About Khiri Phet Waterfall
Khiri Phet Waterfall is a small seasonal waterfall located near Ban Khiri Phet village in southeastern Ko Chang, Ko Chang District, Trat Province. Situated within Mu Ko Chang National Park, it consists of several small tiers flowing through forested hills. It is notable as a quiet, less-developed natural attraction compared to Khlong Phlu Waterfall, offering a natural forest setting and seasonal water flow strongest during the rainy season.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a small, multi-tiered waterfall set in dense tropical forest within Mu Ko Chang National Park. The site is accessed via a short walk from Ban Khiri Phet village along natural trails and rocky areas. Surroundings are forested and relatively undeveloped with minimal infrastructure. Pools at the base may allow wading or swimming when water levels permit. The flow varies seasonally and can be low or dry outside the rainy season.
Key highlights
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Multi-tiered seasonal waterfall in Mu Ko Chang National Park
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Quiet forest setting near Ban Khiri Phet village in southeast Ko Chang
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Natural pools suitable for wading and swimming during rainy season
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Less crowded alternative to Khlong Phlu Waterfall
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Short nature walk through tropical forest to reach the falls
Route
| By road | Accessible by road from Ao Sapparot and Ao Thammachat ferry piers via Ko Chang's main ring road to Ban Khiri Phet in the southeast, then a short walk to the waterfall; accessible by car, motorbike or songthaew |
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| By public transport | Local songthaews (shared taxis) operate around Ko Chang and can reach Ban Khiri Phet village; no rail or public bus service on the island |