Offering a variety of attractions, Samui reflects its charms through impressive temples, lovely waterfalls, animal parks and breathtaking beaches. To get in touch with the nature in an island style, you can climb up the back of a friendly elephant and let this enormous mammal take you into the wilderness of spectacular island’s interiors. Also, Samui’s underwater wonders that unveil exquisite coral reefs and many colourful fish will surely delight both professional and amateur divers. Also a famous destination for party animals, a number of hedonists choose to stay at Samui during Full Moon Festival and hop on a boat to Pha Ngan Island for these famous parties. Fun-filled activities are provided everywhere on the island. Travellers can enjoy all kinds of water sports, fishing, elephant trekking or Bungy jumping. Spas and massages are not to be missed as Thais are known to give the best de-stressing massages and wellness treatments. Unspoilt yet sophisticated, pristine yet mischievous, Samui is an ideal place where you can escape from the hustle-bustle of the city. From an unknown island with no electricity and no road network, Samui has developed a great deal from that time to present when party lights are still on until late at night and where plenty of vehicles can almost cause traffic. Thailand’s self-styled ‘Boutique Island’ with its plus resorts and holiday villas, is now with only a hour on a plane from Bangkok and a few hours on a ferry, anyone can walk barefoot on delicate white sand on one of Samui’s beautiful beaches. | 
