As with other Thai islands, Koh Chang has stunning dive spots and you can enjoy up to 30 metres of visibility in some locations. There are many dive centres on the island, providing opportunities for experienced and new divers.
If you want to find the perfect spot to relax, the island has many picturesque beaches. Had Sai Khao is the most developed, with shops and restaurants, or try Had Kai Bae, which has great views of the sunset and sunrise, for a more peaceful experience.
Thai food is traditionally spicy and there is a wide range of noodle and rice dishes, as well as some delicious local seafood. If you want to experience Thai hospitality, visit Bang Bao, a traditional fishing village where many locals run restaurants.
The luxury hotels on Koh Chang all have a choice of dining options, where you can enjoy an international combination of flavours. At the Amari Emerald Cove Resort you can sample Italian cuisine at Sassi or delicious Thai dishes at Just Thai
The breathtaking natural beauty of Koh Change draws visitors to the island and you certainly won't be disappointed. There are glorious rainforests, beautiful waterfalls, colourful marine life and sandy beaches to be explored across the island.
Bang Bao has unique buildings that you just have to see; they are suspended on stilts and access is provided by small bridges. The Mangrove Forest Conservation Centre is a well-kept secret, with a 2km long walkway through the forest.