In light of its spectacular Thailand Gulf with its clear water and coral reefs, rich animal and plant life, top-notch resorts and intense party scene, Samui has set itself apart as one of Thailand's most popular resort destinations. There is plenty to do in the towns as wkk as it and about on the water, underwater and in the forest. The monthly Full Moon party that take place on the neighbouring island are an absolute requirement for all fullthrottle parties. All of this together makes fir a first-class holiday in one of Thailand's most coveted locations.

Temple of the Big Buddha
Wat Pra Yai is Samui's Temple of the Big Buddha, with its signature 12 metre tall Buddha statue. Built in 1972, this iconic temple sits on a little island that is connected to the main island by a bridge. The temple grounds also house a center for meditation, an other draw for inspired visitors. When visiting any temple in Thailand, it is important to follow the standard rules of the dress and etiquette which includes wearing long pants, sleeves and removing your shoes before entering the actual temple.

Beaches
The beaches of Samui are its greatest attraction, and each one is known for its own specific qualities. Ao Tong Takian is also called Silver Beach due to the glimmer of its sand and shimmer water; Lamai Beach is a popular family destination in light of the abundant water sports and activities; Choeng Mon offers higher class accommodation in a remote setting and Chaweng Beach rallies as the most popular among tourists, with its peripheral of exciting activites like Muay Thai boxing and bungee jumping