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The island of Koh Samet near Rayong is very popular for its sandy beaches and beautiful turquoise waters. Named after the ‘Samet’ trees (Thai for cajeput trees), which grow on the island in abundance, Weekends and holidays, many Thais come here to relax, enjoy the sea and eat seafood. oh Samet offers all the essential elements that make up a fun-filled holiday escape – an endless expanse of turquoise blue sea, crescent bays with fine white sand, lots of water sports and a throbbing nightlife. Koh Samet has significantly less rainfall than other Thai destinations but visitors get soaked anyway in the sea.

Which beach to stay on Koh Samet?
The best Koh Samet beaches are dotted from top to bottom along the island’s east coast with a couple to choose from on the west and north. Generally, things get more laid back the further south you go. So if you are looking for the best beach to stay and enjoy peace and quiet then head south. If you want beach bars, music and a night out the northern beaches will be a better place for you to stay.

Hat Sai Kaew Beach
Ao Hin Kok
Ao Tubtim
Ao Nuan
Ao Cho
Ao Vong Duan
Ao Kiu Na Nok
Ao Prao Beach
Ao Phai
Ao Thian
Ao Wai
Ao Kiu
Ao Noi Na

As Koh Samet misses most of the heavy monsoon that plagues other islands, the weather is guaranteed to be pleasant at almost any time of year. And though the beaches have been overdeveloped, they still manage to be beautiful, with sparkling white sand curving between coconut palms and clear cerulean water. If you can get past the fact that this should be a national park, you’ll find Koh Samet to be a traveller’s paradise of magnificent beaches, delicious seafood and dozens of choices for nightlife at Koh Samet.

Koh Samet National Park Fees

Koh Samet has an interesting setup: a majority of the island exists in the Khao Laem Ya Mu Ko Samet National Park. As soon as you exit the main town and enter the park (where most of the beaches are), you’ll need to pay a one-time national park entrance fee.

Entrance Prices for the National Park on Koh Samet:

Thai Adults: 40 baht
Thai Children: 20 baht
Foreign Adults: 200 baht
Foreign Children: 100 baht

Foreign workers living and working legally in Thailand may be able to show a government-issued ID and pay the local price. You can probably also get a discount if you speak Thai. If arriving at a resort by boat, you’ll probably be approached on the beach by an officer to pay the entrance fees.

Must visit beache on Koh Samed

You will find most of the beaches on Koh Samed have something special to offer. Snorkelling with fishes, camping at an abandoned resort or jumping from huge boulders into the turquoise waters are just a few unique things to do to make for an incredible day....View All

Hotels & Resorts on Koh Samed

Hotels in Koh Samed cover a wide range of styles; from cheap yet comfortable guesthouses located in Village - the heart of the action in Koh Samed – to mid-range prices bungalows situated all around beach and Koh Samed to stylish tropical resorts set on the remote northeastern coast of the island, there is really an accommodation type for everyone in Koh Samed....View All

How to get to Koh Samed

How to get to Koh Samed, Whether by land, sea, or air, here are the best ways to get from Bangkok to Koh Samed, From Bangkok to Koh Samed by Plane, From Bangkok to Koh Samed by VIP Bus & Ferry Package, From Bangkok to Koh Samed by Train and Ferry and from any departure to Koh Samed by Bus and ferry....View All

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Koh Samed Pier

Arriving at one of Koh Samed's ferry piers to get to the island. If you travel by car around Thailand, you can get to Koh Samed by ferry which offers an economical way to get there. Travelling by ferry to Koh Samed from the main pier on the mainland - takes roughly few hours. The cruise is usually tranquil, and has a strong holiday feel....View All