Koh Kood ( sometimes spelled Ko Kut ) is a great island to visit and probably the best in Thailand for lovers of beaches, jungles, waterfalls and deserted roads – which are ideal for cruising along on on your rental scooter. As with Koh Mak there isn’t a vehicle ferry to the island. So, along with the stunning scenery and crystal clear water, expect it to be quiet, even in High Season.
Wi-fi is almost standard in hotels, guesthouses and cafes. Signal strength deteriorates in the upper floors of a multistorey building; request a room near a router if wi-fi is essential. Cellular data networks continue to expand and increase in capability.
Are credit cards accepted across the country?
Yes
Mentionable public holidays
New Year’s Day | Chinese New Year | Makha Bucha Day | Chakri Day | Songkran Festival | Labour Day | Royal Ploughing Ceremony | Visakha Bucha Day | Eid Al Fitr | Asahna Bucha Day | Khao Phansa Day | King Vajiralongkorn's Birthday | Her Majesty the Queen's Birthday | Passing of His Majesty the Late King | Chulalongkorn Memorial Day | His Majesty the Late King's Birthday | Constitution Day | Christmas Day | New Year's Eve
How much does a local transport ticket cost?
26 Baht (one way).
How much does a dinner at a nice restaurant cost?
350 Baht.
Do I need any vaccinations before I visit Thailand?
Yes
Who needs a Visa to enter Thailand?
Bulgaria | Bhutan | China | Cyprus | Ethiopia | Fiji | Georgia | India | Kazakhstan | Malta | Mexico | Nauru | Mauritius | Papua New Guinea | Romania | Saudi Arabia | Taiwan | Uzbekistan | Vanuatu