Pristine jungle shrouded beaches and stunning views of Anthong Marine National Park combine to make Taling Ngam one of the most picturesque parts on the island.
There are a couple of cheap bungalow options and a highly regarded seafood restaurant, Five Islands, but it is a 20-30 minute drive even from Nathon, the nearest town of [...]
Much more upmarket that its neighbour Big Buddha, Choeng Mon is made up of a series of bays on the north-western tip of the island, which are dominated by a handful of three to five star resorts.
Most of the activity of places like the White House, The Peninsula and Tong Sai Bay is kept in-house, [...]
Lamai Beach is Samui’s Second largest resort area after Chaweng. It is quieter and less bustling than its big sister, but still with plenty of accommodation, dining and shopping options to be found, and some great spas and tourist sites to explore. In terms of popularity, the tourist facilities and the quality of the beach [...]
Hua Thanon And Bang Kao are amongst the least developed parts of Koh Samui and there are only a handful of hotels in this area.Bang Kao is home to Centara Villas Samui ( formerly central samui village ). An idyllic spot for the modern traveler seeking to get away from it all. There are a [...]
Its closeness to the island’s main car ferry pier makes Lipa noi a convenient choice for anyone driving to Samui from the mainland. The beach has fine white sand and there are no rocks or coral in the water, making it one of the best beaches for kids on the island. The water is also [...]
One of Samui’s fastest developing areas, Big Buddha ( Now known as Bangrak ) benefits from its proximity to the airport and Chaweng Beach. It’s also the best place in the north of the island to catch a ferry or speedboat over to Had Rin on the island of Koh Pha Ngan - home of the Full Moon Party.
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