Blue Lagoon

Low-priced accommodation in a stunning setting

Photo of Blue Lagoon, Khlong Prao, Ko Chang. , Khlong Prao Beach

What we say: 4.5 stars

In a gorgeous, breezy setting, Blue Lagoon has two types of bungalow accommodation, all with private bathroom. The cheapest are small, ordinary wooden huts with one extraordinary feature: doors leading out to the private balcony over the lagoon concertina entirely away to extend the size of the room and open it up to the stunning views. Concrete bungalows, large in size with balconies to match, sit back in the midst of a rubber tree plantation. These are comfortable, but missing the atmosphere and lagoon-side location of the cheaper huts. The guesthouse has a restaurant with a great menu and offering open-air cooking classes by the lagoon for 700B per person. The cooking classes here receive rave reviews and the food here is decent also; if a little watered down for western tastes. The beach isn't great as it's an estuary, but a walk 200m either way results in white sands and gin blue water. Blue Lagoon is found down a picturesque path through a rubber plantation just beyond the entrance to Chang Chuttimun Elephant camp; keep an eye out for the sign besides a fishing shop.

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Contact details:

Khlong Prao, Ko Chang.  T: (039) 557 243, (086) 330 0094 F: (039) 557 244  
Email them at: bluelagoonlazyday@hotmail.com


What we were quoted

Type of room Low season High season Notes
Deluxe bungalow 800 THB 1,000 THB Sleeps up to 10
Beachfront bungalow 500 THB 800 THB Actually lagoon-front
Bungalow fan private b'room 350 THB 600 THB With concertina doors

Added to Travelfish on: 11th July, 2005
Last visited or updated on: 19th October, 2008

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