Explore Koh Samui
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Fisherman's Village
The Fisherman's Village Night Market is a vibrant and culturally rich weekly event for both locals and tourists. Every Friday evening, the market is a treat for the senses, with a variety of food stalls offering freshly prepared food.
Distance: 6,6 km / 14 min.
Big Buddha
Big Buddha is a great place to visit during the many Thai festivals, such as Loy Krathong. The entire area is swamped with locals as they enjoy all the festivities. Markets, food stalls and live music shows are organised for everyone’s enjoyment.
Distance: 3,8 km / 9 min.
Hin Ta and Hin Yai
According to local lore, the rocky formations are the shipwrecked bodies of an elderly couple that turned to stone. It is believed that the man and woman were on their way to ask a young woman for her hand in marriage on behalf of their son. But their boat was caught in a storm and they died at sea.
Distance: 20,5 km / 41 min.
Samui Elephant SPA
Doing a ‘Mud Spa‘ with these majestic animals will be your unforgettable memory. Samui Elephant SPA is open in the morning and afternoon. You will travel through tropical gardens before reaching the camp. Interacting, feeding, and playing with magnificent Asian elephants is an amazing experience for both adults and children. Feed and take photos with the elephants. The Samui Elephant SPA experience is an experience in Koh Samui that should not be missed!
At the end of the trip learn how to make the original Thai Noodle Soup before eating.
Distance: 31 km / 49 min.
Overlap Stone
The Overlap Stone a viewpoint and a landmark on the island; an emblem of Koh Samui’s natural charm. Standing about 8-metres tall, this precariously perched rock provides a grand view of the island’s east coast that is unparalleled. The breath-taking vista of Lamai Beach and the surrounding jungle landscape from this vantage point is certainly one of Koh Samui’s best viewpoints.
Distance: 23 km / 44 min.
Wat Samret
is truly a hidden gem of Koh Samui. The temple is home to a hall brimming with Buddha images that are both fascinating and rather eerie to walk around in.
Distance: 24 Km / 43 Minutes
Tarnim Magic Garden
The garden showcases various statues and sculptures depicting different aspects of Buddhism, allowing visitors to learn about and appreciate the religion's teachings and symbols. For the Thai people, the Secret Buddha Garden holds a deep spiritual meaning and serves as a place for meditation and reflection.
Distance: 31,2 km / 1 hour
Koh Madsum - Pig Island
The tiny island of Koh Madsum (you'll also find the spelling Pig Island) is located a little off the south of Koh Samui. Neighbor of Koh Tan, it is generally on the program of boat tours to Koh Tan precisely whether via agencies or by hiring a longtail boat from Thong Krut beach. The island's lagoon is pleasant and photogenic, there is a small bar-restaurant. You can see wild pigs swimming in the lagoon, when they are not having a break in the shadow of the beach.
Ang Thong National Marine Park
Koh Samui or Koh Phangan, as it serves as a starting point for visiting the park. In both places, you will easily find tour agents offering day trips to the park. If you are lucky you will see Langur monkeys in the trees.
Koh Tao
Drifting serenely in the Gulf of Thailand, the palm-fringed island of Ko Tao takes its name from the abundant sea turtles that reside on its shores. White sand beaches sheltered by steep hills – some only accessible with four-wheel drive vehicles – and 300 days of sun per year invite long afternoons of lounging. A place for snorkeling and diving with turtles or whale sharks.