Koh Kood is a paradise retreat located not far from Bangkok, yet it feels like stepping into another world. Situated in Trat Province on the eastern coast of the Gulf of Thailand, the island is approximately 315–320 kilometers from Bangkok. Covering an area of around 105–110 square kilometers, Koh Kood is the fourth-largest island in Thailand, offering the perfect blend of untouched natural beauty, tranquility, and tropical charm.
Its peaceful atmosphere has made Koh Kood a destination for those longing to escape the rush of daily life to let time slow down, listen to the soothing sound of the waves instead of the city’s noise, and reconnect with the simple happiness that nature brings.
Tolani Resort Koh Kood:

How to Get from Bangkok to Tolani Resort Koh Kood (via Laem Sok Pier)
By Car
Bangkok → Trat Province
▪︎ Take the Bangna–Chonburi Expressway, then continue onto Motorway No. 7 (Bangkok–Chonburi Motorway).
▪︎ Drive towards Chonburi and follow Highway No. 344, passing through Ban Bueng and Klaeng.
▪︎ Then merge onto Highway No. 3 (Sukhumvit Road) and continue towards Chanthaburi Province.
▪︎ Follow Sukhumvit Road through Chanthaburi until you arrive in Trat Province.
Trat Province → Laem Sok Pier
▪︎ From Trat town, take Highway No. 3156 (Trat–Laem Ngop Road) for approximately 4 kilometers.
▪︎ Then, turn left onto Highway No. 3155 (Trat–Laem Sok Road).
▪︎ Continue straight until you reach Laem Sok Pier, the main departure point for ferries and speedboats to Koh Kood.
By Air
Bangkok → Trat Airport (Trat Airport)
▪︎ Depart from Suvarnabhumi Airport (BKK).
▪︎ Take a direct flight to Trat Airport (TDX), with a flight time of approximately 45–60 minutes.
Trat Airport → Laem Sok Pier
▪︎ Continue your journey by shared van transfer or private taxi.
▪︎ The journey takes approximately 40–60 minutes.
Laem Sok Pier → Koh Kood
▪︎ Travel onward by speedboat, which takes approximately 60 minutes, or by ferry, which takes around 75–90
