Phi Phi Island Hopping – the ultimate experience! Imagine yourself on a classic Thai longtail boat cruising the pristine waters, and limestone cliffs and hopping from one spectacular island to the next. In Phi Phi, this is reality. You can take a boat tour and do it in a day, or rent a private boat and take your time exploring the wonders God left so generously in Thailand. However you choose to do it though, Phi Phi island hopping is a must. In this guide, I explain where to go, and how to get there, along with some unexpected truths, you probably didn’t expect to hear! Ready for wanderlust?

Without further delay, let’s start exploring the islands you can (and should) visit on your exploring adventures on the Islands!

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Phi Phi Island Hopping – Monkey Beach

Did you know monkeys can swim?! Well after Indonesia I knew they are clever as hell. I also knew they are prone to stealing your sunglasses but Phi Phi taught me more. Monkeys can swim! Throw a banana and watch them dive underwater peel/stuff it in their mouth in the blink of an eye. I came prepared and had the time of my life feeding those cheeky little babies! A visit to Monkey Beach is a MUST .

Bamboo Island

 This small heart-shaped island has a strip of white sand that goes around its entire perimeter! There is thick tropical vegetation growing in the middle of it which gives it the name of Bamboo island. So gorgeous!

Mosquito Island

A perfect hot spot for all snorkeling and water sports fans! This island would be packed with tourists… if it wasn’t for the hundreds of mosquitoes! Thankfully they come out after sunset, sucking the life out of you while you run for dear life.

Tip: As you may have already guessed…mosquito repellent is a must!

Viking Cave

Located at the base of a huge cliff in Phi Phi Leh, you will find the Viking Caves. The cave got its name from the paintings inside the cave, made by stranded sailors and Vikings. I actually saw people living there – inside the actual cliff, right in the middle of the ocean. That just blew my mind! I had a million questions – do they have electricity? How do they cook? Where do they sleep? What is their protection from the elements? Mr. Liang didn’t any answers for me – I think i overwhelmed the poor man with too many English questions!

Maya Bay

A bay of little beaches – Most of them only visible in low tide! The main beach is 200m long with soft sand, colorful corals and exotic fish in crystal clear waters. WELL…APPARENTLY.

Because we couldn’t ACTUALLY visit… as Maya bay (the little spot of paradise where Leonardo Di Caprio filmed ‘’The Beach’’ ) has officially been declared off-limits.

This is because it has been so damaged by the huge number of irresponsible tourists it receives. Therefore the government has decided (as of 2018) to close it to the public in order to help nature restore itself. Most of the coral life has been wiped out, and rubbish now litters the once crystal clear waters. In early 2020, Thai Officials released a statement that the world-famous beach is to remain closed for a further two years until mid-2021 at least. It is so sad and downright disgraceful- the human race truly destroys everything it touches! Read my Responsible tourism and ethical travel guide to help you with easy tips to travel ethically and help save the planet!

Kho Khai Nok – Ideal for a longer visit

No Phi Phi island hopping would be complete, without a visit to Kho Khai Nok! This place is famous for the Instagram worthy beach photos and incredible views! Here, the 12 exotic species of fish that are so accustomed to humans they swim right by your feet. Kho Khai Nok has a Caribbean feel to it, it almost transported me back to Belize! Definitely try and spend some time there, it’s blissful!  

Phi Phi Island Hopping Koh Yao Yai 

Located midway Phuket and Krabi, this island is quite popular among tourists. Here, you will find sandy beaches, coral-rich waters, fishing villages, and several dive sites. Loh Jark beach has a pier for boats to land on so you can get off and explore the island on foot. Enjoy fresh Grilled prawns on the edge of the water, and if you are a diver, go on and book a tour, or snorkel your way to Koh Yao Yai heaven! I recommend spending some time on the island which might not be possible with a group boat cruise. If you have your own boat rental, you are the master of your time, so you can decide how long to spend there!

Costs – Phi Phi island Hopping

Phi Phi islands are crawling with a vast choice of tours to choose from! There are also sightseeing tours, and several others I prefer not to mention. You see, I am big on ethical tourism and firmly against animal cruelty. As for the island hopping, You can choose a long tail boat, a big boat or a private boat. I took a long tail boat on a full day island hopping tour and it cost me 400 baht. (1 euro is 38 baht).  So 10 euros for a full day of feeding monkeys, exploring caves and beaches and lunch on the boat included!! #winner  

Tips for the best fun, health, and safety

• Make sure you pack some bananas to feed the monkeys!
• Your mosquito repellant is an obvious MUST. If you are prone to bites, go for the strong stuff – mosquitos in Thailand are not playing around – This strong, 100% natural, Deet free repellant is excellent!
• Sunblock – you will be so busy having fun, you won’t realize you are burning! If you have sun allergies like me, try this Piz Buin Sun Allergy sunblock – I discovered it 3 years ago and I haven’t had a breakout since! We don’t get the sun allergy range in Cyprus, but you can get it in my link online!
• If you get seasick, instead of pills try these nausea wristbands! The waves can get pretty major!
• Dry Bag. The boat will get wet, 100%. Carry as little as possible with you and make sure you keep it dry and safe in good quality, waterproof dry bags.

