Koh Samui Holiday
A Koh Samui holiday could be the best trip you ever make as you soak up the tropical atmosphere of this little paradise. If you want palm fringed, white sandy beaches, lush mountains and crystal clear waters, then your next Thailand holiday destination should be Koh Samui.
How to get to Koh Samui:
Getting to Koh Samui is easy. Depending on your budget and the time you have at hand you can either fly, bus or train to Suratthani, the nearest city on the mainland before embarking on a ferry for the crossing. The ferry trip to Koh Samui Island (80km) will take between one and two hours.
For the fastest way to get to Koh Samui you can take a direct flight from Bangkok, Krabi, Singapore or Phuket.
Cheap hotels Koh Samui:
You will find many cheap hotels on Koh Samui. Koh Samui resorts offer accommodation for all budgets and if you are thinking of attending the monthly Full Moon party on Koh Phagnan then Samui might be the better option to stay if you want to escape from the hustle and bustle afterwards.
Most 3-star Koh Samui resorts start around $1400 Baht for the night. Some are cheaper and others are more expensive. Prices depend on seasons so keep this in mind when you book.
What to do in Koh Samui:
Whether you are into night life action, temple sightseeing, snorkeling, diving, swimming, relaxing, shopping or dining, you can find all of this and more on Samui Island.
Koh Samui prides itself to be a one stop holiday destination for all tastes and budgets. While Koh Phagnan has made a name for itself as a backpacker and diver heaven, Koh Samui is a little more quiet and yet here too you find plenty of entertainment if you so wish.
Why Koh Samui:
Why not?! If you truly fancy a Thailand holiday with a difference then Koh Samui will not disappoint. You can take the best of both worlds by staying on Samui as it is close enough to attend the famed Full Moon festival, yet far enough away to relax in peace. You can book a trip to one of the many inhabited islands surrounding the archipelago and kick back for the day with a picnic and a good book or you can shop your heart out for Thai souvenirs.
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