Koh Samui Thailand, known as Samui Island, is the third-largest island in Thailand, behind Phuket and Koh Chang. It features many well-known beaches, located among the groves of coconut trees. Chaweng, Bophut, Big Buddha, Hua Thanon, Chaweng and Maenam beaches are powdery-white sands, which ring the island and highlight the clear, Gulf of Thailand waters.

Koh Samui Thailand is an easily-accessible island, which contains one of the most exotic airports in the world, besides being ringed by a concrete road that’s more than 55 kilometers long. This provides easy beach-access and allows you to find all the best tourist attractions. You’ll easily locate the best shopping, dining and bars, besides plenty of water activities.

Daily dive trips, offered at the Angthong National Marine Park or Sail Rock, are among popular activities you’ll find around Koh Samui Thailand. As some of the best diving sites in Southeast Asia, you’ll be impressed by colorful corals and huge array of brightly-hued fish or plants.

Even if you aren’t an experienced scuba diver, you’ll find plenty of snorkeling opportunities, for viewing the unique, underwater world. Whale sharks are commonly seen swimming in these clear waters.

Accommodation choices include beachfront resorts with amazing views and amenities, but there are guesthouses and cabanas, for a “laid-back” or intimate getaway. Serviced apartments and villas are available for longer-term visits to Koh Samui Thailand and they offer all the comforts you’d expect in a tropical paradise retreat.

Dining on Koh Samui Thailand features traditional Thai food, besides some of the freshest seafood and gourmet International cuisines. For unique experiences, try the spicy lemon grass soup, known as Tom Yum Kung or the popular breakfast rice soup with pork, called Khao Tom. Regardless of where you eat, sleep, visit or explore, Koh Samui Thailand offers unique and memorable experiences.