Khlong Chao Beach, Koh Kood
Khlong Chao beach runs along Koh Kood's west coast where the creek of the same name reaches the sea. It is the island's principal beach: white sand, clear shallow water and casuarinas behind.
The creek mouth splits it, and kayaks go upstream from here toward the waterfall through mangrove and forest - one of the better hours you can spend on the island.
Koh Kood is the fourth-largest island in Thailand but among the least developed, with no nightlife to speak of and roads that are quiet even in season.
Related Routes
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- Ao Salad Fishing Village, Koh Kood — A stilt fishing village on the island's north-east coast, largely unchanged and still working.
- Khlong Chao Waterfall, Koh Kood — The island's best-known waterfall, dropping into a deep pool reached by boat up the creek or on foot.
- Ao Taphao Beach, Koh Kood — A calm west-coast bay north of Khlong Chao, shallow and sheltered.
- Bang Bao Beach, Koh Kood — A small sheltered bay in the island's south-west, often named among Thailand's best beaches.

