Laem Mae Phim and Ko Man Nai

Laem Mae Phim

This cape can be reach either from Sukhumvit Road by taking a right turn at km. markers 259.5, 263 or 268, or proceeding further for another 1 kilometre from Wang Kaew on the beach road. This is a perfect spot either for relaxation and swimming or sampling local foods. To the north of the cape is a small off-shore isle named Ko Khi Pla.

Ko Man Nai

This small island located approximately 5 kilometers off shore from Laem Mae Phim has been developed into a Sea Turtle Preservation Sanctuary under the royal initiative of Her Majesty the Queen. The place is open to the public from Monday to Sunday. Nearby are Ko Man Klang and Ko Man Nok which are famous for their immaculate white sandy beaches and hip boutique resorts.

Resorts on Ko Man Klang and Ko Man Nok offer accommodation packages that include boat transfer from the Rayong pier and three meals / day. Call to book your place in advance at 02 860 3025-6. The boat trip takes only 30 minutes from the pier.

ko samet ( samet island)

A favorite get-away island for Bangkokians, Ko Samet offers extensive pristine beaches with clean white sand and strangely shaped rocks. A haven for relaxation, this T-shaped island is a perfect retreat for those looking for sun, sand and sea. The climate is always pleasantly cool with an abundance of rain in August and windy monsoons in May.

There are a wide range of accommodations on the island with prices at the low-end starting from 200 baht for a bungalow with basic amenities, while bungalows with furniture and air-conditioning may start at the rate of 600 baht. Mid-range hotels and resorts mostly located around the Hat Sai Kaew area are also available. Reservations for accommodations should be made in advance as the place gets crowded especially during the festive season.

Attractions on Ko Samet include:

Hat Sai Kaeo

One of the most beautiful and most popular beaches on Koh Samet, Hat Sai Kaew is 1 kilometer long and 25 – 30 meters wide. The name speaks for itself, Hat Sai Kaew, which literally means Crystal Sand Beach, is a nice beach filled with activities. From dusk to dawn, visitors can enjoy sunbathing, swimming, jet skiing, windsurfing, riding on a banana boat or even partying at night.

Accommodations provided include bungalows and villas.

Ao Noi Na

Ao Noi Na, which is located near Hat Sai Kaew, has different ambience. It is quieter and therefore more suitable for those looking for a truly relaxing experience on the white, clean sandy beach.

Ao Hin Khok

Ao Hin Khok is separated from Hat Sai Kaew by a small rocky sea point where a mermaid statue is located. The beach, which is half the size of Hat Sai Kaew, is famous for its strangely shaped rocks. There are inexpensive bungalows/huts located along the beach, and also value-for-money restaurants providing fresh, quality seafood dishes.

Ao Pai

Located close to Hat Sai Kaew, Ao Pai is therefore quite crowded. For visitors interested in sunbathing, this is the ideal place as swimming is not recommended as there is whirlpool on the sea, as designated by the red flag.

Ao Phutsa

Ao Put Sa is a small bay on Koh Samet which draws repeat visitors intent on relaxing. Suitable for those who are tired of crowded beaches and nightlife activities, Ao Put Sa offers a quite retreat that reunites visitors with nature in its crystal clear waters.

Ao Thapthim

Ao Tub Tim, which is set in a tranquil atmosphere, is located near Ao Put Sa and is well known for its white sand and clear water. Ao Tub Tim has a small, cozy resort, which provides nice services in a well decorated compound.

Ao Nuan

Ao Nuan is located near Ao Put Sa and is a perfect hideaway for holidaymakers in search of tranquility.

Ao Wong Deuan

Ao Wong Deuan is the second largest beach on the island (the first being Hat Sai Kaew). Ao Wong Deuan attracts tourist groups during both the high and low seasons due to its beautiful white sandy beach and good accommodations. On top of this, good seafood restaurants with nice views are also available.

Ao Thian (Candlelight Beach)

Ao Thian’s topography is painted by rocky beach in which some nice spots for skin diving are available. This beach is very quiet and free from group tours with bungalows and resorts available around the beach area.

Ao Wai

Ao Wai is located within a short walking distance of Candlelight Beach. Shaded by coconut trees, the beach is a quite, scenic and serene spot for sea lovers.

