Ko Kham

Ko Kham is a small private island located just off the northwest coast of Ko Mak in Ko Kut District, Trat Province, eastern Thailand. Known for its powdery white sand beach, clear turquoise water and distinctive black volcanic rocks, the island is accessible only by boat as a day-trip destination. It is noted for snorkeling, swimming and photography, with well-preserved coral reefs and a tranquil, undeveloped setting near the Cambodian border.

Visitors can expect a small, undeveloped island with a curved white-sand beach, very clear shallow turquoise water, and black volcanic rocks at the northern end. The interior is lightly vegetated with coconut palms. Facilities are minimal and centered near the beach with a cafe and seating areas. Activities are focused on swimming, snorkeling over fringing coral, sunbathing and photography. Access is by short boat transfer from Ko Mak and visits are limited to daytime hours.