CLR A4 - 2BR Apt with Lakeview

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About this villa

A4 apartment at Chaweng Lakeview Residence on the upper floor: two bedrooms, lakeview, shared pool.

A private, fully-serviced villa managed directly by NB Villas. The kitchen is fully equipped, the bedrooms have hotel-grade linen, and the villa team cleans on request. Airport pickup and scooter rental can be arranged with the host.

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    What this place offers

      Where you'll be

      Chaweng, Koh Samui, Thailand

      What's nearby

      Verified places we recommend for guests staying in Chaweng — drive times measured from this villa.

      • Silver Beach (Thong Takian) near Chaweng Noi (about 2 min drive) — Silver Beach, also known as Thongtakian or Crystal Bay, sits on the east coast between Chaweng and Lamai and is a small cove popular for swimming and light snorkelling; entry is free and a beach chair is around 100 THB.
      • Phensiri Thai Restaurant, Chaweng (about 2 min drive) — Phensiri is a MICHELIN Guide-listed Thai restaurant at 80/30 Moo 3, Suan Uthit Road, in Chaweng (Bo Phut), serving southern Thai dishes. Opening hours were not verifiable from the cited source; check current hours before recommending a specific time.
      • Lamai Sunday Night Market (Jai Dee Walking Street) — Held every Sunday evening (5pm to 10pm) along Haad Lamai Road in central Lamai, with street-food stalls, clothes and souvenirs. A good alternative when the Bophut Friday market is not on.
      • Coral Cove Beach – best shore snorkeling (about 2 min drive) — A small rocky cove between Chaweng and Lamai is the island’s best spot for free snorkelling straight off the beach, with equipment rental available nearby. Arrive before 10am on weekdays for the clearest water and fewest visitors.
      • The Cliff Bar & Grill, Chaweng Noi (about 2 min drive) — Cliff-top Mediterranean grill and bar with a view over Silver Beach and Crystal Bay; open daily 12:00-23:00. Reservations are advised for a sunset table.
      • Niramai Spa at Thai Fight Hotel, Lamai — Resort spa in Lamai: a 60-minute traditional Thai massage is THB 690 net (promotional rate), and a recovery package with an ice bath plus 60-minute massage is THB 1,499. Treatment packages start around THB 2,499 (offer valid 1 Sep-31 Oct 2026). Advance booking recommended.
      • Samui International Muay Thai Stadium, Chaweng (about 2 min drive) — Live Muay Thai in the heart of Chaweng (Leam Din market, behind Chaweng Lake): tickets THB 1,500 stadium / THB 2,000 ringside / THB 2,500 VIP, with fight nights on Tuesday, Friday and Sunday - doors from 20:00, fights from 21:00.
      • Ran Khang Non - family-run Khao Soi, Bophut (about 7 min drive) — Ran Khang Non (also listed as Khang Non Cafe) is a small family-run garden restaurant a few steps from the roundabout at the entrance to Fisherman’s Village in Bophut. It is known for Northern-Thai khao soi (chicken or beef) and northern-style pad krapow, and it is popular with locals as much as visitors. Cheap, authentic and a short walk from the Fisherman’s Village villas. (secondary source)
      • Na Muang Waterfalls 1 & 2, near Lamai (about 2 min drive) — The island’s best-known waterfalls are around 30-40 minutes south of Chaweng near Namuang. Na Muang 1 is an 18 m fall with a large plunge pool suitable for swimming, reached by a 5-minute paved trail, entry free, paid parking about THB 20. Na Muang 2 is a proper hike: 80 m fall, 2.7 km round trip with about 260 m of climbing, entry THB 50 plus parking THB 30-60, steep sections with ropes. (secondary source)
      • Morya Pharmacy 24 in Chaweng - open 24 hours (about 2 min drive) — Morya Pharmacy 24 in central Chaweng stays open around the clock (7/7, 24/24) for medicine, first aid and travel-sickness supplies, phone +66 93 574 3935 - handy for a late-night children's fever or ear infection without a trip to hospital.
      • Lad Koh Viewpoint (Zenith), between Chaweng & Lamai (about 2 min drive) — A landscaped roadside viewpoint on Highway 4169 on the hill between Chaweng and Lamai, with sweeping views over Chaweng Bay, the coastline and outlying islands. Free to visit and accessible 24 hours with roadside parking, so it is an easy 10-minute photo stop on the drive between Chaweng and Lamai. (secondary source)
      • Hin Ta Hin Yai rocks (Grandfather & Grandmother), Lamai — Oddly shaped rock formations at the southern end of Lamai Beach, tied to a famous local legend of an elderly couple, with snack and souvenir stalls around them. Free to visit; only a small parking charge of roughly 10–30 THB. A 30–45 minute stop that pairs well with the Lamai Viewpoint above it.
      • Chaweng Night Market – daily street-food market (about 2 min drive) — Chaweng Night Market is a night-time food-court style market on Chaweng Beach Road beside Central Festival, open daily roughly 5–6pm to 11pm with Thai street food, noodle soups and seafood BBQ; entry is free and a full meal runs about 200–400 THB per person (a whole grilled fish is around 300 THB). Less touristy and cheaper than the beachfront restaurants.
      • Khao Hua Jook Pagoda – 20 THB hilltop viewpoint (about 2 min drive) — Wat Khao Hua Jook (Khao Hua Jook Pagoda) is a golden hilltop chedi about 2 km from central Chaweng with 360-degree views over Chaweng, Chaweng Lake and the airport runway; entry is a small donation of around 20 THB and it opens in daylight hours. One of the island's best free-ish viewpoints.
      • Jay Pan – 24-hour cheap Thai eatery, Chaweng (about 2 min drive) — Jay Pan is a no-frills local Thai restaurant at 24/99 Chumchon Chaweng Yai Soi 4 in central Chaweng that is open 24 hours a day and a local favourite for cheap authentic Thai (crispy pork, roast duck, noodle dishes); most dishes come in well under 100 THB, making it the go-to for late-night or budget meals.
      • ARKbar beach fire show, Chaweng – free nightly (about 2 min drive) — ARKbar Beach Club on Chaweng Beach puts on a fire show on the sand every night from about 8pm to midnight, with entry free and no ticket needed (you only pay for drinks). A cheap, impressive evening out that families can watch from the beach too.

