Located in the Gulf of Thailand, Koh Samui is Thailand's second-largest island after Phuket, although it is much less developed. Sandy beaches, coconut trees and thick jungle cover the island extensively.
Originally settled as a fishing village, the island retains a strong feel of times gone by despite the rapid growth of tourism and development.
Koh Samui boasts a wide range of stalls and shops primarily at Chaweng where shoppers are spoiled for choice. Handicrafts, souvenirs, clothing and electronics are the most popular items more...
An island where the nearby coconut trees define the height of the building (no building higher is permitted!)more...
Samui Airport, a private airport built and owned by Bangkok Airways, commenced operations in April 1989. Although the airlinemore...
Samui is the most popular MICE destination in the South after Phuket. Although the island currently doesn't have a purpose-builtmore...
"Eastern dream" and the heart of a large archipelago of over 80 coral-studded, sand and sun-drenchedmore...
Samui has hosted events for multi-national companies and conglomerates such as Genex Solutions, Coca Cola andmore...
The infrastructure in Samui has developed at a much more modest pace than the growth of property, hotel and other tourism-relatedmore...
Samui is also accessible by high speed catamaran from Surat Thani town, bus/ferry combined service from Surat Thanimore...
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