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Koh Samui Nightlife – Luxurious bars

All the 5 beach clubs mentioned in my Koh Samui beach clubs guide do fantastic cocktails, have extensive wine lists, and good choices of beers. Some even have events with DJs flying in but generally have a more chilled and sophisticated vibe and attract the corresponding crowds.

Dress Code: Glamorous with or without heels  

Koh Samui Nightlife – Thailand Style Bars

Have you ever had a mojito with mint crushed so far into oblivion that it sneaks into your straw with every mouthful? How about a Cosmopolitan that tastes like watery ice and gone off Cranberry Juice?

Well, you will, In Thailand. 🙂 So unless your taste buds have been shot to hell, stick with anything bottled, like beers or a good old Smirnoff Ice and pretend its 1999. While some drinks are poo; nothings going to stop the party!  

Thailand Bar Dress Code: whatever the heck you like, this is #Thailand! Skip the heels and feel to rock up in anything you feel like, including shorts and flip flops!  

Elephant Beach Bar – Chaweng

Awesome fire shows with some brilliant acrobatics and fire show displays! At Elephant Beach Club, the drinks are decent and the setting is totally romantic! 

The Green Mango Club

The Green Mango Club – is all about Urban and Rnb Music. It’s a really spacious outdoor bar, with decent drinks and a really nice vibe! The Soi Green Mango Koh Samui is a Thailand Staple and a favorite among locals and tourists.

Ark Bar Koh Samui – Chaweng

The Ark is a tourist favorite and located right Next to Elephant Beach Club. Personally, I hated it BUT if you are under 25 you will love this place!  Booze so cheap that it’s served in plastic buckets, beers, pool table and more. The music is mixed international music and there are both indoor and outdoor options. The outdoors in on the beach, on sun loungers. 

Lava Lounge – Lamai

The venue provides relaxed vibes, great tunes and an impressive strong menu of 40+ drinks. Perfect if you want a grown-up experience! Perfect also if you are avoiding the inevitable run-in with Thailand’s ladyboys and call girls (embrace it, live a little!! ) The bar also serves an ample array of beers and fine wines appeasing all palates.

Koh Samui Restaurants – Incredible food on the island

Cliff bar and Grill

In my opinion, the undisputed no.1 restaurant in Koh Samui. Located on the outskirts of Lamai, The Cliff Koh Samui offers- as the name suggests- a Cliff Top setting and a true fine dining experience. The views are stunning and an early dinner res. (highly recommended as they are always full) will provide breathtaking sunset views. There’s an exquisite wine menu, and a delicious Italian, Portuguese fusion menu, with an Asian twist. Expect fresh Seafood and succulent Australian steaks.

Price info: Definitely pricier than other restaurants on the island but worth every penny. Plan for approx 40 euros per person. $$$

Tip: The mussels, the prawn fettuccine, and the peri peri chicken are must-tries! The seafood, in general, is to die for! Opt for an earlier dinner to enjoy breathtaking sunset views of the island!

Dress Code- Smart Casual.  

No Stress beach bar and resto and next to it, the Baobar beach bar

From high end to super chilled, holidays are all about exploring different sides, budgets and experiences. Think cute little deckchairs in the sand right on Lamai Beach. Both restaurants serve Asian staples such as Pad Thai and Tom Yum. But you’ll also find western salads, baguettes and more at very low prices.

The No Stress specializes in mussels – 12+ glorious variations of them! Both double as bars so you can carry on drinking in your swimwear like a true Tourist in Thailand.

Price info: 3-10 euros per person $

Dress Code- Casual

The Chaweng Night Market

The Chaweng Night Market is essentially a large open-air area with countless dining Options and very little else. Prices are dirt cheap (Thai food for as little as 70 baht) which is amazing! The seafood is fresh and the people watching in itself is such a treat! It is by far the fastest way to observe the true local Thai life, and an experience you will remember!

