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Discover Salakphet, Koh Chang’s hidden secret.

Nanai Resort and Brewery is located in the charming, authentic fishing village of Salakphet, gracing the serene southeast coast of Koh Chang. Here you won’t find the bustling crowds of typical tourist hotspots. Instead, you’ll discover a genuine slice of Thai island life, where the rhythm is slow, the smiles are warm, and nature’s beauty is simply breathtaking.

Beach on Koh Chang
Wat Salak Phet
Hidden Gems

Tucked away on the southeastern coast of Koh Chang, Salakphet is a tranquil and culturally rich area that offers visitors an authentic taste of island life, far from the crowds of the island’s more commercial beaches. Come and experience life in a real working Thai fishing village

Koh Chang Jungle
Natural Beauty

Salakphet is home to Koh Chang’s oldest fishing community, where generations have lived in harmony with the sea. The area still retains its traditional charm, with wooden stilt houses, working piers, and longtail boats dotting the shoreline. A walk through the village reveals a warm, welcoming local community and a slower pace of life.

Mount Salakphet
Stunning Views

Surrounded by mangroves and calm waters, Salakphet Bay is one of the largest and most scenic bays on the island. The area is perfect for kayaking, boating, and fishing, with rich marine biodiversity and quiet coves ideal for peaceful exploration. For those seeking adventure, nearby hiking trails lead into lush jungle and up to scenic viewpoints.

Around Salakphet

For the adventurous spirit and nature lover, Salakphet is an absolute paradise. The area is a vibrant tapestry of natural wonders waiting to be explored. Lace up your boots for invigorating jungle treks that reveal hidden waterfalls, or paddle a kayak or stand-up paddleboard through the calm, clear waters of Salakphet Bay – one of the largest and most scenic bays on the island.

Delve into the fascinating mangrove forests on serene boardwalks, perfect for birdwatching and observing diverse wildlife in their natural habitat. And don’t forget to visit the magnificent Wat Salakphet, a truly vibrant Buddhist temple that radiates colour and a profound sense of peace.

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