Welcome to paradise! Koh Kood Island Ko Kut - although it is the fourth largest island in Thailand, it is not known to many tourists, and it's a shame! The island of Koh Kood is located in Trat province and is one of about 52 islands, most of them uninhabited and the most famous of which are Koh Chang the third largest island in Thailand , Koh Mak, and of course Koh Kood - which I will detail in this series of articles.
Koh Kood is the southernmost island of this group of islands and is right on the sea border separating Thailand and Cambodia.
I was happy to find that Koh Kood retained its charm as if nothing had changed. There is still no 7-Eleven. The locals are still charming, and the island remains quiet and unique.
Also, some new places have opened, more bars compared to the last time I visited, and now you can find more places to stay for those traveling on a low budget and for those who prefer not to stay in expensive resorts.
The island is about 40 km from the mainland, the island is about 25 km long and about 12 km wide, and the topography is reminiscent of Ko Chang - most of the island's territory is mountains and cliffs covered with rainforests, coconuts, and tree plantations. The local population is about 2, people, concentrated in 2 fishing villages - Ao Salad and Ao Yai.
