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Ko Kut

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  • Just another Ko Kut Beach

    Beaches on Ko Kut
    4.5 stars

    There are a dozen beaches on Ko Kut to choose from and as long as you're not looking for a surf break, you'll find something that suits your taste. Here's out rundown on all of Ko Kut's beaches from top to bottom. Yai Ki Cliff beach Yai Ki Cliff beach sits to the south of the mouth of the ... read more

  • Khlong Chao Waterfall

    Khlong Chao Waterfall
    4 stars

    Khlong Chao Waterfall is the most central waterfall on the island and is very easy to reach, with a paved road going much of the way there. From the parking lot, it's a 10-minute walk along a jungle trail to the falls. There is a large swimming hole at the base (to your right when you exit the ... read more

  • Khlong Yai Ki Waterfall

    Khlong Yai Ki Waterfall
    3.5 stars

    Khlong Yai Ki Waterfall is quite a bit more out of the way than Khlong Chao. You need to head north and follow the signs to Bann Makok (as the waterfall is only signposted here and there) and take a right turn to the parking lot. If you reach the dirt turnoff to the left that leads to Bann Makok ... read more

  • Huang Num Kaew Waterfall

    Huang Num Kaew Waterfall
    4 stars

    This is easily the most isolated yet accessible waterfall on Ko Kut and while on some maps it is marked as "Hidden Waterfall", with a hard-base road right to it, it's not really hidden anymore. It's a bit of a scramble down from the parking lot, then you need to climb up over some boulders to reach ... read more

  • Snorkelling off Ko Rad

    Snorkelling on Ko Kut
    2.5 stars

    There are a few operations that run daily speedboat snorkelling trips, generally to an offshore islet and a snorkelling spot by Ko Kut. Prices range from around 800 to 1,000 baht for a half-day trip, generally including pick-up and drop-off at your resort, snacks and drinks and a couple of ... read more

  • Have speedboat - can go diving.

    Diving on Ko Kut
    2.5 stars

    Ko Kut is not at the top of many people's diving lists -- and after we did a snorkelling trip we could see why. However we spent a good deal of time chatting to Mike from Paradise Divers at Happy Days -- he has been on the island for ten years -- and he was more positive. Yes, by the end of the ... read more


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