Ko Samui

haweng Beach and Lamai Beach are among the most popular. These long stretches of fine white sand are perfect for lounging, swimming or enjoying water sports.
The island is also full of natural treasures to explore. Don't miss the astonishing rock formation nicknamed the "Grandparents Rocks". These strange rocks sculpted by erosion resemble human forms. ►

haweng Beach and Lamai Beach are among the most popular. These long stretches of fine white sand are perfect for lounging, swimming or enjoying water sports.
The island is also full of natural treasures to explore. Don't miss the astonishing rock formation nicknamed the "Grandparents Rocks". These strange rocks sculpted by erosion resemble human forms. The Na Muang waterfalls are another natural wonder. Their refreshing clear water pools invite you to swim. Na Muang National Park will allow hikers to walk trails through a preserved tropical forest.
The island also contains many cultural and religious gems. The iconic 12-meter-tall Giant Buddha statue is one of them. This majestic monument offers a panoramic view of the coast. Richly decorated temples like Wat Plai Laem or Wat Khunaram with its mummified monk are also worth visiting.
To discover local traditions, head to the charming Fisherman's Village. This preserved fishing village features wooden houses, craft shops and typical restaurants. A beautiful immersion in Samui's coastal soul. Further away, the rubber tree plantations producing natural rubber show another side of the island.
At night, the action is in full swing in Chaweng. This lively beach resort attracts partygoers with its numerous bars, nightclubs and trendy restaurants. The beaches of Lamai and Lipa Noi also regularly host legendary beach parties.
Other unusual sites are worth a detour, such as the Khao Hua Jook Pagoda, the Magic Buddha Garden sculpture garden, or the many temples hidden in the lush vegetation.
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