Welcome Samui

Samui Island, also known as Ko Samui, is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Thailand. It is located in the Gulf of Thailand, about 700 kilometers southeast of Bangkok and about 80 kilometers from the east coast of Thailand. The island has an area of about 228.7 square kilometers and is the third largest island in Thailand.

The main characteristics of Samui are:

Nature and climate:
Samui is known for its white-sand beaches, crystal clear water and dense coconut palms. Most of the island is covered with tropical forests.
The climate on Samui is tropical, with warm and humid weather throughout the year. The best time to visit is from December to February, when the weather is most pleasant.
Attractions:
Beaches: Chaweng and Lamai are two of the most popular beaches on the island, known for their nightlife, restaurants and bars.
Temples: There are several famous temples on the island such as the Big Buddha Temple (Wat Phra Yai) and Kunarum Temple.
Natural attractions: Namuang Waterfalls, Ang Thong National Park, butterfly gardens and botanical gardens.
Activities:
Water sports: snorkeling, diving, kayaking and fishing are popular activities on the island.
Excursions: tourists can take trips to neighboring islands, visit elephant farms, quad biking and trekking.
Culture and Life:
Cuisine: Local cuisine includes fresh seafood, Thai dishes and international cuisine. There are many restaurants and street cafes on the island.
Nightlife: Samui is known for its nightclubs, bars and beach parties, especially in the Chaweng and Lamai areas.
Infrastructure:
The island has Samui International Airport, which connects the island to Bangkok and other major cities.
The tourist infrastructure is well developed with hotels, resorts, spas and stores.
Samui Island offers tourists a variety of opportunities for recreation and entertainment, making it one of the most attractive vacation destinations in Thailand