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Not A Fan of Sun Sea & Sand? Don't Come to KOH MAK

Not A Fan of Sun Sea & Sand? Don't Come to KOH MAK Part 2 on Koh Mak, getting of my resort and exploring, using media platforms to find the Best beaches sunsets and views, the most popular place though is a Hut that has no sea, sun or sand! Koh Mak ( or Koh Maak in some guides ) is located in the Marine National Park in Eastern Thailand, around 40Km from the Trat coast and 20Km south of Koh Chang.   It is around 16km², too big to walk around but easy to see by bicycle.  The roads are very quiet as there isn’t a vehicle ferry to the island.  Koh Mak is also relatively unknown.  This means that it isn’t over run by package tours and and is still a well kept secret for most travelers. Koh Chang is growing every year with more and more shophouses, bars, restaurants and nightclubs.  Whereas development on Koh Mak is limited to small restaurants mostly on the resorts, minimarts and a few resorts, my resort has only 10 rooms. It’s growing but at a much slower pace. Wonder what Koh chang was like 25 years ago, visit Koh Mak.. Koh Mak is a quiet location for people who are looking for a relaxing holiday.  If you are looking for long deserted beaches then you’ll find them on Koh Mak.  There aren’t any jet-skis or beer bars.  So it isn’t for someone looking for an alternative to Phuket or Pattaya.  The island has beautiful nature which is perfect for hiking trips. There is also a diving school where you can book diving and snorkeling trips. The nearby Marine Park has the best selection of marine life Thailand has to offer. Activities on offer include diving – there are a couple of PADI certified dive centres, snorkelling, kayaking, Muay Thai and cycling on the many tracks and trails that lead to remote beaches. Or you could just laze by the beach or get a traditional Thai massage, “no soapy here”. Koh Mak resorts and bungalows are located mainly on the beaches of Ao Kao and Ao Suan Yai.  Popular resorts include Seavana, Koh Mak Resort, Lazy Day and Big Easy.  All offering a different type of ambiance and catering to different types of visitor.   There isn’t a large choice of budget accommodation, I have seen 1 hostel, but you’ll find a friendly welcome and good value rooms at numerous small resorts and guesthouses. 0-2 mins recap 2-5 mins Banana sunset/Coral Club 5-6 mins Night Ride to Resort 6-8 mins green view resort 8-20 mins ride to Cinnamon scenic boardwalk & pier 20-29 mins ride to Leam Son Beach 29-32 mins Food Art Hut 32-43 mins ride to and Ao Soun Yai FREE MUSIC; “Autumn Sunset” - "Back To The Wood" - “Alison” - “Dirt Road Traveller” by Audionautix is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution licence (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/...) Artist: http://audionautix.com/ “Summer Splash” - “Outdoor Dining” - “Coastal” - “Hustle” -- “Gentle Documentary” - Free Music From by ClipChamp ; Licensed Music Sea Sick Steve - "Started Out With Nothing" - "You cant Teach An Old Dog NewTricks"