Tip- If you are a seafood lover, go for the Lobster, Crab or catch of the day. Choosing a live one is worth the extra pennies! Both in taste and in limiting chances of food poisoning galore. Aka the #ThailandDoubleTrouble

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The following Koh Samui Beach Clubs come from some of the best hotels on the island too. Below, i am linking my personal recommendations so you can use booking.com to get to them straight away! If you want to do your own searching for hotels, use the link below

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Koh Samui Beach Clubs – Coast Beach Bar

The king of all Beach clubs and luxury hotels has got to the stunning Coast Beach Club of the Centara Grand Beach Resort – on Chaweng Beach.

  Located in the heart of Chaweng, this 5* beauty of a hotel just made my heart sing.

It was one of the first places I visited in Chaweng, and I spent my remaining days stubbornly trying to top it- without success. Think crystal clear blue waters, long sandy golden beach, and the absolute best Mojito in the whole of Thailand. Everything is spot on- extensive wine list, filtered ice, great food, free wi-fi and gorgeous circular sun loungers for two.  It’s on the pricier side but I cannot recommend enough!

Tip

If your #budget can stretch that far- book to stay at the hotel immediately- the grounds are to die for! Search for it here! If not, do like us and visit its beach club for the day. You can access all pool areas of the hotel as long as you are either a hotel guest or a guest of the Coast Beach Club.

$$$ for a full day including drinks and food.

Price info for sun loungers: Wooden style family beds 3.000 baht min spend and the rounded beds for two are 2000 baht min spend. The puffs below are cheaper.

Ocean Beach Club – of the Beach Republic Resort

 Aka a perfect #instagoals beach club on Lamai Beach. The Beach Republic is a vibrant, colorful and luxurious beach bar. It comes with an added great menu for food and drinks and various options for loungers. (all rented for 1000 baht per person and up) . #instagoals for sure.

I love this venue for its affordable luxury, the chilled out views of Lamai Beach, and I personally found the red decor to be so striking against the clear blue sea and the beautiful palm trees.

Book a hotel stay

$$ including drinks and food  

 Koh Samui Beach Clubs – Samui Paradise Beach Resort and spa – Chaweng.

A far more modest beach club, with cheaper prices all around. At Samui Paradise, both the pool and surrounding grounds are gorgeous and the food was great! The property is surrounded by luscious green – giving it a tropical feel, it really is beautiful.

Book a hotel stay

$$ for a full day including drinks and food  

The W Koh Samui – and its Beach bar- Woobar.

The W 5* Resort/ beach club has THE most breathtaking views I have seen anywhere in the world. All I’m going to say is its got sofas built inside an infinity pool that blends right into the ocean. If you love luxury, the Woobar is a definite must! 

$$$ for a full day including drinks and food.

THB 1,000 entry fee for adult THB 500 for children aged 6-12 years old between 11 AM-6 PM.

Fees are fully redeemable against all beverage and food purchased in WOOBAR® or The Kitchen Table. The bar is open from 11 am to 12 pm.  

Hotel Information: W Koh Samui luxury resort offers 74 private pool villas and is located between Maenam and Bo Phut in Koh Samui. It has the finest and most pristine beach location in Thailand. If you have the budget, nothing will match the elegance and luxury of the W Koh Samui resort. Search for it here!

Koh Samui Beach Clubs – Nikki Beach Koh Samui – 5* hotel and super luxurious beach club

Arguably one of the most instagrammable venues in Koh Samui! Nikki Beach is notorious for its wild beach and pool parties full of young partygoers and international DJs.  It is an absolute must if you are looking to mingle and live the high life! Expect to see celebrities! 

Love it? I don’t blame you! Book a hotel stay

$$$ for a full day including drinks and food  

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So without further ado, let’s discover Koh Samui together! 

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Koh Samui At A Glance

The island of Koh Samui is Thailand’s second-largest island after Phuket, with an area of 228.7 km2 and a population of over 63,000. It’s a huge island so don’t be fooled thinking you can see in it a couple of days!

One of the top tourist destinations in Thailand, it boasts an abundance of tourist resources! Expect to see sandy beaches, coral reefs, and coconut trees all over the island.  

How to get to Koh Samui

The most convenient way to get to Koh Samui is flying with Bangkok Airways either from Bangkok itself or from Singapore, Phuket or Pattaya. There are over twenty flights a day from Bangkok alone.

Flight Duration: 50 mins.

Weather in Koh Samui and other Thai Information

Are you trying to decide on the best time to visit Koh Samui? In my Thailand at a glance guide, you will see the country’s different seasons, currency exchange, budget, visa information and many more.  

