See & Do, Koh Kood
Koh Kood is a haven for adventure seekers and beach enthusiasts! Beyond soaking up the breathtaking beaches, there are numerous thrilling activities on and near the island that you definitely shouldn’t miss!
Klong Yai Kee Waterfall
Discover Khlong Yai Kee Waterfall on Koh Kood: a short but adventurous jungle hike leads to a natural pool where you can swim most of the year. Enjoy lush scenery, rock sunbathing, and multiple waterfall levels—a peaceful nature escape
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Big Chai Tree & Makkayuk Tree
The Big Chai Tree and the Makkayuk Tree are massive, ancient trees deep in the jungle of Koh Kood. They’re over 500 years old and hold a special spiritual significance for the Thai people. According to local belief, when a woman passes away on Koh Kood, her spirit is said to go to these trees. You’ll notice several of them wrapped in orange cloth, and on one tree, there was even a dress adorned with flowers. It’s a unique, mystical spot that’s definitely worth a visit if you’re heading to the nearby Huang Nam Waterfall.
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Sabai Dog
On the tranquil island of Koh Kood, Sabai Dog shines as a beacon of hope for stray dogs. Founded by the devoted Lithuanian couple Mantas and Rasa, this humble rescue offers more th […]
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Kayak & Paddleboard
Rent kayaks or paddleboards at Koh Kood and explore stunning waterfalls, hidden bays, and charming fishing villages. Perfect for adventure lovers!
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Koh Kood Gym
Koh Kood Gym (เกาะกูดยิม) gives you that extra boost of movement in paradise. Located on the beautiful island of Koh Kood, this gym combines a relaxed atmospher […]
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Ao Yai Fisherman Village Koh Kood
Ban Ao Yai is a small fishing village built on stilts over the sea. Besides giving you a glimpse into the lives of the local fishermen, it’s also one of the best spots to enjoy fresh seafood. This stilt village is home to several fish restaurants. The pier is tucked away on the east side of Koh Kood, and the scenic drive there along winding roads is beautiful in itself. On your way to Ao Yai Pier and Ban Ao Yai, you’ll pass a great viewpoint where you can already see the village — definitely worth stopping for a photo!
Ao Yai Fisherman Village, Koh Kood
Klong Mad Fisherman Village
Klong Mad is partly a small fishing village with friendly locals and cozy coffee spots, and partly a beautiful little bay with sun loungers. You can rent kayaks to explore the crystal-clear water. But honestly, we’d totally get it if you just decide to stay put and soak it all in.
Klong Mad Fisherman Village, Koh Kood