Virtual Travel & Island Guide about Long Beach 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     +      Ko Chang on CD!     Current Page: Beaches & Bays on Ko Chang --> Long Beach on Ko Chang in Thailand 1 Page back Long Beach on Ko Chang in Thailand - Beaches & Bays on Ko Chang - (View to the north of Long Beach on Ko Chang in Thailand)   About us / Contact    Current Thailand Weather     Sitemap       Your Advertisement here!    Long Beach (Haad Sai Yao) at the south-easternmost end of Ko Chang, is a beautiful sandy beach approximately 500 metres long. It is flat, recedes at low tide about 100 metres, but however always very well suitable for swimming.     Low tide at Long Beach     Since 2005 there is a low budget bungalow resort located at Long Beach. Hotels and more expensive accommodations are (not) there so Long Beach is one of the few undeveloped beaches of the entire island. At the southernmost end of Ko Chang, just a few hundred metres from Long Beach, one reaches a small beach the "Koh Chang Remembrance"with inscribed tablets and a naval shrine to the memory of the victims of the sea-battle 1941 (see "What to do on Ko Chang?", "Koh Chang Remembrance - the sunken Warships").   Arrival & Departure: At the end of 2006 there were no taxis driving to Long Beach, so you either have to go there by chartered boat from Salak Phet Bay or, if coming by motorbike or car, turn left at the intersection of the main street, around 14 kilometres south of Dan-Kao-Pier (always follow the signs to the "Koh Chang Remembrance" and "Long Beach"). Keep on this road until the next bigger junction, there turn left, direction "Koh Chang Remembrance" and "Long Beach". After a few hundred metres the road gets step and winding and you will pass a few places at the road from where you have an incredible view into Salak Phet Bay and to the islands south of Ko Chang (see "What to do on Ko Chang?", "Viewpoints on Ko Chang").   Shortly after the viewpoint the road turns into a dust road so the last part should only be made by experienced drivers! (Specifications: 2006) 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!