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Ko Kham

Ko Kham
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An idealic little blink-and-you'll-miss-it island barely a kilometre from Ko Maak, Ko Kham is a perfect spot to really get away from it all.

Crystal-clear waters and a number of coral reefs make the island popular with the snorkelling crowd and many boat outings from Ko Chang stop here for an hour or two to have a look into the not-so-deep.

A series of black volcanic rocks jut out of the snow-white sand on the island's eastern beach, making for quite a scenic backdrop on a sunny day.

There is only one resort on the island and it's wise to book ahead if you're planning on visiting over a weekend or holiday break or you could find yourself stranded on the beach until the next day.

If you do choose to stay here, you'll need to deal with the fact the island sees a lot of day trippers, but don't worry they will leave.

The major pastimes on Ko Kham predictably involve getting wet and the Ko Kham Resort rents out kayaks and snorkelling equipment. The resort also has a fair selection of books and games to save guests from being bored to tears in the evenings (not surprisingly, there's no nightlife to speak of).


 
















The island is most easily reached by boat from Ko Maak, but given the number of boat operators in the area, there's any number of other possibilities for ending up here.

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