Destinations
Must see and do
A trip to Chaweng, the island's largest stretch of beach, where you can sail, kayak or jet ski on the warm clear waters of the Gulf of Thailand.
The Big Buddha, a 40-foot high gold-tinted statue of the spiritual leader.
An elephant trek in the hills, where you can discover tropical rainforests and impressive waterfalls - such as the 100-foot high Nua Muang, the tallest on the island.
The popular Ang Thong National Marine Park, a picture-perfect archipelago, made up of around 40 small islands.
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Discover the Undiscovered at the Coral Island "Koh Tan" (Full Day). Samui’s neighboring island is called Koh Tan, a 20 minutes cruise by longtail boat. This is a rustic, primitive place of approximately 7.5 sq km with a small pristine village but with no roads or cars to disturb the tranquil setting. Surrounded by coral reef beyond the beautiful white sand beaches, this is a paradise for snorkeling and sun bathing. According to local belief the island spirits do not tolerate the presence of dogs on the island but for everyone else, this is a delightfully peaceful and picturesque location. Enjoy swimming at secluded beaches, sun bathing and snorkeling in the coral reefs with a barbeque lunch served at a beachside restaurant.
Deep Sea Fishing (Full Day). The deep blue clear waters of the Andaman Sea are ideal for game fishing and the region is on the migratory path of classic fighting fish such as marlin. At certain times of the year the fishing for sailfish compares with anywhere in the world. This area is also famous for three queen fish venues. A picnic lunch will be served on board with refreshing drinks.
Four Seasons Resort Koh Samui
Centara Grand Beach Resort Samui
Renaissance Koh Samui Resort & Spa
Amari Palm Reef Koh Samui
Mercure Samui Buri Resort
Anantara Bophut Koh Samui Resort & Spa
Rockys Boutique Resort, Koh Samui
Anantara Lawana Koh Samui Resort & Spa
