Koh Kho Khao Island lies off the coast of Takuapa to the North of
Khaolak. Its western coast has endless beaches lined by Casuarina trees
while the interior is covered by grassland. Several wild animals dwell
the island, and sea turtles use to lay their eggs in its sands, between
November and February. Those, interested in this fascinating event will
have the possibility to observe turtles in their natural environment.
Koh Kho Khao is already well developed,
boasting surfaced roads and a car ferry to cross the few hundred metres
wide canal, which separates it from the mainland. An extensive flat
grassland area close to the northern tip was used as an airfield by the
Japanese during World War II and influential people are already talking
about an airport there.
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