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Koh Chang Grand Lagoona Resort

Handcrafted by on September 21, 2009 2 Comments

koh chang grand lagoona

Koh Chang Grand Lagoona is the largest resort on Koh Chang.  It is owned by one of the wealthiest men in Thailand and gives the impression it is pretty much a rich man’s plaything. It combines the sublime with the ridiculous and beautiful luxury accommodation with budget bungalows and rooms in a ghost ship.

Look one way and you’ll be wowed by the renovated rice barges on the lagoon, look the other way and you’ll see rusting heavy machinery and a vast expanse of landfill – devoid of natural plant life.  It is easy to look across to the other side of the canals and imagine what the area looked like prior to being flattened and cleared.

As you’ll see from one of the photos, the resort is for Guests and VIP Visitors only.  Anyone with 150 baht is a VIP.  For your money you get a bicycle, route map, free snack, free drink (including beer) at the beach bar and can use the floating swimming pool.  Near the entrance there is also a nice, little waterfall which is easily accessible by foot.

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2 Comments »

  • David Higgs says:

    Will Mr Thaksin be around to say hello ?

  • phil says:

    i thought the hotel looked a bit shaby but the beach is fantastic one of the most quite and beautiful on the island and at the other end of the beach has some low cost bungalows kk beach hut and a most brilliant beach bar named ERNIE BARNS fantastic views great hosts best on ko chang

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