      Good to know on Koh Samui

      Practical, source-checked information for your stay.

      • Ferries to Koh Phangan from Samui piers — Public ferries to Koh Phangan leave from Big Buddha Pier in Bangrak (the Haad Rin Queen to Haad Rin takes about 50 minutes) and from Nathon Pier; tickets are bought at the pier.
      • Samui Airport flat-rate taxi to nearby areas — A transport counter in the arrivals hall of Samui International Airport publishes fixed private-car rates (Samui Accom Company) of about 400 THB to Bangrak, Bophut, Chaweng and Choeng Mon/Plai Laem.
      • Thai International Hospital, Bophut — Thai International Hospital is at 25/25 opposite Tesco Lotus in Bophut, with a 24-hour emergency room, English-speaking staff and clinic services; phone 077-332-654.
      • Ang Thong National Marine Park day trip — Day trips from Samui to the Ang Thong National Marine Park include snorkelling, kayaking, beach visits and hiking. National park entry is charged separately: 300 THB per foreign adult and 150 THB per child (as of May 2026).
      • Lomprayah ferry from Samui to Koh Tao — Lomprayah's high-speed catamaran runs a direct Samui-Koh Tao service from Nathon Pier taking about 1h30-2h (about 650 THB, roughly 8am and 1pm); the via-Koh-Phangan option takes about 2h30-3h (about 700 THB). Seatran offers a slower 3h+ option. Popular with guests heading to Koh Tao for diving - check your ticket for the departure pier.
      • Private longtail boat charter (half or full day) — Charter a private longtail boat with its own captain from about THB 14,000 per boat (6 hours, up to 4 guests), for example snorkelling at Koh Tan and the pigs of Koh Madsum (Pig Island); shared tours are around THB 2,800 per adult. Boats carry up to 10 passengers.
      • Santiburi Samui Country Club golf, Maenam — 18-hole championship course in Maenam: green fee THB 5,800 including golf cart and caddie (early bird 06:00–07:00 THB 3,550; twilight 9 holes from 15:30 THB 1,675). Cart and caddie are compulsory.
      • Laundry by the kilo – Stay Clean Samui, Bangrak — Wash-and-fold laundry charged by weight: around THB 70/kg plain, THB 90/kg wash-iron-fold and THB 100/kg express, with pickup and drop-off; much cheaper than hotel laundry.
      • Grab on Koh Samui — typical fares and availability — Grab (the ride-hailing app) works on Samui and is usually cheaper than a street taxi for the same trip, though pricier than on the Thai mainland. Availability is thinner outside Chaweng and there is no Grab pickup at the airport; surge pricing applies in rain and peak season. Reported fares for a short ride: roughly 180-400 THB (typical range from several secondary sources - there is no official Grab tariff for Samui).
      • Street taxis on Koh Samui — flat prices, no meters — Samui taxis have meters in theory but almost never use them, so agree a flat fare before getting in. Reported fares: roughly 300-600 THB for a beach-to-beach trip and over 1,000 THB cross-island (typical ranges from several secondary sources - there is no official tariff).
      • Songthaews (red pickup trucks) — the cheapest way around — Songthaews are the local shared red pickup trucks on the ring road: flag one down like a bus, they are the cheapest way around, and they leave when full. Reported fares: roughly 30-100 THB per hop between Chaweng, Lamai and Bophut (typical range from several secondary sources - there is no official tariff). After dark they often switch to fixed taxi prices.
      • Emergency numbers in Thailand (police, ambulance, fire, tourist police) — Thailand emergency numbers: 191 police (also the general emergency line), 1669 ambulance / medical emergency, 199 fire, 1155 Tourist Police (English-speaking help for visitors).
      • Tourist Police hotline 1155 (Tourist Police Bureau) — The Tourist Police Bureau runs a 24-hour hotline on 1155 for visitors (Thai: สายด่วน 1155); there is also a "Thailand Tourist Police" app for reporting and assistance.
      • Clinic Koh Samui - 24/7 walk-in clinic and pharmacy — Walk-in clinic open 24/7, no appointment needed, with English-speaking doctors and nurses; prescriptions are dispensed on site (many prescription medicines cannot be bought in ordinary Thai pharmacies).
