Virtual travel & island guide about the Viewpoints on Ko Chang in Thailand. www.KoChangVR.com - Virtual Reality (VR), Panorama Pictures, Photos and Information.     Home / Languages   + Bookable Hotels  +   + More Hotels / Bungalows  +   + Ko Chang Information  +   + Beaches & Bays  +   + What to do?  +   + Real Estates & Property  +   + Ko Kood Special  +   + Ko Mak Special  +   + Islands near Ko Chang  +      Mainland around Trat  + Thailand Information  +      Angkor Wat / Cambodia  + Cambodia Tours  +   + Links & Banner     +      Your Advertisement here! Current Page: What to do on Ko Chang? --> Viewpoints on Ko Chang 1 Page back Viewpoints on Ko Chang in Thailand - What to do on Ko Chang? - (Viewpoint at Kai Bae Beach on Ko Chang in Thailand)   About us / Contact    Current Thailand Weather     Sitemap       Currency-Converter    Besides the cultural and historical objects of interest Ko Chang has to offer, there are several viewpoints on the island.   The viewpoint at Bang Bao Bay These offer wonderful views over the individual beaches, bays and adjacent islands. We present the most beautiful viewpoints with pictures and exact directions - starting clockwise around the island from Bang Bao Bay.   The southernmost viewpoint of Ko Chang is situated a kilometre west of Baan Bang Bao. In contrary to the all other viewpoints it is not raised, but is directly by the sea. The whole of Bang Bao Bay (left panorama picture) can be seen in one direction and Bang Bao Beach in the other (panorama picture above). The second is situated approximately 8 kilometres north, is raised and directly by the road, just after passing Lonely Beach. Here you can see the whole of Bai Lan Bay including Haad Thanam (right panorama picture). The next viewpoint is at Kai Bae Beach, 1 kilometre before the village, also located up on the mountain. It offers a fantastic view to the islands Ko Yuak, Ko Pli, Ko Man Nok and Ko Man Nai (panorama picture below).   The fourth viewpoint, about 50 metre further on directly at the entrance to the road that leads to Sea View Resort & Spa.   It offers a fantastic view over the complete northern part of the west coast up to the mountains behind White Sand Beach (right panorama above). One of the "unofficial" viewpoints is located in the south of Klong Prao Beach. At the sharp bend of the road turn to Chok Dee Resort. It is situated at the end of the stone beach. You can see the whole Klong Prao Beach (left panorama picture).   The next one is also by the road, approximately 600 metres behind White Sand Beach, after the road turns in a right curve up into the mountain. All of Haad Sai Kao and the southern mountains can be seen from here (left panorama picture).   The northernmost viewpoint on Ko Chang is on the road between White Sand Beach and Baan Khlong Son, halfway down the mountain towards Khlong Son Bay. Aow Khlong Son and Sapparot Bay are visible, and with a little luck, if the weather is clear, the view is good enough to see the mainland (right panorama picture).     Another viewpoint is situated at the road to Long Beach in the south of Ko Chang. Turn left at the intersection of the main street, which is 14 kilometres south of Dan-Kao-Pier (always follow the signs to the "Koh Chang Remembrance"). Keep on this road until the next bigger junction, there turn left direction "Long Beach". After a few hundred metres the road gets step and winding. Short before the road turns into a dust road it is on the right hand site. You'll have an incredible view into Salak Phet Bay and to the islands south of Ko Chang (left panorama picture).   The last of the viewpoints is near Baan Salak Phet in the south of Ko Chang. It is situated between the 1st and 2nd levels of the Ke Rhepet Waterfall and offers a wonderful view over Salak Phet Bay (picture below). As opposed to all other viewpoints, this one is only achievable under less favourable conditions (further directions under "What to do on Ko Chang?", "Waterfalls"). All but the last viewpoint at Ke Rhepet Waterfall are easily accessible, since they are located directly on the main road. At White Sand Beach, Kai Bae Beach, the road to Long Beach and at the end of Bang Bao Bay they are made recognizable either with small huts or with a small parking lot, only at Lonely Beach and at Khlong Son Bay there are no signs. The viewpoints at Lonely Beach and at Khlong Son Bay should be visited with caution, since they are situated on very dangerous curves! (Specifications: 2006)