Koh Mak Hotels for Your Next Holiday
Why Tourists Visit Koh Mak
- * Relax at pristine beaches such as Ao Suan Yai or Ao Kao.
- * Snorkel or dive at the marine-rich reefs of Koh Kradat or Koh Rang National Park.
- * Explore the island by bicycle, passing through rubber plantations and lush forests.
- * Visit the Koh Mak Museum to learn about the island's history and culture.
- * Enjoy authentic Thai seafood and international cuisines at beachfront dining spots.
Koh Mak offers approximately 30 hotels and resorts, ranging from budget-friendly guesthouses (around $20-$50 per night for 3-star accommodations) to boutique beachfront properties, like the newly opened Mira Montra Resort, where prices start at $120 per night, offering modern, eco-conscious designs with direct beach access.
Koh Mak is a serene island in Thailand's Trat Province, famous for its tranquil beaches like Ao Suan Yai and Ao Kao, crystal-clear waters, and sustainable tourism practices.
This small, privately-owned island spans just 16 square kilometers, making it perfect for exploring by bicycle or motorbike without the chaos of more commercialized destinations like Koh Samui.
Popular attractions include the Koh Mak Museum, snorkeling around Koh Kradat, or simply relaxing at a beachfront restaurant with stunning sunsets.
Koh Mak Tips You Must Know
* Book hotels early for travel during high season (November to March) as availability is limited.
* Visit during the low season (May to October) for discounted rates but prepare for occasional rain.
* Bring cash as there are limited ATMs on the island and not all properties accept credit cards.
* Use local speedboat operators for transfers from Trat, which take around 45-60 minutes to Koh Mak.
* Rent a bike or scooter on arrival since the island is small and easy to navigate via quiet roads.