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Koh Samui

Name: Koh Samui
Address: 159 Moo 2 Chaweng, Amphoe Koh Sa-Mui, 84320, TH
Telephone: +66810796803
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"Koh Samui - Island Info" Info and Tours of Koh Samui, Koh Phangan, Koh Tao, Ang Thong and the Full Moon Party The same also applies to food.
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Tours of Koh Samui, Tours to Koh Phangan, Tours to Koh Tao, Tours to Ang Thong National Marine Park. Speedboat & ferry to Full Moon Party @ Island Info. Koh Samui is the home of Island Info, the leading Travel and Tour Agency on the Island. Now 5 years old, and having sent over 22,000 party animals to Koh Phangan for the Full Moon Party, Island Info has earned the title of being the "Full Moon Par

ty Experts". Island Info is centrally located inside the legendary, ARKbar Beach Resort. KOH SAMUI:
A tropical paradise home to palm tree laden sandy beaches, emerald green waters, and host of natural sites and activities, it’s no wonder that Koh Samui has become one of Thailand’s most popular destinations. Located in the Gulf of Thailand off the north-eastern coast of Surat-Thani province, Koh Samui is accessible via car ferry or passenger boat from Don Sak Tatong, or Bandon pier in Surat-Thani, or via the Lompraya Catamaran, which leaves from Chumpon, Koh Pha Ngan and Koh Tao. Visitors wanting to cut down on travel time can choose to take a flight to Samui’s Intentional Airport (USM). Flights to Samui are limited, however Bangkok Airways and Thai Airways run daily flights from Bangkok, there are also several other daily flights arriving from Hong Kong, Kuala Lumpur and Singapore. Once on the island accommodation and cuisine can be found to suit everyone’s tastes and budget, the hardest part will be selecting where you want to stay and from where you’re going to eat. Every style of accommodation from five-star rooms to beach villas, bungalows, and cheap guest-house can be found on the island. There are number of upscale restaurants and hundreds of mid-range eateries all serving a mixture of European, Thai and fusion food. There are also fresh markets and convenience stores located in the island busier districts. Whilst there is certainly no shortage of places to stay, advanced booking is always recommended to avoid disappointment, especially around in the peak holiday season. Samui’s most vibrant place to stay is the bustling beach town of Chaweng on the island’s eastern coast. This is Samui’s most developed area, which boasts a melting pot of luxury hotels, backpacker guest-houses, restaurants, bars, spa’s, market stalls and shops. Just south of Chaweng sits the slightly less busy, but equally attractive beach of Lamai. Once geared more toward the backpacker crowd, there are now a number of upmarket resorts and restaurants popping up year by year. Nestled in amongst the points of the northern coast are the secluded and quite beaches of Leam Yai, Maenam and Choeng Mon. Also making up the island’s north coast is the fishing village of Boh Phut and Bang Rak or Big Buddha Beach – a nickname owed to the large golden statue of Buddha that sits overlooking the shores. The southern coast is also home to several quaint and quite beaches; Thong Krut, Bang Kao, Leam Set, Na Kahi, and Ban Hua Thanon. The town of Nathon and the bay of Taling Nam make up the island’s west coast. This is where Samui’s main ports and piers are located. Other destinations around Samui island make it an ideal location for island hopping. For the party animal Koh Pha-ngan, home to the world famous full moon parties, is just a 30 minute boat ride; for scuba divers Koh Tao and Ngan Yuan, two locations known for boasting some of the Thailand’s best dive spots, is just a further 30 mins ride; and also boasting year-round diving spots, as well as some of Thailand’s most pristine untouched nature, the stunning Angthong Marine National Park is less than 2 hours away. With a slightly different rainy season from the rest of the country, Samui is great to visit from late December through till September. And thanks to the island’s seemingly endless amount of choices when it comes to accommodation, cuisine, nature and activities, Koh Samui is a must-see destination for anyone visiting the country.

11/05/2020

Lovely Lamai beach!

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22/04/2020

Hello everyone!
It is with a heavy heart to say, that Koh Samui needs a little help! COVID-19 has had a massive effect on the island's workers. The people who massage you, make your favourite Thai dishes, and service all of us with a "Thai smile". They need our help as the food queues here are getting longer each day. There are many folk helping out already, but it will be needing more for sure. Best guess is that around 90% of workers are unemployed at the moment, with a now zero-income.

Sister's on Samui (SOS) has set up a page for donations. Please give anything you can, use the link below.

Let's hope this is all over as quickly as possible, but in the meantime, there are families that are in desperate need of food, baby supplies, and hygiene products.

Thank you!

