Koh Samui Beaches

A long, quiet beach with authentic local character, traditional fishing village atmosphere, and excellent solitude.

The island's most protected beach with calm, shallow waters, making it absolutely perfect for families with young children.

Koh Samui's longest beach at 7 km, with powdery white sand, palm-lined shores, family-friendly shallow water, and atmospheric sunset views with Koh Phangan silhouetted across the water.

A cultural beach combining relaxation with spiritual heritage, featuring the iconic Big Buddha statue as a unique backdrop.

Koh Samui's longest and most vibrant beach, featuring powdery white sand, extensive amenities, and an electric nightlife scene.

A quieter alternative to main Chaweng Beach with the same excellent sand but significantly fewer crowds.

A secluded rocky cove offering the island's best snorkeling, with dramatic rock formations and genuine solitude.

One of Samui's longest beaches at 4.5 km, with golden sand, a laid-back atmosphere, iconic Hin Ta and Hin Yai rock formations, and a Sunday night market. A more relaxed alternative to Chaweng.

An intimate cove with exceptionally fine white sand and the best snorkeling on the east coast, perfect for families and couples.

A traditional Muslim fishing village beach on Koh Samui's southeast coast — authentic, cultural, and home to the island's best fresh seafood. Come for the village atmosphere, not the swimming.

A small, remote beach with spectacular unobstructed sunset views, perfect for adventurous explorers seeking genuine solitude.

A quiet local beach famous for its unique 'double sunset' reflections and excellent beachfront seafood dining.

The island's premiere sunset destination with dramatic unobstructed views, soft white sand, and calm family-friendly waters.

Koh Samui's main town and ferry port — come for the street food, night markets, and sunsets, not the swimming.

The island's most remote and pristine beach with spectacular elevated sunset views and the famous Five Islands panorama.