Vaccinations

Depending of where you are traveling you might need different vaccinations. This guide, explains it all!

You should know, that exotic destinations sometimes come with exotic diseases, so read this if you want to avoid getting sick on holiday!

Simple, cheap ways to save the planet whilst traveling 

• Do you use cotton buds for your ears and/ or makeup? The world’s first plastic-free and reusable cotton swabs are here and I am beyond excited! Just ONE of these eco-friendly swabs replaces over 1000 cotton swabs that end up in our oceans! They come in gorgeous colors, are durable, and super easy to clean! Take the pledge today, I have received my order, and couldn’t be happier! This link here gives you 10% off your order! 

• Are you a smoker? Cigarette butts are the single greatest source of ocean pollution, with more than 60 million collected over 32 years! To save our oceans, just carry a portable ashtray like this one in your backpack! This one is unisex, totally stylish and can be fastened to any backpack! With every puff, you are taking a huge step towards responsible tourism.
• Do you use plastic bottles and straws? A simple reusable cup and metal straw are the best, and contribute a lot to the solution; trust me! 100,000  marine creatures and 1million sea birds die from plastic entanglement in a year. I have tried paper straws and pasta straws too, but I really hate them! This stainless steel straw set comes with a handy pouch, and a brush to clean too! Adore!

Other eco-friendly travel tips!

• Carry plastic-free shampoo and conditioner in your suitcase. There is no need to carry plastic bottles that you will later throw away. Not when you can get top-quality shampoo and conditioner in a bar! This conditioner bar is excellent – 100% vegan, not tested on animals, no palm oil, smells great, lasts for AGES and keeps hair safe from the humidity of exotic countries! There is also a shampoo and conditioner set available, let me know what you think of it, as I purchased mine individually as above.
• Recycle. Save your plastic for the recycle bins and for the love of God please STOP throwing trash in the ocean!
• Eat local food, and carry a takeaway box to take back any leftovers! Local food is most often delicious, and you are also supporting the local food vendors!

Best Area to Stay Koh Samui

I spend 8 days on the island, which I divided into 2 hotels- 5 nights on the area of Chaweng and 3 nights in Lamai. Those two are the biggest most popular areas of Koh Samui.  Both are equally good for single travelers, couples, honeymooners, and families with children. I personally preferred Chaweng a little bit more, the beach clubs, restaurants, and nightlife were just my cup of tea!  

Chaweng Koh Samui

is bursting with life – souvenir shops, night markets, food markets, restaurants, and bars! There is obviously also the gorgeous Chaweng Beach; a 7 km long organized beach, with numerous restaurants, hotels, beach clubs, water sports and massage stations.

Lamai Koh Samui

is much the same in a way on a smaller scale. Think of it as the younger sister of Chaweng- but it is smaller and definitely quieter at night. Most of the popular tourist sights of Koh Samui are located in this area and there is much to explore apart from swimming all day.

Renting a 4×4 or a scooter will give you access to sightseeing at your own leisure of you can simply choose an organized day tour (i get to that later in the post)  

Getting Around Koh Samui Would recommend renting a scooter to be able to explore and beach hop the island as well as go to good restaurants etc. For more info on other means of transportation CLICK HERE  

What to do in Koh Samui 

for reference: $ – 10-20 dollars  $$ – 20-40 dollars $$$ – 50+ dollars  

What to do in Koh Samui – Beach Clubs

Sometimes you just need a little luxury, a picture-perfect setting, and a fantastic cocktail.

Luckily Koh Samui Luxury Hotels are plentiful and they do NOT disappoint!  READ MORE FOR THE BEST BEACH CLUBS IN KOH SAMUI… 

What to do in Koh Samui – Beaches

Visiting as many beaches as humanly possible is always at the top of my list. Thankfully, Samui did not disappoint me with choices! Any of these beaches can be accessed via scooter, taxi or car. You can easily relax on the sun loungers all day, making full use of the many local restaurants and massage stations in the area.  

Chaweng Beach

One of the busiest, but also the prettiest beaches in Samui. 7 km of white sand and every accommodation you can think of! Many of the beach clubs mentioned above are on this beach, but you can skip all those and just rent your sun lounger for the day.

Chaweng tends to attract a younger crowd due to the numerous beach clubs and bars but I personally didn’t find any significant difference.$  

   Lamai Beach

Approximately a half-hour drive from Chaweng lies Lamai. This 2km long beach used to be a fisherman’s village. Here, you will find a slightly older crowd, cheaper accommodations and a slightly more chilled out vibe! $  

Lipa Noi Beach 

A quiet, remote and secluded gateway beach. Not as aesthetically pleasing as the ones above, but definitely one to try if you fancy some peace and quiet. Well worth the trip as it is quite far out from all tourist attractions and hotels.

