Koh Samui is the third largest island in Thailand. It is located 700km south of Bangkok on Thailand’s eastern seaboard and about 30km from the mainland.

It is the second most popular island destination in the kingdom, thanks in part to its airport that connects the island to a number of Thai and international destinations.

This paradise island has wonderful beaches and if you wish it is easy to get around on a small motorbike.
Koh Samui is 220 square km with 50,000 inhabitants.

The quieter beaches are ideal for relaxation. One beach that has an old world charm is Bo Phut, which has converted, old Chinese shop houses.

Chaweng and Lamai beaches are bustling beach towns with fabulous beach resorts.
There are internationally acclaimed restaurants, and world-class nightclubs; activities around Koh Samui include cooking courses, yoga instruction, Muay Thai training, scuba diving, and golf.

Koh Samui has developed into its own style of island paradise, retaining much of its natural beauty while offering nearly every imaginable activity or service for the ultimate beach holiday.

Koh Samui (that’s Thai for Samui Island) is in the Gulf of Thailand which is bordered by Thailand, Cambodia and Vietnam.
The island itself is a district, part of Surat Thani province on the mainland.

Since the early 1970’s backpackers have been arriving on the island. Today however, it is a general tourist destination.

Koh Samui is surrounded by over fifty small islands, including Koh Phangan and Koh Tao.
So many tourist see Samui as utopia, and it is easy to understand why.

Not surprisingly so many visitors fall in love with the island and return each year.
The luckier ones build their home here and come to live on Koh Samui.

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