Virtual Travel & Island Guide about the East Coast of 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: Beaches & Bays on Ko Chang --> East Coast of Ko Chang in Thailand 1 Page back East Coast of Ko Chang in Thailand - Beaches & Bays on Ko Chang - (The East Coast of Ko Chang in Thailand)   About us / Contact    Current Thailand Weather     Sitemap       Currency-Converter    The east coast of Ko Chang is the least developed part of the island. But, due to lengthening of the road, tourism is slowly entering.     On the Dan-Kao-Pier at the East Coast of Ko Chang   The coast is very flat and partly overgrown with mangroves. The accessible spots are to a large extent stony, but there are also small, sandy beaches. At low tide, when there is less water, big sections of the shore turn into swampy bays. Those who drive along the road to Baan Salak Khok, to Salak Phet Bay or to Long Beach, will appreciate the beauty of this less explored section of the island. All villages along the coast are located at the road, only the 2 southernmost, Baan Khlong Rakam and Baan Khlong Hin Kong, can be reached by boat.   On the east coast you find Ko Chang´s only public hospital, directly on the road at Baan Khlong Nonsi, 6 kilometres from the Dan-Kao-Pier in the southern direction. The headquarters of the police is situated 600 metres south of the hospital.   Arrival/Departure: In 2008 there was no regular taxi service along the east coast to the villages in the south. But there are taxis leaving the pier so you have to ask there for futher information.   If coming by motorbike or car just follow the main road that leads along the east coast. The road ends either in Baan Salak Phet or after Long Beach. Accommodation is available at the east coast but there are still not many bungalow resorts. Tents can be rented at the National-Marine-Park-Headquarters, which is also the starting point for a visit to Than Mayom Waterfalls. (See 'What to do on Ko Chang', 'The Mu Ko Chang National Marine Park')   All 360° virtual reality panoramas and photographs from December 2002 and April 2005. We point out, that in rainy-season between May and October, at some beaches strong currents may occur! Since people drowned already, we ask you not to ignore the warning-signs!