Ko Chang long term?

[rudi49jr]

I’m thinking of spending a winter on Ko Chang, from October/November until February/March, and some info would be very welcome.

 

* How hard/easy is it to find a house or apartment for 4-6 months? I don’t need much, a fully furnished one-bed house or apartment, or even a studio, would do for me. How much would that cost per month?

* How big (small?) is the expat community on the island?

* Is there a good bakery on the island?

* I love to hike and I’ve been told there’s plenty of opportunities for that. What’s the nature situation like? Any original jungle left on the island?

* Also very important: how is the air quality? 
 

Any advice and/or tips would be much appreciated.

 

Thanks!

[OneMoreFarang]

Ask Bob, he is the Koh Changy expert in this forum. 😉 

[rudi49jr]

51 minutes ago, OneMoreFarang said:

Ask Bob, he is the Koh Changy expert in this forum. 😉 

Which Bob is that? Do you have a username?

[save the frogs]

you can monitor air quality on websites or even download some apps.

compare for a few weeks to bkk to get an idea how good it is

[Tarteso]

* Rent a house/apartment is easy; About 15K, check in google,  also there are an Agency. choose the west coast to live you have more options, even in nightlife.

 

 

* Plenty of tourists and expats in high season including these Chinese.

*There is a Big Natural park. 

 

* Clean air. No smog season Sept to April…

 

* Very good bread and cakes; Crust Bakery;