Ao Kiu Nok

This bay is a perfect secluded den for those planning to keep their distance from the busy, crowded beaches and vibrant nightlife. From Aow Kiew Nok, visitors can actually walk to Aow Kiew Nai which is the ideal spot to see the spectacular sun rise and sun set.

Ao Karang

The best place to experience the traditional lifestyle of the residents of Koh Samet is at Ao Karang where there also are a number of seafood restaurants providing fresh seafood dishes at reasonable prices.

Ao Wiang Wan

Ao Wiang Wan is located on the west of Na Dan Pier, a large bay where lots of sport activities such as fishing, etc. take place.

Ao Phrao

Ao Prow is one of the quietest beaches of Ko Samet. Located quite far away from the lively nightlife of Ko Samet; Ao Prow is preferred by travelers who quietly enjoy the deep blue sea and white sand in the sunshine. Ao Prow has a long white sandy beach which is ideal for swimming.

How to get there:

Four operators; namely, Nuanthip, Si Ban Phe, Phe Port, and Saphan Pla, around Ban Phe offer shuttle boat services between their ports and the main port of the island. All operators charge a flat rate of 100 baht per person for a round trip or 50 baht for a single journey. Boats can leave anytime when more than 20 passengers are waiting. The service is available around the clock, seven days a week.

For groups of at least 7 persons, Nuanthip Boat (0 3865 1508) offers a shuttle boat service to other bays as well, such as Ao Wong Duean (120 baht each) and to the last bay Ao Pakarang (200 baht each). Si Ban Phe Boat (0 3865 1902) also runs a scheduled boat service during weekends between Ban Phe and the main port of Samet. The hourly boat service from Ban Phe runs from 8.00 a.m. to 6 p.m. In the return trip from Samet, the boat leaves at 10.00 a.m., 2 p.m., 4 p.m. and 6 p.m. The company also offers a speed boat service at 1,000 baht a trip for 12 people to the main port, or higher rates for other routes. A parking service on the main land is available.

Getting around on Ko Samet: The island has only a single road. Some parts are concrete and some parts are only a dirt trail. A pick up truck offers a passenger service to the desired beach. The fee depends on negotiation, ranging from 20-100 baht each. Chartered service to get around the island costs between 200-1,500 baht.

Attractions on Ko Samet and Nearby:

Most beaches are on the eastern side of the island. The beaches hide in small bays and stretch some 200 metres. From the north, there are Hat Sai Kaeo, Hat Hin Khrong, Hat Khlong Phai, Ao Phutsa, Ao Thapthim, Ao Naun, Ao Cho, Ao Thian, Ao Wai, Ao Kio Na Yok and Ao Karang. The only beach on the western side is Ao Phrao. One of the famous beaches is Ao Wong Duean in the middle of the eastern side. This beach stretches in the shape of an almost complete circle. Both Ao Wong Duean and Hat Sai Kaeo have very fine white sand.

Ko Kruai, Ko Kham, and Ko Pla Tin

These islands are some 600 metres north of Ko Kudi. With coral reefs, tourists can enjoy fishing here. A rental boat service is available at the port in Ban Phe.

Ko Kudi or Ko Kut

The island is on the east of Ko Samet, six kilometres from the mainland. Ko Kudi totals an area of 63 rai. A nice beach and coral reefs make it a nice place for a hideaway. Nearby islands are Ko Thai Khangkhao and Ko Tham Ruesi. Without accommodation, the national park office on the island offers a tent for rent at 200 baht per person/ night. Pitching a private tent requires paying a fee of 20 baht per person/night. For more information, call Tel. 0 3865 3034, or in Bangkok at Tel.0 2561 2919 and 0 2561 2921.

Ko Thalu

Some 6 kilometres east of Ko Kudi, the island is another scuba diving site among coral reefs. The island totals an area of 69 rai, most remains lush forest. While high cliffs occupy the west, white sandy beaches occupy the east and south of the island. Ko Thalu is a habitat of seagulls, flying fox, and turtles.

Tourists visiting Ko Kudi, Ko Kruai, Ko Kham, Ko PlaTin and Ko Thalu should rent a boat from Ban Phe or Ko Samet. They should prepare food and water, as there is neither facilities nor food supplies available on such islands.For more information, please contact Ireland Tour co.,Ltd., Tel. 0 3865 3055-9

Ko Klum

Like Ko Chang, this is an island of historical significance during the Thai-French Naval Battle in 1941. Attractions on the island include the stone yard landscape and fishing activities

Ko Kham

This island is located near Ko Mak and is endowed with natural wonders such as crystal clear seas, chie sandy beaches, coral reefs and most importantly, tranquility and privacy. Ideal for swimming and diving, the trip to Ko Kham from Laem Ngob takes 2.5 hours.

