We are delighted to introduce some excellent accommodation on Koh Samui.

Baan Talay Resort
Baan Talay Resort is located on the south side of Chaweng beach – Koh Samui’s most popular beach location.Apart from the long stretch of white sandy beaches, Chaweng also offers an interesting array of shops, bars, night-time entertainment as well as numerous restaurants. Our 38 bungalows are tastefully designed and can be differentiated into 2 distinctive theme concepts. Garden View Bungalows, which occupy the majority, are traditional beach bungalows scattered around the resort’s gardens while our pool view bungalows and beachfront bungalows have recently been given a major facelift and now offer a contemporary clean design with a nice touch of new modern amenities.
 

B1 Villa & Spa
B1 Spa & Villa Suites is located on the idyllic island of Koh Samui off the eastern coast of Thailand. Our prime, beachfront location in the quaint Fisherman's Village of Bophut features a panoramic view of the sea and Phangan island in the distance. The property and villa itself -the conception and development of which was overseen in cooperation with Feng Shui Master Vincenzo di Ieso, ensures the correct flow of the earth's vital energy forces: while the design and location of each individual environment within conforms strictly to the principles of Feng Shui.

Rocky's Boutique Resort
Rocky's Boutique Resort is a private and secluded bungalows samui resort with 34 samui bungalows and villas. The resort is situated on the beach, with unparalleled views of the Gulf of Thailand, and only a short walk to downtown Lamai. Long tailed fishing boats can be seen daily as they depart or return home with their catch. Here is the ideal place to relax and feel free to enjoy the natural beauty of this amazing bungalows, samui resort.

At Rocky's Boutique Resort we have 2 swimming pools, one along the beachfront, one in the upper garden. Both have a large deck area where you can sit and relax, order a poolside snack or cocktail. Our restaurant is perched atop a large granite rock, overlooking the ocean. Dinner is eaten with the sound and sight of the waves rolling on to the beach.

The bright lights, bars and night life of Lamai Beach are less than five minutes drive away, and popular Chaweng Beach with it's colourful array of shops, bars and restaurants, is a 15 minute drive.

Chaweng Cove Resotel
Chaweng Cove Resotel, Chaweng Cove Resotel is located on the White Shore , Sandy beach of Chaweng encompassing an area of approximately 2 acres of land (about 5.2 Rai), with a newly built Villas, Bungalows and Rooms. Be fit for Honeymooners, Wedding Events, Family Retreats, a Diving Experience, or simply want to get away from the hustles and bustles of daily lives, our place will be your one of a kind destination.
 

Koh Samui Resort
Koh Samui Resort is located on the North coast of the island with a direct view of Koh Phangan and great sunsets. A quiet but convenient location.Only 15 minutes to Samui Airport, 10 minutes to ferry pier and within easy drive of all Samui's scenic spots and tourist attractions.Nestled within a lush coconut grove, away from the main road on quiet Baan Tai beach. The resort boasts spectacular views of Koh Phangan and sunsets.It really is all you could ask for in a tropical island hide-away, yet with easy access to both the Nathon Ferry terminal,Samui Airport and the local tourist attractions.

Samui is a holiday makers paradise with is its funky rural beach communities, white beaches and clear & warm seas, and it has a few exceptional ones to choose from. The island has become a “brochure” holiday destination with many attractions and activities for families with children. There are water parks, elephant trekking, nature trails and many things to do on the island.

Chaweng Beach covers a large portion of the island's northeast coast, and is easily the most crowded and tourist saturated region on the island. The beach itself, while beautiful and clean often suffers from seasonal overcrowding as ever increasing numbers of visitors discover the island. Several hotels, ranging from budget resorts to luxury villas line up the shore. Restaurants are set right along the beachside, making Chaweng Beach seem to glow from within the sands.

Set back about 100 meters from the sea the one way beach road in Chaweng has developed into a bustling international tourist town packed with every kind of resort, restaurant, and bar. There are also fine art, tailors, and souvenir shops, markets and wild, rambunctious, or chilled out nightclubs.

