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Ko Mak

Ko Mak is a settled, relatively low-lying Trat island with coconut and rubber plantations, beach stays and quiet roads suited to exploring by bicycle.

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Ko Kham

Ko Kham is a small island northwest of Ko Mak in Trat, known for pale sand, dark shoreline rocks and clear shallows. · 2.1 km away

Mu Ko Chang Archipelago

Mu Ko Chang is Trat's island-group destination, centred on Ko Chang and surrounding Gulf of Thailand islands with different ferry routes and park access rules. · 4.6 km away

Ko Kradat

Ko Kradat is a privately managed, low-lying island northeast of Ko Mak in Trat, noted for free-roaming deer and open coastal scenery. · 6.0 km away

Ko Rang

Ko Rang is the main island of a reef-rich island group west of Ko Mak, within the Mu Ko Chang marine national park area. · 11 km away

About Ko Mak

The island lies between the Ko Chang and Ko Kut areas in the eastern Gulf. Ao Suan Yai and Ao Phra face the northwestern side, while Ao Kao is a principal southwestern beach area and Laem Son lies towards the east. Villages, plantations and smaller lanes form an important part of the landscape beyond the beaches. The physical island is distinct from Ko Mak Subdistrict, which also includes surrounding islands.

Book a crossing to the pier that serves your accommodation and confirm the onward transfer. Cycling offers a way to explore the settled interior, subject to heat and local road conditions. Ko Kham, Ko Kradat and the Rang islands are possible separate boat outings; they require their own access and weather checks. Confirm the current boat service and your return connection rather than relying on an old seasonal timetable.

Last reviewed
22 October 2026
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