Top Things to do in Ko Kut
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Top 10 Nature & Parks in Ko Kut, Trat Province
Discover the best top things to do in Ko Kut, Thailand including Huang Nam Keaw Waterfall, Klong Jao Waterfall, Sabai Dog, Klong Chao Beach, Bang Bao Beach, Tapao Beach, Khlong Yai Kee Waterfalls, Khlong Chao Waterfalls, The Old Trees, Ao Phrao.
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1. Huang Nam Keaw Waterfall
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 91 reviews
Reviewed By saonka
Pure jungle experience, the waterfall is not in the full flow at this time and swimming is questionable, but still worth to visit.
2. Klong Jao Waterfall
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 40 reviews
Reviewed By Ceallachain - Ireland, null
Gorgeous, stunning waterfall. We rented a private taxi for the day to see all the beautiful sights. Well worth it, and worth going to see. You will have the odd selfie lover hogging up the best area for the perfect picture! But beautiful surroundings.
3. Sabai Dog
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 7 reviews
Sabai Dog Koh Kood is husband and wife from Lithuania helping homeless dogs to live the happy lives. In their home Koh Kood they bring the injured, weakest dogs, puppies and take care of them. There is around 700 stray dogs in Koh Kood and the couple tries their best to help them, feed them, sterilise them. You can visit their home and the dogs that live with, bring dog food, bandages, medicine.
Reviewed By kittenzero
Today we met the kindest most selfless people doing great work in the face of adversity. They are the subject of much disapproval from locals despite the excellent work they do and the amount they help the Island and it's four (and three and two!) legged Inhabitants. They work on many projects such as neutering the island's stay dogs and being there for every dog in need. They go completely out of their way to do the right thing for these beautiful beings with no voice of their own. I would thoroughly recommend a visit here to see the dogs, donate and support. Just remember to book in advance as they are not always in. The dogs are wonderful and friendly as are the brilliant people who run the shelter. Look on their Facebook to see the before and after pictures of the dogs!
4. Klong Chao Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 27 reviews
Reviewed By Reslimpan - Boston, United States
This is one of many the great beaches on Koh Kut. Nice sand, shallow water, too shallow perhaps as you have to walk a bit to swim. A few resorts a long the beach.
5. Bang Bao Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 37 reviews
Reviewed By MamaT23 - Canada, null
I felt like I was swimming in the paradise of the Blue Lagoon. Crystal clear water white sandy beach that felt like baby powder on your feet. Backed by coconut trees that gave you shade to sit and relax. In my opinion the best beach on the island
6. Tapao Beach
7. Khlong Yai Kee Waterfalls
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 248 reviews
Reviewed By uniquefamilytravel - Dubai, United Arab Emirates
A 15 minutes drive from Soneva Kiri through a local village towards the nearby Yai Kee Waterfall. Its great to enjoy a refreshing swim in the natural pool. I believe there are Garra Rufa fish which nibble at your feet providing a great foot pedicure but we didint get one!
8. Khlong Chao Waterfalls
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 553 reviews
Reviewed By MaciejTom_Poz - Poznan, Poland
Highly recommend to go and see this Waterfalls. It is quite accessible by bike and that like couple of minutes walks, just at the end a bit rocky. The other waterfalls is possible to jump from the top, but is more far away from the center of an island and need to manage dozens of steps:). Still personally like the Khlong Chao most. It is also free of charge, just some non obligatory donations for waterfalls renovation, etc.
9. The Old Trees
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 91 reviews
Reviewed By FoFaFiFl - Kolkata (Calcutta), India
On the way to Huang Nam Keaw waterfall, we stopped in the middle of the forest to see this big old tree which looked hundreds of years old. A very beautiful and serene place, the only sound are the leaves ruffling in the winds and birds chirping. It can be a little eerie but in a good way. The trees are a little difficult to locate but if you go with a local, he will surely take you. One clue of locating it is – look for the signboard which shows the way of Huang Nam Keaw Waterfall – the path to reach the tree is just beside.