Ao Tan Khu

This is a bay with fine sandy beaches that are popular with the local people during holidays. It is 4 kilometers off of Highway No. 3156 (Ban Saen Tung-Laem Ngop).

Ko Mak

This is a large island to the south of Ko Chang that is blessed with several beautiful bays and beaches and coral reefs nearby that are still in perfect condition. The islanders make their living by growing rubber and coconut trees. The best time to visit is from November until late April. There are a number of accommodations and tourist facilities available. A passenger boat departs Laem Ngob daily at 3.00 p.m. and returns from Ko Mak at 7.00 a.m., traveling time is 3.5 hours.

Ko Laoya

This wonderful island which is less than 1 kilometer long and 300 meters wide with beautiful beaches, crystal-clear water and colorful corals lies about 3 kilometers west of the southeastern end of Ko Chang. Ko Laoya forms an island group with Ko Laoya Klang and Ko Laoya Nok and is connected to Ko Laoya Klang by a wooden bridge. Travel time from Laem Ngob to the island takes about 2.5 hours and only chartered boats can reach the island. Accommodation is available but must be reserved well in advance.

Ko Kradat

This island is situated to the northeast away from Ko Mak. In the past, the area had an abundance of Kradad trees (paper trees); hence, the name of the island. This island is notable for the fact that it is the only island in Thailand to be issued a land title deed during the period of King Rama V as a measure to protect the island from French colonization. Ko Kradad is famous for its white long sandy beach and wonderful coral reefs.

Ko Rang

This small island at the west of Ko Mak does not have enough flat area suitable for setting up of any resorts and bungalows. However, Ko Rung is well known as the location for its birds nest concessions, sea turtle eggs and bat's dung. The main attractions at the island are the stone knolls and the magnificent deep-sea corals.

Ko Phrao

This island situated in front of Salak Petch Bay has clean and calm seas, and is cool and shady with coconut trees. Travel time from Laem Ngob is two hours. Accommodations are available on the island.

Ko Ngam

This island is situated southeast of Ko Chang and is comprised of twin mountains linked by huge rocks with a huge sand knoll at the middle. The little bay formed by the lines of the mountain stretching into the sea makes the island a splendid and serene site worth visiting. Accommodations are available.

Ko Wai

This big island, which a part of Ko Chang National Park and is situated next to Ko Laoya, has stone laden beaches. However, Ko Wai is famous for its coral and is also the best place for fishing and swimming. As for accommodations, Ko Wai Pakarung Resort is ready to serve tourists.

Ko Rang

This small island at the west of Ko Mak does not have enough flat area suitable for setting up of any resorts and bungalows. However, Ko Rung is well known as the location for its birds nest concessions, sea turtle eggs and bat's dung. The main attractions at the island are the stone knolls and the magnificent deep-sea corals.

Ko Kut

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This island is the farthest island from the coast of Trat. Its size ranks it as the fourth largest island in Thailand or the second largest island next to Ko Chang in Trat. The island, which is 25 kilometers long and 12 kilometers wide covers an area of approximately 105 square kilometers or 65,625 rai. Its natural features include mountains and plains where many streams originate and become waterfalls. One famous waterfall is Nam Tok Khlong Chao, which flows throughout the year and is an ideal place for swimming as it is comprised of 3 tiers; of which the upper two tiers are running streams and the lower one is a large pond. In 1911, King Rama VI paid a royal visit to this waterfall and named it 'Nam Tok Anam Kok' to commemorate Ong Chiang Su. In addition; there are beaches with crystal-clear seas which are popular among visitors such as Taphao Beach, Khlong Chao Beach, Khlong Hin Beach, Phrao Beach, etc. Accommodations with a private atmosphere is available for visitors at the inner sea of Ko Kut, and the other two islands, Ko Rat and Ko Mai Si, opposite to Ko Kut.

