Koh Kret (Ko Kret)
Koh Kret (Ko Kret)
Koh Kret (Ko Kret)

Koh Kret (Ko Kret) Tours and Tickets

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Ko Kret is an artificially constructed island about 10 miles (17 kilometers) north of central Bangkok that’s totally encircled by the Chao Phraya River. It’s a popular weekend day trip for Bangkok residents, who come mainly for the food, but there are also other sights and attractions to check out any day of the week.

  • Ko Kret, Pak Kret, Nonthaburi, 11120

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Q:Is Koh Kret worth visiting?
A:Yes, Koh Kret is worth visiting. The island has plenty to see, from temples to pottery shops. It's also a culinary destination, with great sweets and fish-based dishes. Koh Kret is also car-free, making it a great place to cycle safely without worrying about cars (just watch for motorbikes).
Q:What is the best time of year to visit Koh Kret?
A:The best time of year to visit Koh Kret is in winter, November–March. The weather in these months tends to be a bit cooler than the rest of the year, and there’s not too much rain. Just note that winter is the high season in Thailand, so expect bigger crowds.
Q:How long does it take to take a tour to Koh Kret?
A:How long you spend on Koh Kret is up to you. Some people just come for a few hours, opting to spend a bit of time cycling around before returning to Bangkok. Others sign up for full-day Koh Kret tours that might include lunch and massage therapy sessions.
Q:How do you get to Koh Kret from Bangkok?
A:If you're visiting Koh Kret independently, rather than on a tour, then you’ll need to take a taxi from Bangkok to Wat Sanam Nuea, about a 35-minute drive (without traffic). From Wat Sanam Nuea, it’s a few minutes by boat to Koh Kret.
Q:Why is Koh Kret famous for cultural tourism?
A:Koh Kret is famous for its culinary traditions, drawing in tourists who want to try the typical dishes of the Mon people who live on the island. Other cultural highlights include a pottery museum and a Buddhist temple, Wat Poramai Yikawat, with a Mon-style Buddha carved from marble.
Q:How much does it cost to visit Koh Kret?
A:It doesn't cost anything to visit Koh Kret, but you'll need to budget for expenses, particularly if you opt to visit independently. Tours of the island start at around US$80, including bicycle rentals and lunch. Visitors should also have baht on hand to cover tips or miscellaneous expenses.