Baan Klong Son

Baan Klong Son is located in the northernmost part of Koh Chang island, offering a peaceful alternative to the busier beaches further south. Surrounded by forested mountains, the village is home to a significant local community engaged in fishing and fruit farming. It is the first settlement travelers encounter after arriving by ferry from the mainland. The coastline of Klong Son is characterized by hidden coves and exclusive residential developments. Coral Beach and the adjacent Coral Reef are fantastic for those looking to explore the underwater world. Half Moon Beach provides a secluded setting, well-suited for those seeking tranquility. The area also features high-end accommodations like the Coral Cove Beachfront Villa And Spa. Beyond the beaches, the village features a beautiful Chinese shrine and opportunities for trekking to nearby waterfalls. Access is via ferry from Trat to Koh Chang, followed by a short ride. The best time to visit is from November to February, when the humidity is lower and the sea remains calm.

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