koh samui island
sun and beaches
Ko Samui in the Gulf of Thailand is the third-largest island in the country, after Phuket and Ko Chang. Over the last two decades it has gained popularity among tourists for its wide variety of beaches (with its wide range of choice for all kinds of traveler). This amazing island offers clean white sand, a seemingly unlimited supply of coconuts, and spectacular coral reefs for diving activities. Yet the best part as far as we are concerned? Compared to Phuket, the island is less crowded with tourists. More relevants are Bophut, Bantai, Chaweng, Coral bay, Crystal bay, Choengmon, Lamai and Maenam.
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night life
Koh Samui has some of the best nightlife of any of Thailand’s islands, with a selection of bars, nightclubs and beachside, with fireshows every night, hangouts that’s beaten only by Phuket. From exclusive hotel lounge bars to exciting nightclubs, there’s a nightlife option on Koh Samui to suit everyone.
Most of Koh Samui’s nightlife can be found on the eastern coast of the island, particularly in the areas around Chaweng and Lamai. <Bophut, a beach and Fisherman’s Village in the north of the island, also has a good selection of chilled out bars.
temples and tours
Koh Samui is an island paradise in Thailand that is renowned for its beaches, lush jungle, and friendly locals. But did you know that Koh Samui is also home to some of the most beautiful and serene Buddhist temples in all of Thailand? Whether you’re a religious person or not, visiting one (or all!) of these temples is a must-do when traveling to Koh Samui. Not only are they incredibly peaceful places to escape the hustle and bustle of daily life, but they’re also a great way to learn about Thai culture and Buddhism. Main temples are: Wat Plai Laem , Wat Phra Yai (Big Golden Buddha Temple), Wat Khunaram (Phra Wihan Luang Por Daeng), Wat Sila Ngu, Wat Samret temple in Koh Samui, Wat Bo Phuttharam, Wat Lamai Temple, Hin Lad Waterfall Temple and Nathon Hainan Shrine.
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activities and tours
Offering sand, sea, and complete relaxed island life, Koh Samui provides incredible hiking opportunities, distinct and unique sites only seen on the island, as well as an abundance of rich and cultural temples sprinkled throughout. With awesome water sports, fantastic national parks, impressive culture, incredible dining options, and a nightlife scene worth celebrating, you can explore and have fun.
beach clubs
The stunning backdrop of Koh Samui with its never-ending pristine beaches, fringed with palms, and abundant with greenery is a perfect venue for spectacular beach clubs. Some of the best pool villas in Koh Samui are conveniently close to many of these incredible recreation hubs. And the island will not disappoint you with its array of impressive beach clubs. While some have a distinctly Mediterranean or elegant vibe to them, the others have a rustic ambiance. Most remarcable beach clubs in Samui are The Seen, Nikki Beach, Beach Republic, KC Beach Club, Double W Retreat, Ark Bar, Tembo Beach Club, Elephant Beach Club, The Deck and Pure Beach
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food and restaurants
In Thailand, food is everything. It plays a huge role at social events such as weddings, funerals, and festivals. Thai people love their snacks – something that becomes immediately clear just by walking down any street. On every street corner, you’ll encounter various food stands, all of which sell a huge range of different foods: everything from spicy soup and chicken fried rice to fried grasshoppers. In short: there’s a whole new culinary world for you to discover in Thailand! In Samui you can find any kind of western food such as italian, french, german, spanish or american restaurants located all around the island.