Koh Samui Holidays

Ang Thong National Marine Park:

A breathtaking archipelago with snorkeling, hiking, and kayaking.

Big Buddha Temple (Wat Phra Yai):

Features a majestic 12-meter-tall golden Buddha statue.

Hin Ta and Hin Yai Rocks:

Natural rock formations known for their surprising shapes.

Chaweng Beach:

The most popular and lively beach on the island.

Fisherman’s Village in Bophut:

Offers charming wooden houses converted into boutique stores and restaurants.

Na Muang Waterfalls:

A scenic spot with two beautiful waterfalls.

Lamai Beach:

Known for its relaxed atmosphere and less crowded than Chaweng.

Secret Buddha Garden:

Hidden in the hills, featuring statues and temples in a lush setting.

Mummified Monk at Wat Khunaram:

A unique sight where a mummified monk is on display.

Samui Elephant Sanctuary:

A humane sanctuary offering encounters with rescued elephants.

Chaweng Beach:

White sands and crystal-clear waters, bustling with activities.

Lamai Beach:

Quieter than Chaweng but still with plenty of amenities.

Maenam Beach:

Offers a more local feel with calm waters.

Lipa Noi Beach:

Ideal for families, with shallow waters and no coral reefs.

Silver Beach:

A small, hidden gem with stunning scenery.

Tom Yum Goong:

Spicy shrimp soup, a must-try for its bold flavors.

Som Tam:

Spicy green papaya salad, a delightful blend of sweet, sour, spicy, and salty.

Massaman Curry:

A rich and relatively mild Thai curry.

Pad Thai:

Stir-fried noodles, a classic Thai dish.

Mango Sticky Rice:

A popular dessert made with rice, fresh mango, and coconut milk.

Rental Scooters and Cars:

Popular and convenient for exploring the island.

Songthaews (Shared Taxis):

The local bus-like service running fixed routes around the island.

Private Taxis:

Widely available but agree on the fare before traveling.

Bicycles:

Suitable for short distances within tourist areas.