Koh Samui, Thailand’s finest holiday destination

If a holiday destination offering something for the entire family is what you are looking for than Samui Island would be the ideal choice for your next vacation. Geographically positioned about 30 miles off Thailand’s eastern coast, Samui is the third biggest island in the kingdom. The island’s comprehensive tourist infrastructure will also satisfy the most discerning visitor.

Samui boasts many superb seaside resorts offering the finest lodging options within short walking distance from the blue sparkling ocean. Koh Samui is undoubtedly one of Thailand’s most complete vacation spots. Koh Samui visitors info

Nature buffs should not miss the opportunity of trekking into the island’s lush tropical jungle and the splendid mountainous areas. Make sure you’ll visit some of the stunning waterfalls, particularly the two Na Muang falls, which truly feature unbeatable natural beauty.

Visitors who love wildlife can visit attractions including: the outstanding aquarium, crocodile farm, butterfly garden and a monkey theatre.

Seen enough wildlife? Enjoy Koh Samui’s booming nightlife with its many discos, bars, pubs and cabaret venues, particularly in Chaweng and Lamai. The Bauhaus and Reggae Pub are the best spots to head to if you want to dance all night long. The Secret Garden and Beach Pub offer music live performances. This section of the beach has transformed into an international meeting point for all kinds of musicians, and every Saturday evening live gigs, drawing many music lovers, take place here.

The crystal clear and blue waters surrounding Koh Samui also contribute to the island’s popularity as a perfect holiday destination. Some of the best diving and snorkelling options available on the globe are offered here with many qualified schools dotted along the shoreline.

Chaweng Beach

If you dig Thai kickboxing, on Koh Samui you can see the Muay Thai fighters in action. Two weekly times there are matches in the Chaweng Stadium giving you the option to learn about what this type of boxing sport is about.

History buffs should not miss a visit to Ban Thale, the location of the island’s oldest house. Without using nails, this more than 100 years old house was constructed entirely out of teakwood featuring fantastic woodcarvings.

One of Thailand’s tourist hot-spots, Koh Samui has plenty on offer. Each type of traveller will definitely find something that suits them!