Koh Chang : 7 Days Expedition

Our taxi will pick you all up at your resort at 9.00 am and bring you to the office. Please come ready with your kayaking kit already packed. The luggage you are not taking with you on the expedition will be placed in our office, for safe keeping whilst you are away. You will need your passport for your expedition, as the Thai government now requires all resorts to monitor their customers. The first day of expedition, we start from Magic Resort to the South West Coast. With 3 km, we will reach Koh Man Nai for the break, before lunch on the restaurant at Lonely Beach then we make our way around Bailan Bay. The west coast of Koh Chang has some of the best rock formations in the National Park, with 5Km of inaccessible coastline ahead, our journey up the West coast offers us ample opportunity to express ourselves. Gliding between rocks, carving turns, and testing our skills against the waves, there are challenges for all abilities during this last section of the day before ending the day at Bangbao bay. A/C/Hot Water

Bang Bao is a beach on the south coast of Koh Chang. From the beach, we have rewarded a panoramic view of the islands that await us. Once we have packed our kayaks and orientated ourselves we set out for Koh Klum, an open water crossing of 7km. This is a challenging start but nonetheless, it is very achievable. Before you know it, the journey to the first of the numerous islands has been achieved. Having eaten and had a swim we continue our journey to Koh Wai. The crossing to Koh Wai is only 4km and is done in a short time. On arriving, we will arrive the North West coast, this stretch gives us much to enjoy – the aptly named ‘Paradise Beach’ with snorkeling, wonderful coffee, and the beach isn’t bad either. Our next destination on Koh Wai is one of the best snorkeling spots in the whole park. Remark: The accommodation in Koh Wai is very limited. Getting the shared toilet options or a ruined Bangalow is possible. The electricity is also limited not the whole night. If we get this option, we will compensate by upgrading the quality of accommodation on other days.

Departing Koh Wai, we continue to North West, then explore the South West coast. We will stop at the private beach for lunch. After the break, we look South over the open sea towards Koh Kham After the break, we look South over the 8 km open sea towards Koh Kham, a little island that is unique by its black volcanic rocks, white sand, and crystal clear waters to the northwest of Koh Mak. From here we kayak down to the resort in Koh Mak South West. A/C, Restaurant, Pool, and hot water are included.

Today’s longest distance await for us, we continue to Koh Kra and then continue sea crossing from Koh Kra to Koh Wai (9 km). We will break and one of the beautiful beach in Koh Wai named Ao Yai Ma for lunch, then 3 KM crossing to Lao Ya Nok and stopping at Lao Ya Nai. The last section of this day is another 5 km crossing to Koh Chang, Salakphet Area. A/C, restaurant, and hot water are included.

From the resort, we are afforded a panoramic view of the islands that await us. Once we have packed our kayaks, gear and briefed, we set out for Salak Phet Bay, Koh Prao Nok then continued to the Koh Chang southwest coast stopping at Wai Chaek Beach, and finish the trip at Bang Bao