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KOH SAMUI is one of Thailandʼs most popular island getaways and is famous for its beautiful white sandy beaches, relaxed atmosphere and incredible natural surroundings. Visitors to the island marvel at the wonderful natural beauty and dramatic hilly landscapes of this enchanting destination, which really does have something for everyone.
Situated in the Gulf of Thailand, Koh Samui is actually surrounded by
approximately 60 other islands, such as well known Koh Phang Ngan and Koh Tao, while many others are small and uninhabited. Popular destinations that are located not far from Koh Samui include Koh Nang Yuan and the Angthong National Marine Park. Koh Samui is easily accessible by short flights from Bangkok, Phuket, Krabi, Kuala Lumpur and Singapore. Boats to and from the mainland take about 50 minutes.
Whilst it is true that Koh Samui has undergone a large amount of development in the last five to ten years, it is not on the same scale as places such as Phuket. Much of Koh Samui is still free from high rise hotels or apartment blocks and for those of you who are looking for a quiet, simple or luxurious and relaxing island getaway then Koh Samui and especially itʼs southern coast, will certainly be able to satisfy your needs.
Approximately 80% of the island remains classified as agricultural land and as such cannot be developed.
LOCAL AREA - the central part of the southern coast of Koh Samui is known as Laem Set and Baan Kao. Many people also refer to this area as “The Virgin Coast” because of the absence of high rise buildings and commercial development. The area has one long sweeping, uninterrupted beach for several kilometers ending with the Laem Sor Pagoda and Temple on the southwestern end. There are a few small fishing villages and secluded seafood restaurants located nearby.
This area will continue to keep itʼs natural charm and peaceful ambience
because the people coming to this area and owning property have chosen to reject big development and keep an exclusive and natural setting.
This area is now known for itʼs yoga retreat and the meditative quality that is protected in the residential developments and resorts. Located very near to this villa is Asiaʼs number 1 award winning health resort Kamalaya. Several other very discrete and small resorts and a number of luxury villas are located along the coast but none of these resemble the major and typical resort areas of the island at Lamai and Chaweng.
This area is located 5 to 10 minutes drive from Lamai Beach, a well developed tourist centre with all the usual resorts, restaurants and entertainment that one would expect.
Koh Samui International Airport (USM) and Chaweng ‒ the commercial centre of the island, are 20 minutes to the northeast.
There are local shops and markets to cover basic needs and larger supermarkets (e.g. Tesco and Makro) in Lamai (5 to 10 mins) and a large shopping mall (Central Festival) further away in Chaweng (20 mins).

The villa has a car provided to make getting around the island stress free.
All cars are 5 door hatchbacks, automatics, petrol, air-con and are all in very good working order
The car that is provided is free, They are all in very good condition and insured for the nominated driver.
To be eligible to drive in Ko Samui.
All drivers must be over 21 years of age and hold a valid driving licence from their home country.
You must do a full inspection of the vehicle.
You must read the driving terms and conditions and agree to receive the keys.
All vehicles must be returned in the same condition that they were received in.
The site on which the villa is located is on a hill which allows the beautiful views. A car will be provided free with the villa. This can be parked below with a few steps up through the garden to the entrance. Motorbike hire (only recommended to experienced riders) is available at the villa. Taxis can be booked from the villa.
By AIR - many people fly directly from the country's capital, Bangkok via numerous daily flights with Bangkok Airways, but it is also possible to arrive via other major cities like Singapore, Kuala Lumpur or Hong Kong. In addition, there are daily flights from Phuket.
By BUS - from Bangkok (loaded onto a ferry at Donsak). Bangkok - Koh Samui buses depart from Bangkok’s Southern Bus Terminal at 19.30 daily. Travel time is approximately 13 hours
By TRAIN - visitors can take a train from Bangkok to Suratthani Railway Station, then take a connecting bus to Samui (located on a ferry at Donsak).
By CAR - Suratthani can be most conveniently reached by car from Bangkok by taking Highway No. 4 to Chumphon via Phetchaburi and Prachuap Khiri Khan, and thence onto Highway No. 41 and Highway No. 401. Getting around Samui is relatively easy but care needs to be taken with locals mixing with tourists can make for an 'interesting' driving experience.
Other options are:-
- Motorbike (a stronger recommendation if you're an experienced rider at home).
- Taxi (available almost anywhere on the island and can take you to most places - but ensure you agree on the price before departing as meters are barely used).
- Motorbike taxis (located near major resorts and businesses - same rule applies re pricing).
- Song Tiew - pickup trucks (or utes) with bench seats and covered area on the back for people to sit, the most common form of public transport on the island and cheaper than taxis. They only travel set routes covering most of the island.
PLEASE NOTE
The property is located in a beautiful and dramatic location in the south of unspoilt Samui and consequently is not on top of the nightlife; that is, however, available and is a relatively short drive away (5 to 10 minutes to Lamai and 20 minutes to Chaweng).
The property is located on a hillside (this is how you can get such amazing views) and we do provide a free car which can be parked in the lower carpark.