Package tours including accommodation (on Ko Kut, Ko Lao Ya and Ko Ngam) as well as return fares are usually offered. Those wishing to charter a boat can contact the Laem Ngop landing or make advance inquiries at the Ko Chang Centre Point at Tel: (039) 538055, 538059).

Getting to Ko Kut

There are boats from Ko Chang to Ko Kut three times a week (Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday). Please ask for the departure times of the ferries from Laem-Ngop Pier to Ko Kut at the pier.

Infrastructure on Ko Kut

The island is rather flat compared to Ko Chang with the highest mountain on the island, Khao Phaenth, measuring 315 metres. It has a good number of wonderful beaches with crystal clear water (Ta Pho Beach, Khlong Chao Beach, Thakian Beach, Phrao Beach etc.). Inland, the island is very wild with a lot of coconut and rubber tree plantations located in the plains.

Population on Ko Kut

Most of the island inhabitants live off of the cultivation of coconut, rubber production or fishing. But meanwhile the expanding tourism industry gives more and more work to the less than 2,000 residents.

The best time to go to Ko Kut

The best time for a visit to Ko Kut is between beginning of November and the end of February. At this time it is relatively cool, dry and mostly sunny. But until the end of May, when it is hotter than the cool season, a visit is still convenient. Even during monsoon season, Ko Kut is worth visiting for it doesnt rain every day and all day long.

Activities on Ko Kut

Besides lazing on the beach, snorkeling at the beautiful coral reefs or just watching stars at night; visitors can also visit nearby islands for snorkeling and other activities.

Some of the more expensive Resorts on Ko Kut offer Banana-, Donut-boat-trips and water-skiing. In addition visitors can do drop line fishing at the beaches and bays or rent a boat over night (about 3000 Baht) in order to try night time fishing.

Sights on Ko Kut

The village Aow Salad (Baan Aow Salad) in the Salad Bay (Aow Salad) is located in the northeast part of the island. It is the biggest fishing village on Ko Kut fresh seafood can be bought every day.

The marvelous waterfall Nam Tok Khlong Chao or Than Sanuk Waterfall, which was visited by King Rama VI in 1911, is one of the most beautiful spots to be found on Ko Kut. It consists of 3 tiers: the upper two are running streams and the lower one is a large pond - an ideal place for swimming.

Ko Wai, this small paradise is situated approximately 6 kilometers south of the southernmost end of Ko Chang The island is about 3 kilometers long, in the widest point 1.5 kilometers and has some very beautiful sandy beaches.

Ko Wai is reached daily by a boat starting at 3.00 pm from the Laem-Ngop-Pier. The travel time is 2.5 hours and costs 130 Baht.

TRAT : General Information

Click for Ko Chang brochure For other brochures please click here Trat is Thailand's eastern-most province, located about 315 kilometers from Bangkok. This small province borders on Cambodia with the Khao Banthat mountain range forming a natural demarcation. With 52 large and small offshore islands, long white sandy beaches and unspoiled coral reefs, Trat offers delightful scenery and a tranquil hideout for nature-lovers. The province also serves as a major fruit-growing and fishing area. The city of Trat is a starting point for Ko Chang island group or forays into outlying gem and Cambodian markets. Those enthralled by shopping will be delighted as Trat has more markets for its size than almost any other town in Thailand due to Cambodian coastal trade. Like Chanthaburi, Trat is a very important ruby-mining province, with the most famous gem market located in Bo Rai District, some 50 kilometers north of the Cambodian border. With an area of 2,819 square kilometers, the province is administratively divided into the districts of Muang, Khao Saming, Laem Ngop, Khlong Yai and Bo Rai, and the sub-districts of Ko Chang and Ko Kut. The weather in and around Trat is very comfortable with warm temperatures throughout the year. The region is influenced by the northeastern and southwestern winds, which sometimes limit sea transport to a group of islands particularly from May to October when the southwest monsoon blows. During this period the western coast can be wet and stormy and occasionally unsafe for ferries and smaller boats to lift anchor. However, visitors can still visit the islands via the normally more popular routes, most of which are to the northeast of Ko Chang, anyway. The Past The history of Trat can be traced back to the reign of King Prasat Thong of the Kingdom of Ayutthaya. Formerly known as Muang Thung Yai, Trat has played an important role in the development of country's stability and economy due to its strategic location. The town of Trat has later become a community of Chinese Merchants. Trat served as a checkpoint and buffer city in 1767 and was responsible for providing provisions to King Taksin the Great before he moved his navy from Chanthaburi to Ayutthaya, where he expelled the Burmese and liberated the Kingdom from Burmese rule. In the Ratanakosin period, during the reign of King Rama V, Trat played an important role again in stabilizing the country's sovereignty. King Rama V made an agreement with the French government (who had also taken Chanthaburi under its supervision) to get Trat back. In doing this, Phra Tabong, Siamrat and Sri Sophon were traded off. During the Indochina War, the French Navy tried to seize Trat again. The French Thai Battle broke out on 17 January 1941 at Ko Chang. The Thai Navy successfully drove out the French Navy.

