Question 1

Which are the famous places to visit in Koh Samui on your honeymoon?

Accepted Answer

1. Na Muang Waterfall: Koh Samui is blessed with some of the most beautiful waterfalls in Thailand, and Na Muang stands out in its ethereal vibe. The waterfall is separated into two cascades. A staircase cast into the mountain leads up to the first fall, where a glittering golden pool nestles idly. Couples can take a quick dip in the waterfall pool, or simply enjoy a picnic amidst its scenic surroundings. 2. Ang Thong National Park: Home to windy beaches and stunning islands, the Ang Thong National Park should be on every couples’ honeymoon itinerary. Composed of 42 islands, the National Park boasts some of Thailand’s most beautiful landscapes. Snorkel, dive, kayak or simply relax in its many beaches- there is something to do for everyone here, making it one of the most sought after tourist places in Koh Samui.3. Secret Buddha Garden: High on the hills lies this secret garden, home to ornate statues of deities and animals poised at various poses. The Garden is rightfully called a magical one, for the stunning green views it commands of the forest around it. One of the most beautiful tourist places in Koh Samui;  Buddha Garden can be a great place for a sunset trek; if not, one can merely idle along its well paved roads on a casual stroll.4. Fisherman’s Village: If you’re a couple with a shared interest in exploring the local Thai culture, the Fisherman’s Village is one of the best places to go in Koh Samui for you. Home to quaint alleyways and Chinese-styled hut houses, the Village appears as an apparition just out of a postcard.

Question 2

Which are the best beaches in Koh Samui?

Accepted Answer

1. Chaweng Lamai: Chaweng Lamai is Koh Samui’s most popular bit of sandy stretch. Whether you’re looking for a day of swimming and snorkeling or a night of rave parties, Chaweng proves to be one of the best tourist places in Koh Samui. It is also one of the few beaches that offer coast accommodations.2. Choeng Mon: Nestled on the northern tip of Koh Samui, Choeng Mon is among its smallest beaches. Perhaps owing to its size, the beach is fairly untrodden by tourists. This also makes it one of the cleanest and most peaceful of beaches in Koh Samui.3. Lipa Noi: The water at Lipa Noi is extraordinarily clear- so clear that one can see the seabed right from above it. Blending seamlessly with the glittering white sand, Lipa Noi stands out for its extraordinary beauty. The beach here has no stones, and the sea no corals, making it one of the best places to go in Koh Samui for children.4. Taling Ngam: Located on the western edge of the Ang Thong National Park, Taling Ngam is one of the most beautiful beaches in Koh Samui. Apart from its clean coastline and stunning clear waters, the beach is also known for its excellent sunset views.

Question 3

What is there to do in Koh Samui for 3 days?

Accepted Answer

1. Snorkeling or Scuba Diving: If you’re someone with a taste for adventure, scuba diving or snorkeling might be just the thing for you. Home to an exotic array of marine life, the waters off the Thai coast are ripe for underwater adventures.2. Explore the night markets: A trip to Koh Samui would remain incomplete without a quick spree across its night markets. As the sun sets, these local markets set up their wares about the streets of Koh Samui, selling everything from gadgets to clothing at budget prices. The Chaweng Night Market and Lamai Night Walking Street are the two most popular night markets here.3. Take a boat ride to Koh Phangan: A short boat ride from Koh Samui leads one to the rugged Koh Phangan. Unlike its sister islands, the beaches here are rocky, with jagged mountains rising above it. The beaches here, however, are plenty in number, and there are several ways to spend one’s time here- whether it be swimming, snorkeling, or trekking up any of the smaller hills.4. Explore Wat Plai Leam: Wat Plai Leam is an ancient Buddhist temple dedicated not to Buddha, but to the Guanyin, the ancient Chinese Goddess of compassion and mercy. Despite being a fairly new temple, the Wat is decorated with ancient mural designs. A massive statue of Guanyin with her 18 arms takes up the centre of the temple’s womb.

Question 4

How many days do you need in Koh Samui?

Accepted Answer

About 5-7 days would be ideal for a trip to Koh Samui. Five days to a week would let you explore all of the best tourist places in Koh Samui, as well as partake in its many tourist spots, in a leisurely and hassle free manner.

Question 5

What is the best time to visit Koh Samui?

Accepted Answer

The best time to visit Koh Samui is during its dry season, between December and February. During this time, the weather here remains pleasant, with negligible or no rainfall, making it the perfect time to explore all of the best places to go in Koh Samui.

Question 6

How to reach Koh Samui?

Accepted Answer

By Air: The easiest and most convenient way to reach Koh Samui is by air. One can take a flight to the island from Bangkok, Singapore, Phuket or Pattaya. Travelling from Bangkok would be the easiest option, as there are over twenty flights travelling between the two places each day.By Water: Several catamarans and ferries leave the Thai mainland bound to Koh Samui. Ferry timings usually change from day to day, and must be booked in advance.

Question 7

What is Koh Samui famous for?

Accepted Answer

Among other things, Koh Samui is best known for its beaches. Every beach lover’s paradise, the island is home to both rocky and sandy beaches- Lipa Noi, Chaweng and Lamai being the three most popular names here.

Places to visit in Koh Samui