The notorious Nikki Beach Club is located in the area and there are a few other eateries but quite limited in terms of amenities.

Tip- This is a rocky beach so mind your feet! $  

Bophut Beach

Bophut offers a good combination of peace and quiet. While it is busy enough to provide good amenities, it also feels untouched. This 2km yellow sand beach boasts water sports, restaurants, boutique hotels and many more.$

Koh Samui Massage

  Koh Samui provided some of the best massages we had in Thailand. Prices start from 200 baht (6 euros) for an hour and you are spoiled for choice as you can find dozens of stations everywhere you go.

I especially loved the massages on the beach, cause bikini + Massage + the sound of the waves is my idea of #winning in life.

Must-Try: Thai Massage, Back and Neck Massage, and a Foot Massage

Top Picks for Massage in Koh Samui 

• Dtus Professional Massage – Lamai.
  Address: 125/3, 87/3 Moo 3, Koh Samui, Surat Thani 84310, Thailand. Hours: Opens 9am- 6pm. Phone: +66 86 237 4655 
• The massage station right next to Coast Beach Club – Chaweng
• Thai Thai Spa – Chaweng. Address: 17 Moo 3, Chaweng, Bophut 84320, Thailand. (Formerly Samui Resotel and Spa)  

The best Restaurants in Koh Samui 

Girls gotta eat and what better time to indulge than on Holiday? Read more for the best restaurants and nightlife in Koh Samui…

What to do in Koh Samui – Activities/sightseeing

   The Big Buddha Temple

a 12 meter high, Beautiful Golden Buddha that can be seen from miles away! Inside the temple area, you will find smaller shrines and Buddhas, along with souvenir and food stalls.

Buddhist devotees come daily to make offerings of fruit and flowers and light incense at the base of the statue. As a tourist, all these rituals are fascinating to me and I love observing them.

TIP: Dress Modestly, or carry a sarong to cover your legs and shoulders. Shoes are forbidden and the stairs are HOT so make sure you pack some socks!

Entrance is Free    

The Samui Viewpoint 

High in the mountains and deep into the jungle you arrive at this beautiful Viewpoint and to be honest, i’ll let the picture do the talking!  

The Grandmother and Grandfather Rocks

Otherwise known as the Hin Ta and Hin Yai Rocks look respectively like the male and female genitalia. Legend says that an elderly couple (Grandpa Kreng and Grandma Riem) sailed to a neighboring village to find a bride for their only son. They were caught in a bad storm and died at sea. When their bodies washed ashore, they formed into these formations and have been there ever since.

Opening Hours: Entry to the rocks is free of charge and available all day in daylight hours.  

The Mummified Monk

 Koh Samui’s Mummified Monk at Wat Khunaram offers an interesting insight into Buddism and Thai culture. Rather than being frightened by death, Buddhist Thais are highly accepting and welcoming the end of life. They believe death as the opportunity to be reborn into a better place, one step closer to nirvana.

This monk died in 1973 in a seated meditated position, and after 40 odd years, his body shows little signs of decay.

Opening hours: The temple is open for visitors during daylight hours every day.

Entry is free but donations are accepted.  

Namuang Waterfalls

Admittedly nothing like the likes of Bali and Costa Rica. Even so, the Namuang Waterfalls are the most picture-perfect in Samui. They take their name after the purple rock formations at the bottom of the fall with a thick lush jungle separating the two waterfalls. Upon reaching Namuang 1, you trek a further 10-15 mins to reach Namuang 2 in all its 80m glory.

• Prime visiting time: September- November.
• Entry: Free. Wear trainers or good quality sandals!
  
  

     Recommended tour

The Samui off Road Mountain Tour took us to ALL the above destinations in a full-day tour that was including lunch.

Pros

• Get all the major sights out of the way in one go. #winning.
• delicious food, and an adrenaline-packed day going off-road on a massive 4×4 into the thick jungle!
• We were provided with ample water ammunition as there was a water fight between the jeeps.

Cons

Unfortunately, the tour also includes an elephant, monkey and crocodile show and elephant trekking! I chose to avoid those as i am firmly against #animalcruelty and very pro on #responsibletourism. Read my easy guide to Responsible tourism and ethical travel 

Hoorah! You made it to the end! All in all Koh Samui was fabulous, and a fantastic start to my Thailand travels..If Thailand is on your mind, then Koh Samui is a must!  

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