One of the most sought-after holiday destinations which stretch as far as the eyes can see.

Located in the southeastern region of Thailand in Trat province and only 310 km away from Bangkok, Koh Chang (Elephant Island) and its island chain were awarded the Marine National Park status in 1982 to ensure that this pristine environment is preserved.

Koh Chang Marine National Park, the 2nd largest island in Thailand, is a charming destination where you can enjoy the chain of white sandy coves and fine beaches, pristine rain forests and abundance of wildlife and marine life, coral reefs, high mountain peaks, several scenic waterfalls, and not to be missed, a rich variety of cuisine and great nightlife!

Welcome to Tropical Paradise Island

Located in the southeastern region of Thailand in Trat province and only 310 km away from Bangkok, Koh Chang and its island chain were awarded the Marine National Park status in 1982 to ensure that this pristine environment is preserved.

Koh Chang Marine National Park, the second largest island in Thailand, which covers an area of 650 square kilometers, is a charming destination where you can enjoy the chain of white sandy coves and fine beaches, pristine rain forests and abundance of wildlife and marine life, coral reefs, high mountain peaks, several scenic waterfalls, and not to be missed, a rich variety of cuisine and great nightlife!

Koh Chang itself comprised of 429 square kilometers area boasts several amazing natural wonders that are magnificently blended with the traditional way of life. Recently, with the surge of the island's development and popularity, it has been elevated to Thailand's new tourist attractive haven. Koh Chang, the tropical paradise island, is unquestionably becoming one of the most sought-after holiday destinations, which stretch as far as the eye can see.


How to get there

By Bus

The trip normally takes you around 5 hours from Bangkok to Trat and from Trat's downtown another 20-30 minutes more for the transfer to Laem Ngop ferry pier to Koh Chang. Both air-conditioned and non-air-conditioned buses depart from The Eastern Bus Terminal on Sukhumvit Road near the BTS skytrain Eakkamai station and Northern Bus Terminal (Mor Chit 2) on Kamphangphet 2 Road. The air-conditioned buses are technically well maintained.

They all have adjustable seats excellent with firm lumber support and have much leg space, comfortable even for taller Western travelers.

Bus Timetable

Eastern Bus Terminal ( Eakkamai ) - Trat

1. Cherdchai Tour ( First Class Air-Con ) 45 Seats
Bangkok - Trat
06.00, 07.00, 09.30, 11.00, 12.30, 14.00, 15.30, 17.30, 19.30, 20.30, 22.00, 23.30
Trat - Bangkok
07.00, 08.00, 09.00, 10.00, 11.00, 12.00, 13.00, 14.00, 16.00, 18.00, 23.00, 23.30
Fare : One way 241 Baht / Roumdtrip 456 Baht

2. Suparat Tour ( First Class Air-Con ) 40 Seats
Bangkok - Trat
08.30, 10.30, 12.00, 16.40, 18.30, 22.30
Trat - Bangkok 08.30, 10.30, 12.00, 14.30, 17.00, 23.00
Fare : One way 241 Baht / Roundtrip 456 Baht

3. Chokanukul Tour ( First Class Air-Con ) 40 Seats
Bangkok - Trat
13.15, 23.30
Trat - Bangkok
09.30, 23.00
Fare : One way 241 Baht / Roundtrip 456 Baht

4. State owned Trasport (Second Class Air-Con)
Bangkok - Trat
06.00, 07.00, 09.00, 11.00, 12.30, 14.30, 16.00, 17.30, 24.00
Trat - Bangkok
06.30, 07.30, 08.30, 09.30, 11.30, 13.00, 15.00, 17.00, 23.30
Fare : One way 188 Baht

