The charm of Ko Kut extends beyond the sea, embark on an adventure with the jungle trekking activity to visit the majestic Khlong Chao Waterfall. It is one of the landmark destinations on Ko Kut that every traveler must experience. Khlong Chao Waterfall is of moderate size with three cascading levels. The water flows over high cliffs, approximately 10 meters in height, into a wide and deep pool. The crystal-clear water is perfect for swimming or simply sitting by the rocky edge, allowing you to relax and appreciate the natural beauty of the surroundings.

On Koh Kood, there are numerous natural mangrove forests scattered throughout the area. The Klong Chao Mangrove Forest is a must-visit location. Here, a canal flows from the Klong Chao Waterfall to the sea at Klong Chao Beach. One popular activity in this area is kayaking, where you can paddle, explore, and navigate along the canal while enjoying the beauty of the mangrove forest until you reach the sea at Klong Chao Beach. It’s an experience that showcases the island’s natural beauty and is not to be missed.

The evening sun casts its warm, golden rays, painting a picturesque sunset over the sea just before twilight. You can experience this enchanting atmosphere at every Captain Hook Group resort. Revel in the beauty of your leisurely day off from early morning until dusk. Sit back and watch the sunset with your loved ones while enjoying beverages from the resort’s bar. We are ready to create unforgettable memories for you on this special day of relaxation.

Mu Koh Rang is located approximately 6 kilometers west of Koh Mak, the island group features small beachfront areas, serving as the base for park rangers. The surrounding area is dotted with numerous small islands, including Koh Rang Yai, Koh Rang Lek, Koh Kra, Koh Tien, Koh Thongluang, Koh Yak, Koh Sam Phi Nong, Koh Mapring, Koh Tun, and Koh Kampan, among others. This region is a primary diving destination for marine enthusiasts in Trat.

Ban Ao Salad Fishing Village is a small, charming community that serves as both an interesting tourist attraction on Koh Kood and a source of fresh seafood. It’s also a great place to buy local souvenirs. Abundant with a wide variety of fresh seafood, you can handpick your selections from the display tanks. Additionally, rare and locally caught delicacies like “Pla Yam Sawat” (giant snakehead fish) are available exclusively here on the island.

Ban Ao Salad Fishing Village is located to the north of Koh Kood. The majority of the village’s residents are primarily engaged in fishing as their main livelihood. It serves as a transportation hub for passenger boats traveling between Koh Kood and Trat Province.