4-day leisure tour in Koh Samui
4 cities |
9 attraction(s) |
total distance 49
km
TIPS
Day1
Day2
Day3
Day4
Day1: Mae Nam > Koh Samui > maret > Koh Samui
4 attraction(s) ·
30 km
1
Maenam Beach is located on the west side of Bophut Beach, with Sai Cape in between. Sai Cape is the best place in Koh Samui to enjoy the sunset. There are local villages such as Maenam Village and Bophut Village, with fewer tourists. Maenam Pier is also the main pier connecting Koh Samui to other nearby islands.
11
km
2
The Big Buddha Temple is located on Koh Fan Island, near the beach, and has beautiful natural scenery. Inside the temple is a 12-meter-tall golden Buddha, which is even more magnificent up close. From a higher vantage point, you can also see panoramic views of Samui, watch the sunset, and more. In addition to the Big Buddha, there are also statues of deities from Thai mythology in the temple, and the surrounding area is lively.
16
km
4
The Grandfather and Grandmother Rocks are a natural rock formation located on the south side of Lamai Beach. They are two oddly shaped rocks that locals say resemble male and female genitalia, hence the name "Grandfather and Grandmother Rocks". Thai people, who are predominantly Buddhist, believe in various legends and consider this place to be auspicious. Visitors come here to sunbathe, pray for happiness and fulfillment. Nearby, there are coconut groves and many coconut souvenirs, as well as some impressive traditional buildings.
Day2: Koh Samui > Nathon
2 attraction(s) ·
18 km
1
Koh Tan is a small island located near the southern part of Koh Samui. It's very peaceful and not crowded with tourists. Visitors who enjoy tranquility can go there. They can choose day tour activities such as snorkeling and island hopping.
18
km
2
Nathon Town is a transportation hub connecting Koh Samui and Surat Thani on the mainland. It is also a gateway to nearby provinces like Krabi, Phang Nga, and Chumphon. The town is bustling with complete service facilities and serves as a government office area. It has hospitals, banks, immigration offices, police stations, tourist police stations, and bus stations. Nearby Nathon Bay, the Samui Zoo is worth a visit. There are also many waterfalls near Nathon Town. Nathon Pier provides access to Surat Thani, Tao Island, and Koh Phangan.
Day3: Koh Samui
2 attraction(s) ·
2 km
1
One of the two waterfalls, this 18-meter drop waterfall can be easily reached by walking from the parking lot. It is a good example of how Thai people experience waterfalls: taking a few snapshots, eating a bowl of noodles, buying some souvenirs, and then going back to the car.
2
km
2
Travelers who love adventure can choose to visit the Namuang Adventure Park located on Route 4169 in the northern part of Koh Samui, where they can experience the beauty of the tropical rainforest. The park is near two waterfalls in Namuang. The park offers various tour packages that include popular tourist attractions around the park, such as the Grandfather and Grandmother Rocks, with hotel transfers included. Watching the monkey show at the park is also recommended over the monkey park. The forest adventure activities mainly include elephant or ATV rides along the waterfalls and tropical rainforest gardens, thrilling canopy zip-line experiences, and trekking in the tropical rainforest gardens. Professional guides accompany the entire adventure activities, so there is no need to worry about safety issues. Monkey coconut picking is a very interesting activity. After watching the 80-meter-high waterfall, visitors can also swim in the clear pond water.
Here are some project combinations:
A: Includes the Grandfather and Grandmother Rocks, forest adventure, monkey coconut picking, monkey show, elephant riding, and waterfall visit. Starts at 9:00 am and lasts for 8 hours. 1700 THB for adults, 1200 THB for children, free for children under 3 years old.
B: Includes forest adventure, monkey show, elephant riding, and waterfall visit. Available at 9:00 am and 13:00 pm. Lasts for over 5 hours. 1600 THB for adults, 1200 THB for children.
C: Elephant riding activity available three times a day at 9:30 am, 13:00 pm, and 15:30 pm. 1-hour ride: 1200 THB for adults, 700 THB for children. 30-minute ride: 700 THB for adults, 600 THB for children.
There is also an ATV adventure activity available for 20 minutes at 700 THB, but it is considered relatively dangerous and not recommended.
Day4: Koh Samui
1 attraction(s) ·
0 km
1
Ang Thong National Marine Park is a national wildlife sanctuary and the second approved national marine park in Thailand. Located 30 kilometers west of Koh Samui, it covers an area of approximately 9.8 square kilometers. The Ang Thong archipelago consists of 42 islands, mostly limestone islands, including Koh Wua Talap, Koh Pha Luai, Koh Mae Koh, Koh Sam Sao, Koh Phai Luek, Koh Ka, Koh Hin Dap, and Koh Wua Kantang. These islands were originally off-limits to the public as they were a restricted area of the Thai Navy but are now open for residents. Koh Wua Talap serves as the headquarters and is the largest island in the archipelago, featuring viewpoints and the Lotus Cave. Koh Sam Sao is known for its beautiful coral, jungle, and beaches. Thale Nai in Koh Mae Koh and Koh Wua Kantang are the two most stunning coral sites in the marine park. The beaches of Koh Hin Dap have soft and comfortable sand. The islands are relatively close to each other, and transportation options include speedboats and long-tail boats. There are various day tour activities available in Ang Thong National Marine Park, including snorkeling, island hopping, jungle exploration, observing the wildlife, kayaking, and cave exploring.
