Koh Kood

The island of Koh Kood has stunning, untouched beaches, crystal clear waters, and beautiful nature. Even during high season, the island is usually very quiet compared to other island destinations in Thailand. The island is in the east of Thailand, in Trat Province. Curiously, it only has a population of 2,000 people, which makes it the district with the smallest population of all of Thailand.

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Partner Hotels

High Season Pool Villa Resort & Spa

The five-star pool villa resort on the most beautiful beach in Khong Chao beach of Koh Kood, the gulf of Thailand. A perfect getaway and quiet retreat. All you will find here is tranquility, crystal clear waters and lush surroundings as well as wonderful activities such as scuba-diving. A place where you can truly relax and relish your vacation — a place to treasure in your memories forever.

Rest Sea Resort

Rest Sea Resort is a boutique hotel with its own unique character. It offers an unrivalled combination of luxury, environmentally friendly design and unforgettable authentic experiences. The perfect place to enjoy Koh Kood and its surroundings, with pristine beaches, untamed jungle and peacefulness. Koh Kood is Thailand as it was years ago.

Tolani Resort

At Tolani Koh Kood, the goal is to create unforgettable experiences one guest at a time. If you are looking for a full day of activities exploring land and sea that can be arranged. Lazy afternoons on the beach? No problem. A relaxing time by the pool? Sure! Koh Kood is the destination where there is no ‘to-do’ list for guests. Every aspect of this island life is magical and reflects the lost world paradise you’ve longed for. Adding to the heavenly ambiance is the wonderful cuisine that incorporates the best of all worlds.

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