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Next island hop

12 November

We left the sleepy island of Koh Kood behind and took the Catamaran on the 1 hour journey up to Koh Chang. 


Chang is Thailand 3rd largest island behind Phuket and Samui. It also has elephants and lots of Chang beer 😁🍺it is much more commercialised with many resorts along the small number of coastal beaches. And lots of restaurants and 7-Eleven shops in supply. 

We're staying in a small resort called Kai Bae Beach Resort in a family sized garden bungalow. 

We noted that one hotel reviewer complained about the walk from the garden bungalow to the room. I would like to point out that it takes 10 seconds to get there! 







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