Khlong Chao Waterfall, Koh Kood
Khlong Chao is the waterfall on Koh Kood and the island's most visited spot. Water falls in a single drop into a wide, deep pool you can swim in, surrounded by forest.
Getting there is part of it: you can walk in from the road in about fifteen minutes, or take a kayak or longtail up the Khlong Chao creek from the beach, which is the better approach.
King Rama VI visited in 1911, which is why it is sometimes called Nam Tok Anamkok. The pool is deep enough to jump into from the rocks, and the flow is strongest in the wet season.
Related Routes
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- Ao Salad Fishing Village, Koh Kood — A stilt fishing village on the island's north-east coast, largely unchanged and still working.
- Ao Taphao Beach, Koh Kood — A calm west-coast bay north of Khlong Chao, shallow and sheltered.
- Bang Bao Beach, Koh Kood — A small sheltered bay in the island's south-west, often named among Thailand's best beaches.
- Khlong Chao Beach, Koh Kood — A long white beach on the west coast either side of the creek mouth, the island's main stretch of sand.