      • Samui Immigration Office (visa extension) opening hours — Samui Immigration Office (visa extensions) is open Monday to Friday 8:30am-12pm and 1pm-4:30pm. This comes from a secondary source - call ahead before travelling.
      • AIS tourist SIM - plans and prices (official) — AIS tourist SIM: 5 days 399 Baht, 8 days 499 Baht, 15 days 699 Baht, 30 days 1,199 Baht, 60 days 1,599 Baht. Every plan includes unlimited data at maximum 5G/4G speed, free calls within the AIS network and 100 Baht bonus credit for calls to all Thai networks and abroad. AIS also sells a tourist eSIM.
      • AIS 1-day tourist SIM 49 Baht — AIS sells a 1-day tourist plan for 49 Baht: 1 GB of 5G/4G data at up to 10 Mbps, calls to any network at 1.07 Baht/minute, plus data-free social apps.
      • AIS tourist data top-ups (USSD) — AIS tourist SIM data can be topped up by USSD code, each pack valid 8 days: 5 GB for 59 Baht (*777*7102#), 10 GB for 90 Baht (*777*7104#), 20 GB for 150 Baht (*777*7106#).
      • True tourist SIM - Thailand Tourist Infinite SIM (official) — True (TrueMove H, now True-dtac) sells the "Thailand Tourist Infinite SIM" 8 days for 449 THB, with unlimited mobile internet via 5G/4G at maximum available speed and free WiFi access at designated spots. A tourist eSIM is available as well.
      • True tourist SIM - out-of-bundle rates (official) — For True tourist SIMs, out-of-bundle usage is charged at 5 Baht per minute for local calls and 2 Baht per MB for local data (rates excluding VAT).
      • Tourist SIM validity is capped at 60 days (official terms) — Thai tourist SIMs follow the package validity printed on the SIM packaging and the validity must not exceed 60 days; it cannot be extended by top-up after expiry.
      • Tops Market at Central Festival, Chaweng — Tops Market sits inside Central Festival in Chaweng and specialises in gourmet and organic items, with imported goods from cheese to wine alongside fresh local produce. (secondary source - check opening times locally)
      • Lotus's Samui - branches in Chaweng, Lamai and Nathon — Lotus's Samui has branches in Chaweng, Lamai and Nathon, with fresh produce, household goods and electronics at reasonable prices. (secondary source - check opening times locally)
      • Big C Supercenter, Bophut — Big C Supercenter in Bophut carries a wide range of groceries and general goods under one roof; the smaller "Mini Big C" format appears around the island. (secondary source - check opening times locally)
      • Makro wholesale, Chaweng and Lamai — Makro has stores in both Chaweng and Lamai and is aimed at wholesale shopping; although it operates on a membership basis, tourists can shop there too - good for long stays and bulk items such as fresh meat, frozen goods and cleaning supplies. (secondary source - check opening times locally)
      • Convenience stores: 7-Eleven, Mini C and Tops daily/mini — Convenience stores (7-Eleven, Mini C and the small Tops formats) are scattered all over Koh Samui; they carry a smaller range but are open 24 hours and can be found in nearly every part of the island. (secondary source - check opening times locally)
      • Nathon Night Food Market (daily local market) — Nathon Night Food Market runs every evening 16:30-22:00 in the centre of Nathon on the west coast — a proper local market with cheap grilled skewers, noodles and desserts, far less touristy than Chaweng and popular with Thais. (secondary source)
      • Samui Elephant Sanctuary - ethical elephant visit with children — Samui Elephant Sanctuary (two sites: Bophut and Chaweng Noi) offers half-day morning and afternoon programmes of about 3 hours, plus a shorter 1.5-hour elephant encounter at Chaweng Noi. Low-season promotion: adults THB 2,900, children (5-11 years) THB 1,400. It describes itself as ethical elephant tourism and does not offer bathing.
      • Pink Elephant Samui Water Park, Mae Nam — Pink Elephant Samui Water Park in Mae Nam has a wave pool, a lazy river, more than 15 slides and a dedicated toddler area - the obvious big day out for families. Admission prices differ between sources and change with promotions, so no figure is published here; check the price at the gate or on the official site. (secondary source)
