lonely Planet said it was okay. The elephants were being stung and had to