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Koh Mak Hotel List
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Koh Mak Resort
District: Koh Mak Super SaverPopular
Small, country style resort on a beautiful island, with wonderful seaviews. An ideal resort for leisure trips
Very Good8.3
(116 reviews)
Ao Kao White Sand Beach Resort
District: Koh Mak Super Saver
Traditional Thai bungalows with outdoor verandas, spread in a sprawling private property fronting a 5 kilometre long beach
Good7.8
(76 reviews)
Bamboo Hideaway Resort Koh Mak
District: Koh Mak Popular
Built with natural materials, boutique lodging set in a rubber tree plantation, air conditioning and hot water, internet in bar
Superb10
(2 reviews)
Goodtime Resort
District: Koh Mak Popular
On hill between the west and the south coast of Koh Mak Island Has Thai-style teak houses & villas
Good7.7
(88 reviews)
Baan Koh Mak Resort
District: Koh Mak
Small country resort, on the isolated, and peaceful island of Koh Mak. Ideal for leisure and private trips
Great8.6
(24 reviews)
Islanda Resort Hotel
District: Koh Mak
Superb9.9
(5 reviews)
Koh Mak Cococape Resort
District: Koh Mak
Koh Mak Villa Hotel
District: Koh Mak
Little Moon Villas
District: Koh Mak
Rayang Island Resort Trat
District: Koh Mak
A restful resort on a secluded island with simply designed, thatched roof bungalows, ideal for nature lovers
Good7
(7 reviews)
Rayang Phurin Resort
District: Koh Mak
Sea Breeze@Koh Mak
District: Koh Mak
Very Good8.1
(26 reviews)
Introduction to Trat - Koh Mak
One of Thailand's best kept secrets is the secluded island of Koh Mak, which is part of the eastern province of Trat and only a few kilometres south of the much more developed island of Koh Chang. During the 1990s, there were only a few Koh Mak hotels but today, the island boasts over 20 different places to stay, from luxury retreats to basic budget bungalows. The island is flat and small with jungle that can easily be explored on foot or by bicycle. It takes roughly three hours to cycle through the three fishing villages, countless rubber tree plantations, jungle tracks, and white sandy beach coastline on Koh Mak. The waters surrounding the island are calm, clear and crystal blue, and when the tide is low, visitors can easily walk to the even more secluded and privately owned island of Koh Kham. The island contains more than 10,000 palm trees, an ancient temple and numerous places to snorkel or scuba dive.
other spellings: kohmak hotel, kho mak, khomak, kho mark, kho maak, mak island, maak island