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Pearl Beach Map

Some very nice bungalow resorts here with sunset views but the only thing the area lacks is a sandy beach. Which usually means that visitors have no problems finding a good value room by the beach shore.

It’s a good convenient option, midway between White Sand Beach and Klong Prao Beach, providing you are willing to hop on songtaew or rent a scooter to get to the beach and back.

If so, then you will save money on accommodation. Use the controls to zoom in and click for more info about specific places and resorts.

For detailed information on the delights of Pearl Beach, see the Island Guide. If you’d prefer to just look at pretty pictures then check out the Photo Gallery.

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Hotels on Pearl Beach

Inspiration Private Villa
Remark Cottage
Keereeta Resort
Penny’s Bungalows
Koh Chang Resortel

13 March – Another Dead Tourist

The body of a white male was fished out of the sea off Lonely beach this afternoon. The deceased was dressed in a white t-shirt & green shorts and the body was bloated indicating it had probably been in the water for a few days. If you're missing a friend or relative get in touch. (With me obviously, not with them as they won't be checking their email again.)

Music Buddies

New Music School For Kids on Koh Chang: Free Music lessons for kids three days a week, 2 hours per day. Plus live performances from guest musicians. Free accommodation for volunteer music teachers. For more info see this Music Buddies Update

Koh Chang, as it was 200 Years ago

It's pretty rare that you find anything relating to the history of Koh Chang online. Finding old reports from western visitors who were here prior to the advent of tourism is nigh on impossible. The odd survey report from Dutch botanists or Portuguese entomologists exists, but nothing really of interest to your or I.

Therefore, imagine my surprise, when I unearthed what may well be the oldest map of Koh Chang in existence, painstakingly Photoshopped hand drawn and complete with the amateur cartographer's musings on, what was then known as 'Elephantine Isle'