Activities

Koh Chang activities. You’ll probably want to leave the confines of your hotel at some point. But what will you do? Where will you go? Who will organise it for you? Read this and discover the numerous ways to fill your days on Koh Chang.

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Koh Chang resort and hotel reviews. Room rates and locations of over 70 Koh Chang hotels, resorts, guesthouses and slummy chipboard huts from 300 – 30,000 Baht/night. Book online or through a reputable local tour agent.

A Guide For Independent Travelers to Koh Chang

Read the Koh Chang Island Guide. Each beach on Koh Chang attracts a different type of visitor. Find out what you need to know about the different areas of the island. There is something for everyone whether it be beer and hookers or peace and quiet.

Photo Galleries

Pictures of Koh Chang and other islands. Unimaginative, but un-Photoshopped, photos taken around the island which should give you an idea of what to expect when finally reach Koh Chang, if you can’t be bothered to read the ‘Island Guide’ section.

Property

Property on Koh Chang. Everyone will be your best friend once they know you want to buy real estate here. Listings of businesses, homes and land for sale on Koh Chang and Koh Mak. Plus new information on what not to buy and why not to buy it.

Home » In 2009

Koh Chang Precautionary Measures to Prevent Rip Current Danger

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koh-chang-news-logo13 October, 2009

The Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Official in Trat province revealed statistics showing that in the past 5 years, Rip Currents caused more than 40 deaths in Ko Chang coastal area. Thus under the 1.15 million baht funding supported by the Designated Areas for Sustainable Tourism Administration (DASTA), the local Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Office has implemented Precaution and Rescue Potential Development Project to save victims from Rips in the area.

The Precaution and Rescue Potential Development Project offered a beach guard training course for 80 volunteers and placing 5 coastal watchtowers on 3 main beaches together with warning signs and flags and bilingual information pamphlets for tourists.

In addition to the rescue team and the extra medical equipment provided, the project also aimed to urge collaboration and participation from the local businesses and related agencies to ensure safety for visitors. All actions have already been done to build the confidence for tourists particularly during this rainy season.

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