Koh Samui Holidays
Partying & reclining in a picture-perfect paradise
Renowned for the unforgettable peace and beauty of its surroundings, Koh Samui is ready to welcome you to the Thailand holiday you've been craving. Stunning luxury, breathtaking scenery and peerless experiences await at the soft sandy shores of this gorgeous island.
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Centara Reserve Samui
- 15% Saving
7 nights Bed and Breakfast including British Airways flights from £1,769 per person
The Ritz-Carlton, Koh Samui
- 10% saving
7 nights Bed and Breakfast including British Airways flights from £1,668 per person
Outrigger Koh Samui Beach Resort
- Save 25%
7 nights Bed and Breakfast including British Airways flights from £1,188 per person
NH Collection Samui Peace Resort
- Complimentary Dinner
- Honeymoon/ Anniversary Special
- 15% saving
7 nights Bed and Breakfast including British Airways flights from £1,404 per person
Garrya Tongsai Bay Samui
- 10% saving
- Stay 7 Pay 6
7 nights Bed and Breakfast including British Airways flights from £1,519 per person
Banyan Tree Samui
- Complimentary 60-minute-spa-massage for 2 persons per stay
- 15% Saving
- Stay 7 Pay 5
7 nights Bed and Breakfast including British Airways flights from £2,162 per person
Anantara Bophut Koh Samui Resort
- 15% Saving
7 nights Bed and Breakfast including British Airways flights from £1,657 per person
Koh Samui Holidays
From the gentle sound of the year-round warm waters lapping from the Gulf of Thailand, to the lush green tree lined shores, the natural beauty of Koh Samui will stay with you forever.
Positioned off the east coast of the Kra Isthmus – a spectacular land bridge connecting the Malay Peninsula with the Asian mainland, known as ‘The Devil’s Neck’ – your Koh Samui holiday will be filled with warm waters, tropical weather, and a munificence of exotic wildlife.
The island contrasts both man-made and natural beauty. You can take a trip to the Big Buddha gilded in gold, or visit The Ang Thong National Marine Park: a 42 island archipelago only a short distance from the north-western coast.
Luxury Holidays in Koh Samui
If you’re in search of supreme indulgence, allow Koh Samui holidays to provide you with Thailand’s most exclusive and exquisite resorts, enveloping you in all the luxury and aesthetic beauty that the region has to offer. Visualise standing upon the warm white sand, as the coming tide sinks your standing feet with herons and vibrant kingfishers poised in their natural habitats. The islands’ sense of seclusion will create your home away from home.
Things to Do in Koh Samui
- The famous Big Buddha shrine
- The Ang Thong National Marine Park
- Take a trip to see Loung Pordaeng at Wat Khunaram, Samui’s most famous mummified monk
- Stroll through the Secret Buddha Garden on the hills of Samui
- Be stunned as nature mimics art in the form of Hin Ta and Hin Yai; the Grandfather and Grandmother rock
- Feast upon an array of Thailand’s finest dishes of Kha Man Gai, Tom Yum Kung, and Kaeng Masaman, to enjoy a traditional Thai culinary experience
Weather in Koh Samui
Weather is divided into three seasons. The dry season is between December and February and you can expect a refreshingly cool breeze alongside the bright sunshine. March to August brings you the hot season, where temperatures range between 28 and 35 degrees. Take a trip between September and November to experience the monsoon season and enjoy the stunning bursts of rain while the temperature simultaneously remains beautifully warm.
Interesting Facts About Koh Samui
- Area – 228 sq kilometres
- Population - 55, 000
- Currency - Baht
Koh Samui Holidays 2026 / 2027
If you’re looking for a multi-centre Far East holiday with a difference, let Kenwood Travel take care of every little detail. After all, we’ve been doing it for more than 45 years. Why not begin your holiday with a stay in one of Koh Samui’s exclusive beach hotels, before moving on to one or more of the other islands. The Far East and the rest of the world is truly your oyster; let us take you on a holiday of a lifetime that you will never forget.
Top Picks
Anantara Bophut Koh Samui Resort
Found upon a stretch of beautiful sandy beach, the newly redesigned Anantara Bophut Koh Samui Resort offers authentic Thai luxury in one of the most picturesque islands in Southeast Asia.
Centara Reserve Samui
Lose yourself in the effortless elegance of the brand new Centara Reserve Samui - the first resort in the extra-luxurious Centara Reserve collection.
The Ritz-Carlton, Koh Samui
Escape to this tranquil resort that features South East Asia’s one-of-a-kind ‘Swim Reef’, a therapeutic wellness centre and the Ritz-Carlton’s signature hospitality.
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Things to do
A Friday visit to a fishing village
Bophut fishing village has French and European influences running through it from the expertly prepared Thai seafood to the quaint, Mediterranean, village architecture. It was once a thriving fishing community but due to the increase in tourism and the partial collapse of its traditional rickety pier the fishermen have moved on. However the traditional fishing community vibe remains with its narrow streets and stilted, wooden buildings. In keeping with the rustic vibe is the weekly market held on Fridays. Support the community and pick up some unique keepsakes at bargain prices.
Angthong National Marine Park
Angthong National Marine Park is an archipelago of which only one of its 42 islands is inhabited. This makes it the most wonderful spot for exploring and finding your own deserted beach, which is probably why it was the inspiration for Alex Garland's famous novel: 'The Beach'. This stunning protected area is home to teems of wildlife such as sea turtles and lemurs as well as stunning scenery with its juts of shining limestone cliffs bursting from the serene turquoise water. Take a boat trip out to as many islands as you can but don't miss Koh Mae and its unbelievably beautiful inland emerald lagoon.
Big Buddha
If you tell someone who has been to Ko Samui that you've just come back, the first thing they will say is: "Did you see the giant Buddha?" So you better make sure the answer is: "Yes." Fortunately, he's 12 metres tall and visible from several kilometres away so he should be hard to miss. The best times to see the Buddha in a peaceful and tranquil environment are early in the morning when Buddhists come with offerings of flowers and incense and after dark when he is artfully illuminated with golden spotlights.