It gets very busy on the beach road at night with a crazy and colorful mix of pedestrians, motorcycles, and 'Songtaos', or small truck-taxis carrying people up and down the village. Chaweng is a lively place with people exploring the shops and dancing the night away. There is plenty of nightlife.

In the summer months the waters in Chaweng can occasionally have some wind swell & surf, so be prepared for strong rip tides or side shore currents. The waters are shallow, but inexperienced swimmers should either stay close to shore or swim with other people.

Also on the East coast is Lamai, just south of Chaweng and smaller, but Lamai's beaches are clean and less crowded than Chaweng. Lamai was the original destination for travelers to Samui, and compared to Chaweng the town is a bit low budget, but it has its own distinct charms.

Greater Lamai is actually a large and beautiful valley, and as one travels inland away from the beach village the landscape is striking. Lamai has some pretty outrageous 'social' bars in the middle of town, and the once a week all girl Muay Thai boxing matches always seem to draw an eclectic crowd. Lamai has a lovely old Wat(temple), and is also the location of two of the most endearing original spas on the island, one on the beach, a hipster paradise called 'The Spa', and the other called 'Tamarind Springs', which has long been the class act on the island.

 

 

In the center of the North coast of the island, Maenam offers spectacular views of Koh Phangan to the North, and the Ang Thong National Marine Park to the East. The waters are calm and clean, being protected from the North Easterly currents by Koh Phangan. Because the sans are golden rather than white Meanam is usually much less crowded than Lamai or Chaweng, and Maenam's restaurants and bars still retain much of the local Thai flavor as well as being more reasonably priced, or even inexpensive. Overall Maenam is quieter, more relaxed, with local Thai community still pretty much intact. The major golf course on the island is also in Maenam.

Bophut is the beach/bay just to the east of Maenam. Its lifestyle is relaxed and more traditional than the larger communities, referring to itself as Fisherman's Village. Bhophut's laid back vibe is popular with the more chic sort of travelers, and has a number of pricey but very good French-owned cafes and restaurants.

Bang Rak, just two kilometers east of Bhophut, and part of Bhophut 'province' is also known by the name Big Buddha Beach, after the 19-metre gold tinted statue of the ancient spiritual master which overlooks the entire bay (Big Buddha). Bang Rak is quite close to the airport, and is one of the calmest beaches, though the huge sweep of its jade colored waters are often a bit murky. Bang Rak is the jump off point to sister island Koh Phan Ngan, and the ferry goes every day.

Choeng Mon is one of the smallest of Samui's tourist beaches, but lies in a secluded bay on the northeastern tip of the island, making it perfect for those who want peace and quiet. It doesn't have much of a town but there are a number of small restaurants and a couple of shops, in addition to some very luxurious (and expensive) hotels that surround the bay...and it is only five minutes north from the bright lights of Chaweng.

Ao Tong Takian is a small cove north of Lamai beach. It's long been popular among stoners and hip tourists for its inviting white sand, and is also known as Silver Beach. This used to be a relatively unknown spot. There is great swimming here if the local fishing boats are not around. Be a careful if you are walking in the water, as Tong Takian has a lot of sharp rocks.

Nathon on the Southwestern coast is the island's main port and the beaches here lack the beauty or deep water found on the east coast of the island. The city of Nathon offers great shopping with some of the best prices to be found anywhere on the island, as well as some truly good local restaurants, including a fantastic place on a side street where you can get a low priced Chinese Duck lunch. The open-air food market is piled high with inexpensive and fresh local produce. Some of the shops in Nathon are really offbeat, selling umbrellas, computer parts, stationary, and cheese in a single shop. Banks and Travel agencies here make it happen for travelers, and the ferry to the mainland and point beyond departs from this port.

Lipa Noi is really the only useful swimming beach on the west coast, and its wide sweep of sand is the last quiet place on the island. Lipa Noi faces due west and looks directly into the stunning Thai sunsets. It won't last long, but this is the part of the island where you can still feel like you are free from the tourist circus. It's really romantic, and there is not much to do.

Tong Krut on the South West corner of the island is currently one of the quieter areas of Koh Samui and is being proposed as the site for the islands future mega-yacht harbor.