Ko Si Chang

Be the first island of the East. Is the smallest district in Thailand. The area is only 3.17 square kilometers, tourists who want to travel to Ko Si Chang. Have to take a boat across to the island of Ko Si drift. Can not drive across it. Then on to Ko Si Chang. You can rent a bike. Or sit in a Skylab around the island.
The tourists can visit both on Si Chang trips. If they choose to spend the night.

Get in

By Bus You can catch a government bus from Bangkok's Northern Bus Terminal (Morchit) or Eastern Bus Terminal (Ekamai). Both stations have buses that leave everyday, on the hour. The trip to Sriracha takes about 2 hours. At Mo Chit proceed to window 54 to purchase your ticket. Tickets are 92/88 baht one way from Morchit/Ekamai and there is no discount for buying a return fare.

By Boat Upon arrival in Sriracha, take a tuktuk for 50 baht to the pier. Boats to Ko Si Chang leave hourly (or every two hours in low season) from the pier on Ko Loy. The ferry takes about 40 minutes and is 40 baht per person each way

Get around

By TukTuk Motorcycle buffs will be intrigued by the strange motorcycle samlors peculiar to Ko Si Chang, three wheeled motorized rickshaws with outrageously powerful car or large motorcycle engines. These once roamed the streets of Bangkok but were banished to Si Racha years ago. They can be hired for about 60 baht an hour to take visitors on a tour of the island.

For group of tourists, one day around the island transport package can be arranged at the pier. The charge for the three wheeled motorized tuk tuk, which can accommodate 5 persons, is around 250 Baht, and for the pick-up truck, which can accommodate 10 persons, is around 500 Baht. Tourists can spend their own time at each location, and the pick-up time to the next location has to be discussed beforehand (as you get down at the location) or can call the driver's mobile phone when finished at a spot.

By Motorcycle By far the most popular to get around the island is by renting a motorcycle, usually priced at around 300 baht/day. While there are a few steep hills, the island is easily navigated by a novice motorcycle driver. Motorcycles can be rented at the pier, or at many guest houses or rental facilities along the main road

By Foot For visitors who have more time or want to see the Island at a slower pace, the Island is easily navigated by foot. All of the Island's main attractions can be seen in one day, and you can get pretty much anywhere on the island in less than an hour.