A beachfront resort on Koh Kood, one of Thailand's least developed and most pristine islands.
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Overview
Koh Kood's Untouched Coast
With no airport and limited roads, Koh Kood remains one of the quietest islands in the Gulf of Thailand.
Hide Out Resort Koh Kood occupies a stretch of beachfront on Koh Kood, an island reachable only by boat that has largely avoided the large-scale development found elsewhere in Thailand. Clear water, a handful of waterfalls, and long stretches of empty white-sand beach define the island's appeal, with the resort providing a comfortable, low-key base for travellers seeking genuine seclusion rather than nightlife or crowds.
30+
Rooms & Bungalows
No Airport
Boat Access Only
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Clear Water Coastline
Multiple
Jungle Waterfalls
Suites
Beachfront Bungalows
Simple, comfortable bungalows set directly on Koh Kood's quiet beach.
Beachfront Bungalow — Hide Out Resort Koh Kood
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Undeveloped BeachfrontLong, quiet stretches of white-sand beach.
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Boat-Only AccessNo airport or bridge; the island is reached exclusively by boat.
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Clear WaterSome of the clearest water in the Gulf of Thailand.
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Waterfall AccessA short trip to the island's jungle waterfalls.
Experiences
Koh Kood, Untouched
The island's remoteness has preserved a genuinely quiet character.
Nature
Klong Chao Waterfall
One of the island's most accessible and photogenic waterfalls.
Ocean
Snorkelling & Kayaking
Clear-water activities directly from the resort's beach.
Relaxation
Empty Beach Time
Long, uncrowded stretches of sand rare elsewhere in Thailand.
Dining
Island Dining
Simple, fresh seafood-focused dining reflecting the island's quiet character.
01The main beachfront restaurant
02A bar for sunset drinks
03Fresh seafood specialities
04In-room dining on request
Beachfront Dining — Hide Out Resort Koh Kood
Location
Koh Kood, Thailand
One of Thailand's least developed islands, near the Cambodian border.
Located on the beachfront of Koh Kood, Trat province.
Reachable only by boat; no airport or bridge access.
Known for clear water and largely undeveloped coastline.
Roughly 5-6 hours by road and boat from Bangkok.
Fly
Fly into Bangkok or Trat, then continue by road and boat.
Drive
A road transfer to the pier, followed by a boat crossing.
Arrive
A boat crossing of approximately 1-2 hours completes the journey.
Thailand's Quietest Island
Untouched, By Design
A beachfront escape on one of the Gulf of Thailand's least developed islands.