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5 minutes ago, Krapow said:

Would you need wheels if staying there for a few days?

I don't mean a bike, as we have the child.

No not really mate .. we needed to do a border runs which is a lot of milage and last time I rented a bike in Koh Chang got sting, so it was easy for us to take our own bikes.

Now if your going by minibus to Trat pier for the crossing then you just go as foot passengers and there's baht buses which will take you to your report.

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3 minutes ago, Lanzalad said:

No not really mate .. we needed to do a border runs which is a lot of milage and last time I rented a bike in Koh Chang got sting, so it was easy for us to take our own bikes.

Now if your going by minibus to Trat pier for the crossing then you just go as foot passengers and there's baht buses which will take you to your report.

So you could get about, see plenty just by foot?

We're not really into sit by the beach or pool kinda holidays, we like to see or do stuff.

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Just now, Krapow said:

So you could get about, see plenty just by foot?

We're not really into sit by the beach or pool kinda holidays, we like to see or do stuff.

You would need some kind of transport .. i know you can book trips to see places or book a driver for the day.

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Nice report especially cool about the Cambodian immigration taking you around.

bought some  Marlboro lights once on a Cambodia border run they must have been fake were really nasty 

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22 hours ago, Baldylocks said:

Wow fantastic pictures, going to be on my places to go next year with my mrs. 

Yes give it a try... for anyone who is new to Koh Chang i'd book for white sands which is a the biggest town on Koh Chang.. but still only very small.

Try to book this place

Tantawan Bungalow

 

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Thanks for the TR Lanzalad. Brought back some great memories for me as it was were I spent my honeymoon.  3 years after that my wife decided to fook off  with a fat Cnut from Leicestershire and ive forgotten what she even looked like . 

However, I will never forget Koh Chang . A really great Island to chill out on . 

Cheers ! 

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Always liked Koh Chang, it actually saved me from cutting my holiday short last year as I'd had enough of Pattaya, we went to Koh Chang for 2 nights and ended up staying for 5.

If I go Thailand this year I'm definitely doing a trip there.

:)

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Did Ko Chang for a week this past March, wifey took me for my b-day. Nice place and kudos to Lanzaland for these great pictures. Hotter then hell in March, but got to deal with it.

Here is a word for the wise, do not let your Thai GF, Wife, fuck buddy or who ever or what ever you refer your significant other as......" You got my camera packed in the bag right"?  This while downstairs yelling upstairs to her. " No ploblem" she replies.

Get to the point where we drive the car on the ferry over there and want to take a few snaps......I open the bag and ask her where the camera is?  You can pretty much guess the rest of the story. Arghhhhhhh!  

One evening, down by this restaurant, this guy must have been 80 years old right?  His Thai Gal was carefully guiding his " Oxygen Tank" over to their table. Bless his heart, living the dream LOL!  

I asked the wife if she will do this for me a few years down the road too? " Sure, I just hope I do not forget to keep your oxygen on all night so you do not look like a frozen popsicle stick the next morning"  Geez....nice huh? 

Great pics here and Ko Chang is a great place to chill. 

 

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1 hour ago, Horizondave said:

Never been, bucket list I think..

Its a great place to chill out Dave.

The place we stayed at last time was great, a 5 minute walk and into White sands, the main town.

Lovely bungalows and swimming pool and beach on your door step.

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Last few trips we stayed at Klong Prau Resort, next bay to White Sands, a bit quieter but the beach was great for the kids. 

Not been for about 4 years, might take a drive down this time home actually if the weather is ok. 

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4 minutes ago, Rompho Ray said:

I had actually been told that it was TOO quiet.  Who knows what to believe?! 

Great pics, thanks.

Ray c'mon things are never too quiet when you have a bungalow on the beach a 7/11 over the road and good WiFi .. 

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17 minutes ago, Lanzalad said:

Ray c'mon things are never too quiet when you have a bungalow on the beach a 7/11 over the road and good WiFi .. 

Never a quiet dull time when you have good company tagging along......................

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