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Feed Samui Coronavirus covid-19 kills in different ways. We are fortunate on Koh Samui that the number of infected people is very low (7 according to current statistics) and so far no deaths. So we are very fortunate. However, what a number of us do not realise is the devastation this is causing. Th

01/04/2020

Hi everyone.
Immigration are doing their best in these difficult times.
Please be patient
Please take all the docs you need
Please be kind and courteous to the staff (They’re having a hard time too)
Don’t be rude

There’s free coffees for nice people
Everyone will get sorted out, if not you may have to wait until the next day if the tickets have run out. 400 people a day is A LOT!!

Stay frosty
This is in for a while

And please, wear a t shirt! It’s not difficult

24/12/2019

What Hotel or Resort would you recommend to people, who've never visited Koh Samui?
Photos win extra browny points!

10/11/2019

Some of the local architecture is innovative at the very least!!

08/11/2019

Anyone interested in going to the Full Moon Party in Koh Phangan from Samui

01/11/2019

A rare view of Big Buddha, Wat Phra Yai, from Big Buddha Beach, Bangrak, Koh Samui.

31/10/2019

You will see the Thai flag 🇹🇭 inside nearly every shop, bar or restaurant in Thailand. Samui is no exception.

11/10/2019

Silver beach 🏖 on the east coast of Samui between Lamai and Chaweng.

06/10/2019

Have you visited the "back streets" in Samui?

03/10/2019

Lamai beach, Koh Samui

28/09/2019

The entrance to Big Buddha, known locally as Wat Phra Yai

25/09/2019

How some of the locals cool down 😊🌴

23/09/2019

Some innovative kitchen plumbing 🚰

17/09/2019

Brilliant aerial photography of Samui.

Life's A Beach 🌴🌴🌴

17/09/2019

Now there is no excuse for not coming to Samui 🌴

14/09/2019

What's your favorite beach on Koh Samui?

Credit: Peter Sean

11/09/2019

Ang Thong National Marine Park, to the west of Koh Samui, is a group of 42, mainly uninhabited, lush tropical Islands within the Koh Samui Archipelago.

05/09/2019

Chaweng beach, Koh Samui

05/09/2019

Only in Thailand :)

30/08/2019

Main street Chaweng. My attempt at being creative 🙂 Hope you go the right way 🙏

28/08/2019

Thongson Bay, a little known and very special beach in the north-east corner of Koh Samui.
Samui has many hidden corners and little-known beaches, they are a far cry from the popular beaches, Chaweng and Lamai.

24/08/2019

Koh Samui.
One picture is worth a thousand words.

21/08/2019

Chaweng beach, Samui. In front of the Amari.

18/08/2019

Just chilling 🌶🌶

14/08/2019

Maenam beach, in the far north of Samui.

12/08/2019

Main street in Chaweng beach.

07/08/2019

Two of the original night time destinations in Samui. The Reggae Pub and ARKbar. There are many others also.

03/08/2019

Breakfast on Chaweng Noi beach in Koh Samui.

03/08/2019

Wat Plai Laem, is located in the north-east corner of Samui, only a short distance from the more well known Wat Phra Yai / Big Budda.

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Koh Nang Yuan, a spectacular location and a great day trip from Koh Samui. Photos courtesy of Susan DeSamui

Big Buddha, known to locals as Wat Phra Yai, is the most popular tourist attraction in Samui.

Mu Koh, Ang Thong National Marine Park, a stunning archipelago of 43 mainly uninhabited Islands to the west of Samui

Love the "Thai-Aussie" lamb chops at the Thai Culture and Food Festival in Melbourne.

Ang Thong National Marine Park, the highlight of any visit to Koh Samui.

Full Moon Party 1993

A peek back in time to the Full Moon Party, Koh Phangan, in 1993.

Beaches of Samui

Beaches of Koh Samui.

WATS AROUND SAMUI

Wats (Temples) Around Samui. More info about the Temples in Samui: https://islandinfokohsamui.com/2014/05/30/big-buddha-koh-samui/

SAMUI FESTIVAL 2017

Samui Festival 2017 #samuifestival #samui #festival #kosamui #Thailand #samui2017

BIG BUDDHA PIER, 360 degrees and 1 minute.

A short video of the 360 degree view of Bangrak Bay, the departure point of boats to the Full Moon party and nearby Koh Phangan and Koh Tao, from Big Buddha Pier.

HISTORY OF SAMUI IN PHOTOGRAPHS

A collection of photos showing the history and development of this tropical Samui. More detailed information about the history of Samui here: https://islandinfokohsamui.com/2016/03/12/samui-history-past-early-days/