Koh Kood Island
The Fifth largest Island of Thailand
Planning to visit Koh Kood? Discover this great island with amazing diving and snorkeling!
Discover Koh Kood – Thailand’s Hidden Island Gem
Koh Kood (also spelled Ko Kut) is a pristine island located in the Gulf of Thailand, just south of Koh Chang and close to the Cambodian border. Despite being Thailand’s fifth-largest island, Koh Kood remains wonderfully untouched, a true tropical escape known for its peaceful atmosphere, lush jungle, and white-sand beaches.
🏝️ Nature, Tranquility and Adventure
Koh Kood is a paradise for those seeking unspoiled nature, with mountainous terrain, tropical forest, and a slower pace of life. You’ll find yourself surrounded by:
Stunning beaches such as Ao Tapao, Klong Chao, Klong Hin, and Ao Phrao
Jungle trails, hidden waterfalls, and panoramic viewpoints
Picturesque fishing villages like Baan Ao Salad, Ao Yai, and Klong Mad
Nearby snorkeling spots like Koh Raet and Koh Mai Si
Exploring the island is easy by motorbike, with quiet roads and minimal traffic—just watch out for the occasional monkey or pothole!
🌞 Things to Do on Koh Kood
While Koh Kood is perfect for relaxing, there’s plenty to keep you active:
Scuba diving & freediving with BB Divers
Snorkeling in crystal-clear waters
- Disc golf, a fun activity for young and old! Join us for a frisbee game basicaly following Golf rules. A great game from beginner level to pro competition.
Kayaking, biking, or hiking through the jungle
Swimming, sunbathing, or enjoying the local bars and occasional beach party
📍 Visit BB Divers on Koh Kood
You’ll find BB Divers at three convenient locations:
In Klong Chao village, the central hub of the island
At Bang Bao Bay, at the entry road to Siam Beach Resort
- BB Check-in office: Next to Koh Kood resort, our lovely check-in office serves as boat departure point, and the Disc Golf activity.
📍 Click here for shop locations
Whether you’re diving, snorkeling, in for a game of Disc Golf, or just stopping by for info, our friendly team is here to help you make the most of your island stay.
🌴 Best Time to Visit Koh Kood
High season (October to May/June): Hot, sunny, and calm seas—ideal for diving, snorkeling, and beach days.
Green season (monsoon): Fewer tourists and lush landscapes. While there may be rain and waves, it’s a peaceful time to experience the island’s wilder side.
**Koh Kood offers something for everyone—**from peaceful retreats to ocean adventures. Whether you’re here to relax or explore, you’ll quickly fall in love with this laid-back island paradise.
Good to Know Before You Go – Koh Kood Travel Tips
💸 Money & Essentials
ATMs: There are 4 ATMs on Koh Kood, but they can be unreliable. It’s best to bring enough Thai baht in cash.
Currency Exchange: Some places accept foreign currency, but at poor exchange rates.
Credit Cards: Widely accepted in hotels and larger shops, often with a 3–5% surcharge.
Shopping & Supplies: Basic supplies are available, but for medications or specific items, bring what you need from the mainland.
WiFi: Available in most resorts and restaurants, but expect moderate to slow speeds.
Healthcare: There is a small hospital on the island for basic medical care.
🛥️ How to Get to Koh Kood
The only way to reach Koh Kood is by boat, but transport is now well-organized and accessible for individual travelers. You can arrive from the mainland at Laem Sok Pier or transfer from Koh Chang or Koh Mak.
🛳️ From Laem Sok Pier (Trat Mainland)
There are four main ferry operators, all offering resort transfers upon arrival:
Boonsiri Catamaran
Koh Kood Express
Koh Kood Princess
Seudamgo Ferry
🕑 Travel time: ~1–1.5 hours
🚌 Land transfers from Trat Airport or bus station can be arranged with the ferry companies
🏝️ From Neighboring Islands
From Koh Chang (via Koh Mak):
Bang Bao Boat – High season only
Kai Bae Hut Speedboat – High season only
Boonsiri Catamaran – Operates year-round
These services allow you to explore multiple islands in one trip.
