Articles about Koh Samui

F he history of Koh Samui is immersed in culture and religion. Historians have documented 1,500 years ago Samui first became inhabited by fishermen and traders from the Malay Peninsula and the southern China coast. Ancient Chinese maps dated back to 1687 displays Koh Samui’s co-ordinates as Pulo Cornam.…

K nown the world over as the Land of Smiles, Thailand is famous for being the principal tourist destination in South East Asia. This tropical fun loving and friendly country really does have something for everyone of every age and every budget. From golden, sandy beaches to lush steamy jungles, bustling busy cities to traditional squat villages, 5 star a la carte menus to roadside noodle stalls, historic Buddhist temples to 21st century sky scrapers Thailand never fails to delight, amaze and captivate all who visit.…

T he beach is always great for children but Thailand doubles the fun. Thais love kids (especially babies) and will shower them with attention. Even grumpy taxi drivers enjoy playing já ăir (peekaboo) with little ones. Of the Thai islands, Koh Samui is the most relaxed and family friendly. Keep our tips in mind and your family holiday will be all smiles. Only in the best hotels will you find high chairs, and strollers are rarely seen outside top resort areas. Most Thais just carry their children in their arms and hold them at the dinner table. While strollers might be convenient, most Thai pavements will feel more like off-roading then strolling.…

K oh Samui is an island part of an archipelago of more than 60 islands off Thailand east coast surrounded by the clear waters of the Gulf of Siam. It is only 45 minutes by air from Bangkok. Calm waters, white sand, coconut palms are emblematic of this paradise, peaceful refuge.…

F or a long time we have collected points of sights, interesting places and other things that will be curious to guests of the island. If you see that something is missing, do not judge us harshly, but send us an email and we will place your point..…