      • Banks and ATMs on Koh Samui — The major Thai banks are all present on Koh Samui - Bangkok Bank, Kasikornbank (KBank), Siam Commercial Bank (SCB), Krungsri (Bank of Ayudhya), Krungthai, TMBThanachart and CIMB Thai - with bank branches, ATMs and currency-exchange counters across the island. (Counted from OpenStreetMap objects for the island.) (secondary source)
      • ATM fees for foreign cards - what to expect — Thai ATMs charge a flat fee per withdrawal with a foreign card: 220 THB at every ATM on Koh Samui (a figure fixed by Thai regulation, verified 2026-09-18). Most ATMs cap a single withdrawal at 20,000-30,000 THB (Bangkok Bank and Krungsri tend to allow the higher end), and your home bank may add its own foreign-transaction fee of about 1-3% on top. Taking out larger amounts less often keeps the fee proportionate. (secondary source)
      • Weather and seasons on Koh Samui - when to come — Koh Samui runs on its own weather calendar: it sits in the Gulf of Thailand, so it is largely spared the south-west monsoon that soaks Phuket and Krabi from May to October. The island wet season arrives later, with the north-east monsoon, and is concentrated in October and November (November is usually the wettest month). December to March is the driest, sunniest window with calm seas and also the peak season for prices. March to June stays dry and is the value window. July to September is a shoulder period with mostly good mornings and short afternoon showers. Rain in the wet months usually comes in bursts of one to three hours rather than all day.
      • Scooter rental on Koh Samui - prices, licence, helmet — Scooter rental on Koh Samui costs about 300-400 THB per day for a standard automatic (Scoopy 110 / Click 125 = 300, Click 150 = 350, Click 160 / PCX 150 = 400 THB), a PCX 160 or ADV 160 around 500 THB, and a big scooter such as an ADV 350, Forza 350 or Xmax 300 about 900 THB per day. Helmets and a phone holder are normally included, with free delivery for longer rentals. (Prices from the operator rental list.)
      • Scooter rental - never leave your passport as a deposit — Many rental shops ask for your passport as a deposit. Do not hand it over: it is the leverage used in damage-claim disputes, where a shop demands 5,000-30,000 THB for damage on return. Pay a cash deposit instead, or use a shop that accepts a passport photocopy. Before riding away, photograph and video the bike from every angle - wide shots and close-ups of every existing scratch - and have the damage noted on the rental form. Shops in Bophut and Mae Nam have the better reputation; the Chaweng tourist strip has the worst. If a shop holds your passport and demands cash, call the Tourist Police on 1155.
      • Car rental on Koh Samui - prices and licence — A small car rents for about 800-1,500 THB per day and an SUV for about 1,500-2,500 THB per day, available at the airport and from agencies across the island. An International Driving Permit with car Category B is officially required. Driving is straightforward: one main ring road around the island plus a few inland shortcuts.
      • Driving licence for scooters and cars on Koh Samui — An International Driving Permit with the motorcycle category is required to ride a scooter legally, and the car category (B) for a car; Thai police do check, and a car-only permit does not cover a scooter. Rental shops rarely ask, which is why this surprises visitors on the road. (secondary source)
      • Babysitting & nanny services on Koh Samui — Babysitting agencies on the island (e.g. Nanny Service Koh Samui, Samui Nannies) charge about 400 THB per hour with a 4-hour minimum, and roughly 3,000-3,200 THB for a full 8-hour day nanny; carers come to your hotel or villa. Book at least a day ahead in high season.
      • Lipa Noi Beach - calm shallow water for kids — On the quiet west coast just south of Nathon, Lipa Noi has soft sand and calm, shallow water that stays gentle metres out, plus the island's best sunsets; it is far less crowded than Chaweng and works well for toddlers and weak swimmers. Free to visit.