Northern Bus Terminal ( Mo - Chit 2 ) - Trat

1. Cherdchai Tour ( First Class Air-Con ) 42 seats
Bangkok - Trat
08.30, 15.30
Trat - Bangkok
08.30, 14.30
Fare : One way 248 Baht

2. Suparat Tour ( First Class Air-Con ) 42 Seat and 57 Seat
Bangkok - Trat
06.00, 09.30, 12.30, 15.30, 23.00
Trat - Bangkok
07.30, 09.30, 12.30, 16.00, 23.30
Fare : One way 248 Baht / Roundtrip 474 Baht

By Car

1. Drive through Bangna-Trat highway no.3, passing Chonburi, Rayong and Chanthaburi. Distance is 385 kilometers.
2. Drive via Bangna-Conburi-Klaeng-Chanthaburi on highway no.344. The distance is around 315 kilometers.
3. Motorway is another alternative. Total fee is 60 baht, start from Rama IX or Srinakarin (first pay) to Baan Bung-Klaeng-Chantaburi and finally to Trat

Note : For oversea travelers, do make sure you bring an International Driving Permit with you or any hassles you encounter are entirely of your own making.

By Van

Through Koh-changinfo.com, collecting you from your place in Bangkok to your destination in Koh Chang is possible if your stay within the area that is on our service route. Alternatively, you can contact us to make an appointment to pick you up at a certain meeting point, despite very early in the morning, as agreed later. If you need our assistance in arranging this, please contact our managers at Reservation@koh-changinfo.com

By Air

Only Bangkok Airways has direct flights from Bangkok to Trat daily, twice a day. The flight duration is approximately 45 - 50 min.

Depart from BangkokReturn flight from Trat
8:30 - 9.30 ( PG301 )10.00 - 10.55 (PG302)
17.00 - 18.00 (PG307)18.30 - 19:25 (PG308)

*** Flight schedule is valid now until further notice
Note : If you need our assistance in arranging AIRPORT TRANSFERS to your destination, please contact our managers at Reservation@koh-changinfo.com.
For more information on Airline bookings, please contact 1771.

Reaching Koh Chang

310 kilometers away from the Bangkok Metropolis to the province of Trat, Koh Chang Marine National Park consists of 52 islands of varying sizes, it situated in the Gulf of Thailand. The main island named Koh Chang is the largest part of it and is the second largest island of the Kingdom, after Phuket.

There are 3 piers in Trat to take the ferry to Koh Chang. All of them are located in Laem Ngob and is a 30 mins from Trat. A mini van called Songthaew is easily found around the Trat municipal market from as early as 6:00 am. Also, main areas where any group of Songthaew is parked may have a stand that sells ferry tickets. The fare to Laem Ngob is about 40 Baht per person.

The road on the island swoops up and down, over and around cliffs, with verdant mountains on one side and the azure sea on the other. Ferries connect larger Islands from either the mainland or other islands. There are now several large car ferries linking the mainland to Koh Chang. These ferries are also available for transferring passengers. More interestingly, you can spot smaller ferries plying with their trade in the better part of the Gulf of Thailand near the Cambodian border.

Ferry

Generally, most of tourists catch a ferry to the island. There are 3 piers available to serve the tourists:

Koh Chang Ferry at Thammachat Bay has 2 piers
Koh Chang Ferry and Ferry Koh Chang (Operation hour from 6.30 am to 7.00 pm) depart every hour approximately time 20 minutes to the island. Arrive Sapparos Bay. Both charge 50 baht per person and 150 baht per car for a one-way trip.

Centre Point Ferry
Open from 6.00 am to 7.00 pm daily all year depending on the weather. It take time 40 minutes arrive at Dan Kao, The fare is 90 baht per person and free of charge for vehicles. You can expect no discount for a round-trip ticket.

After arriving at any Koh Chang pier, you will see Songthaew the small pickups car which ready to take you to anywhere on Koh Chang. The fare start from 40 Baht to 80 Baht per person. Price are subject to the time of day and number of passengers.

Car and Motorbike Rentals

Car rental is the most pleasant choice to choose. Many types of vehicles you choose come with a car insurance. A motorbike can be hired at Baht 200-300 a day. The vendors also have a wide selection of bikes for rent along the street.

Note : To drive on Koh Chang required the international driving license