Samui Sunset Soiree

Included in this introductive tour are some of the most interesting and popular sights on the island, such as Wat Phra Yai with the 12 m tall sitting golden Buddha statue, which can already be seen from the plane; the viewpoint at  Ladd Koh, where you can enjoy a (soft) drink to accompany the view; the curious rock formation of Hin Ta & Hin Yai (Grandfather- and Grandmother Rock), where you can almost be made to believe, that Mother Nature has a strange kind of humour, shaping these kinds of rocks; a "Monkey School", where monkeys are trained to pick coconuts from the trees; the temple of Wat Kunaram, where you can see the mummified body of a Buddhist monk in pose of meditation, frozen in time, since his death, two decades ago; the Na Muang Waterfall

All tours on seat in coach basis. Ang Thong National Marine Park translates as 'golden bowl', occupies almost 250 sq. km and includes 50 sq. km of protected nature area consisting of over 40 islands. All of the islands are uninhabited and undeveloped except for one. This island, Koh Paluay, is inhabited by "sea-gypsies" who still earn a living from fishing. The island looks like what Koh Samui used to look like 40 years ago, prior to the arrival of tourism and modern infrastructure. The Marine Park is famous for its natural beauty untouched by development. You will spend about 45 minute snorkeling at this site, where you will get a good glimpse of the Park's marine life.

After breakfast Check out of the hotel and it’s time to be transferred to the airport in order for you to catch your flight back home.