Ko Samui Tour Packages

Koh Samui is an island off the east coast of Thailand and one of the most visited travel destinations in Southeast Asia. The island has been known for its beautiful beaches but also offers a lot more than just sand and sun. You can find some amazing dining options here, as well as plenty of shopping opportunities if that's what you're looking for. If you're planning on visiting this beautiful destination soon, then make sure you have everything packed up in advance so that nothing gets lost or forgotten along the way! Before that let's start planning your itinerary.

Bang Rak Beach is a popular beach on Koh Samui, and it's easy to see why it's situated right next to the Big Buddha Temple. This idyllic stretch of sand has been consistently ranked as one of the most beautiful beaches in Thailand. It’s also a great place for swimming and snorkelling, with clear water and lots of coral reefs around. You can even see some marine life like sea turtles if you look closely enough! There are several restaurants along this stretch with plenty of seafood dishes available as well as bars offering cocktails or beers, it's perfect for all types! If you want to relax after your day at Bang Rak Beach we recommend checking out one of our Koh Samui Packages.

Take a trip to Angthong National Marine Park with our exclusive Koh Samui Tour Packages.  Built in 1980, the marine park is a popular snorkelling spot for tourists, who can see many different kinds of fish, corals and more.

There are many temples in the centre of town. These are the most historical, beautiful and interesting to visit. You can usually find them open to visitors at all times, but some may have restrictions. If you want to take up a package deal that includes entrance into one or more temples, it’s advisable to visit these shrines through one of our Koh Samui Packages. Another way to get around these temples is by tuk-tuk. They're cheap and convenient and they'll take you where no taxi will go! But, our Koh Samui Tour with a professional guide will be much more informative!

Some of the temples that you should add to your itinerary are Big Buddha Temple, Hin Lad Waterfall Temple, Wat Plai Laem, Secret Buddha Garden, Wat Khunaram, Buddha's Footprint, Nathon Hainan Shrine, Laem Sor Pagoda, Wat Khao Chedi, Wat Chaeng, Pagoda Khao Hua Jook, Wat Kiri Wongkaram, Wat Khiri Mat, Wat Phra Chedi Laem Sor, Wat Lamai, Wat Ratcha Thammaram, Wat Pradoem, and Wat Nara Charoen Suk, to name a few!

Wat Phra Yai or the Big Buddha Temple is a beautiful temple complex that's been around since 1972. The highlight of the temple is its golden statue of Buddha. It is 12m long. The main building is massive and contains many halls and chambers, as well as an impressive array of murals on the walls and ceilings.

Wat Plai Laem is a Buddhist temple famous for its white-washed 18-arm Guanyin statue. As per Chinese Buddhism Guanyin is the Goddess of Mercy and Compassion. As you walk through the temple grounds, you'll find yourself surrounded by lush vegetation, verdant hillsides, and a lake that lures you to slow down and relax. The architecture and artwork are both very ornate and beautiful and the history of this place is quite fascinating. The site was first settled in the 12th century by Thai people who had migrated from China. They brought with them their religious beliefs and artistry, which they used when building Wat Plai Laem. Today, visitors get a glimpse at Chinese-Thai beliefs in its detailed Buddhist-themed art and architecture.

A trip to Wat Khunaram is a must if you wish to see the statue of a mummified monk. The mummy of Luong Pordaeng can be seen in a meditative seated posture. The rooms are illuminated by candles, which makes the visitors feel extra cosy and intimate. When you enter the room where Luong Pordaeng sits for meditation, you will see that his fingers have been preserved with lotion so that they don't rot away. His eyes are closed as if he's asleep; he looks like he's just meditating peacefully!  He wears a robe that looks like it was made from white gauze fabric. Also, you can see how the fabric has stretched over time because the robe isn't tight on him anymore. He also has a gold ring with an image of Buddha carved into it.

Apart from the temples, there are other exciting attractions that you will see with our Koh Samui Tour. One such is Snake Farm. It is a zoo and snake breeding centre that houses over 1,000 snakes. The animals are not venomous and the venom is extracted before they are released back into the wild. The snakes are bred for antivenom production and it takes approximately 3 years to produce enough antivenom to treat one person with a severe allergic reaction. The farm offers tours as well as programs that educate visitors about this important process in medicine.

Hin Lad Waterfall is located on the north side of Koh Samui, and it's a popular destination for tourists who want to see the waterfalls in their natural state. The waterfall itself is impressive, also, there are lots of other things to do nearby. If you don't feel like hiking up to the waterfall, you can rent a bike and ride down one of several trails that lead to the site. There are also plenty of places to stay along this route, so you can just chill out at one of them while returning down again! As with many things on Koh Samui, Hin Lad Waterfall gets crowded during peak seasons (October through May), but if you're looking for something different or haven't been before, this is worth checking out!

Take up our Koh Samui Holiday Packages and explore the Samui Aquarium and Tiger Zoo, a short drive from Chaweng's white sand beaches and resorts. The aquarium has been open since 2006 and it showcases more than 200 fish species from around the world. You can see sharks, rays and other sea animals in their natural habitat. There are also several touch pools where you can get up close with some sharks! The tiger enclosure is another highlight of this zoo.

Chaweng Beach Balloon Tours is located on the west coast of Koh Samui and offers a spectacular view of the ocean. This tour lasts for about an hour and takes you up to an altitude of 3,000 feet, giving you a great view of central Thailand from above. The ride will last about 30 minutes as well as include an optional stop at a beach where you can swim or snorkel if desired.

To sum it up, the things to do in Koh Samui are endless. If you're planning a trip to Koh Samui, Thailand, then there are many things to do on the island. Here are some ideas like - Hike through lush jungle trails or swim at one of the beaches on the west side of the island. Visit Chaweng Beach and shop for souvenirs at its market stalls. Drive around town on your own or take up our Koh Samui Tour Packages.

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