Koh Chang is renowned not only for its azure seas and pristine beaches, but also as one of Thailand's richest tropical rainforest ecosystems. Nestled within Mu Ko Chang National Park, SYLVAN Koh Chang offers every guest a rare opportunity to encounter wildlife in its true natural habitat. They were here long before any of us — we are simply guests in their home.

At Sylvie Cafe, Koh Chang, we hold one simple belief — everything placed on your table should tell the story of this island. From the waves that lap the shore to the pineapple fields on the hillside, that is the essence of our "Island to Table" philosophy.

Khanom Krok — a beloved Thai classic that locals have grown up eating for as long as they can remember — has just been ranked by TasteAtlas as the #1 Thai Dessert in the World for 2025/26, placing 24th in the Top 100 Best Desserts in the World based on over 97,000 votes from users worldwide. But the Khanom Krok you'll find at The Clifftop, Sylvan Koh Chang is no ordinary coconut pancake.

The seas around Koh Rang, the dive sites at Hin Raab, Hin Luk Bat, and the wreck of HTMS Chang represent one of the most diverse marine ecosystems in the Gulf of Thailand. Every species on this page has been documented in Koh Chang waters from diver and researcher reports — not merely "found somewhere in Thailand"

Few people know that the waters surrounding Koh Chang and Trat Province are one of the most important dolphin habitats in Southeast Asia. International research from IUCN, National Geographic, and Frontiers in Marine Science all confirm that Trat's waters are home to three endangered dolphin species — all coexisting in the same waters you can see from our beach.

Explore the hidden corners of Koh Chang with 5 hiking trails and waterfalls concealed in the rainforest, from a 744-meter peak to 5-tier waterfalls few people know about

Experience an elevated coffee ritual at Sylvie Café on Koh Chang — a panoramic viewpoint higher than Kai Bae, and the best chance to see hornbills up close in a laid-back setting