The Mu Koh Chang Marine National Park was established in December 1982. It lies off Thailand's east coast about 600 kilometres from Bangkok in the Gulf of Thailand and consists of about 50 islands, of which Koh Chang, Koh Wai, Koh Mak and Koh Kut are the largest ones. These islands are receiving a growing number of foreign tourists, who are attracted by the pristine and not yet heavily commercialised beaches.
01 Ao Sapparot the harbour of Koh Chang 02 White sand beach 03 White sand beach 04 White sand beach 05 White sand beach
06 Coconut palm plantation 07 Bungalows at the Hat Khlong Phrao beach 08 Little house of spirit to sacrifice Buddha 09 View on the Ko Yuak island 10 Hotel garden
11 Decorated fishing boot 12 Thai kitchen in Ban Bang Bao 13 Thai sea snails 14 Thai antediluvian fish
15 Elephant resort 16 Elephant resort 17 Elephant resort 18 Elephant resort 19 Mangrove woods in Ban Salak Khok
01 Ferryboat from Bang Bao to the island  Koh Wai 02 Captains Cook resort 03 Siam beach 04 Siam beach 05 Chinese shades on the Siam beach
06 Chinese shades on the Siam beach 07 Chinese shades on the Siam beach 08 Chinese shades on the Siam beach 09 Fishing boats
10 Fisherman at work in Baan Klong Mad 11 Fisherman at work in Baan Klong Mad 12 Shrimps 13 Decorated fishing boat in Baan Ao Salat
14 Fishing boats in Baan Ao Salat 15 Fishing boats in Baan Ao Salat 16 The swimming fisher village of Baan Ao Salat 17 Decorated fishing boat in Baan Ao Salat 18 The beach of the Captains Cook Resort
19 Coconut shells 20 Fishing boats at Siam beach 21 Fishing boats at Siam beach 22 Bungalows in the Captains Cook Resort
23 Pier in Laem Sok near Trat 01 Beach on the island Koh Mak 02 Coconut shells on Koh Mak 03 Thai fruit on Koh Mak 04 Worker in a coconut palm plantation on Koh Mak
05 Coral pieces on the beach of little Rayang island 06 Beach on Rayang island 07 Sunshade on the beach on Rayang island 08 Rayang island resort bungalow 09 Beach on Rayang island
10 Sea mussels on Rayang island
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