      • Minigolf International Samui, Bophut — An 18-hole minigolf course in Bophut on the north of the island, a short walk from Choeng Mon Beach. Adult entry is reported as 300 THB (travel guide) or 400 THB (the operator's own site, which did not load for the check), and children under 12 as 200 THB - so the adult price is NOT fixed here; confirm it at the gate. (secondary source)
      • Secret Buddha Garden (Tarnim Magic Garden), Maenam — A hidden sculpture garden of concrete figures, Buddhas and animals built by a local durian farmer (Nim Thongsuk) from the 1970s, in the jungle hills above Lamai/Maenam and reached only by a steep, rough road - a 4x4, a private driver or an island safari tour. Entry is about 80 THB per person and it takes 30-45 minutes. Opening hours differ between sources (8am-5pm or 9am-6pm) - do not rely on a fixed time. (verified 2026-09-18 against discoverkosamui.com; four further sources agree on the 80 THB)
      • Wat Khunaram – the mummified monk, south Samui — A working temple on Route 4169 in south Samui (between Lamai and Nathon) that displays the mummified, sunglasses-wearing body of the monk Luang Pho Daeng, who died in 1973, in a glass case. Free to enter (merit donations welcome), open daily roughly 7am–6pm; shoulders and knees should be covered. A short, genuinely local cultural stop on the island loop.
      • Koh Samui Hospital (public), Nathon — cheap ER — Koh Samui Hospital (โรงพยาบาลเกาะสมุย) is the island's only public hospital, just outside Nathon on the west coast - the most affordable option on the island, with a 24-hour emergency department and walk-in care. It handles emergencies and basic care; complex cases are referred to Surat Thani on the mainland. Emergency phone +66 77 421 230, or the national number 1669. (verified 2026-09-18 against thailandsafe.app; the hospital's own site samuihospital.moph.go.th confirms the 24h emergency service)
      • Villa laundry pickup: 290 THB per 6 kg — Samui Wash & Dry collects wash-dry-fold from villas and hotels island-wide and returns it next day for 290 THB per 6 kg (490 THB for same-day express); local shop-front laundry is cheaper again at roughly 30–40 THB/kg.
      • Banyan Tree 'Rainforest' spa — rainy-day luxury — Banyan Tree Samui (Maret, between Chaweng and Lamai) has the island's only full hydrothermal 'Rainforest' circuit. The prices differ widely by treatment and the specific figures previously published here (7,500 / 8,500 THB) appear in no source, so they are NOT repeated: a secondary guide lists roughly 2,000-2,800 THB for a 60-90 min massage, 3,500-4,500 THB for the 90-min Rainmist, and 9,000-13,000 THB for the 3-hour Royal Banyan couple's ritual. Confirm the current menu at booking. (secondary source)
      • Airport shared minivan: 100 THB per person to Chaweng — Samui Airport's official transport counter also sells shared minivans priced per person: 100 THB to Bangrak, Bophut and Chaweng, 150 THB to Maenam, Lamai and Hua Thanon, and 200 THB to Nathon ferry - the cheapest way off the airport. One van only leaves once it has a minimum of 5 passengers, so a private car is faster.
      • Private car with driver: 4,500 THB per 8-hour day — Hiring a car with driver for a full day (8 hours, unlimited stops, no kilometre cap, priced per vehicle) is the most expensive in Thailand on Samui: about 4,500 THB for an SUV and 5,500 THB for a van, against roughly 3,000-3,500 THB in Bangkok or Chiang Mai. Good value when split across a big group.
      • Hua Thanon Fish Market – working wet market, south of Lamai — A genuinely local wet market in the Muslim fishing village of Ban Hua Thanon, just south of Lamai on the ring road; open daily roughly 07:00–18:00 but mornings are the real window, when boats land fresh fish, prawns and squid next to southern-Thai food stalls, fruit and produce. Free to browse, cash and small notes only.
      • SITCA Thai cooking class, Chaweng – ~1,650–1,850 THB — Samui Institute of Thai Culinary Arts (SITCA) at 46/6 Moo 3, Chaweng Beach runs structured 3-hour demo-and-practice Thai cooking classes twice daily at 11:00 and 16:00, teaching 3–4 dishes, from about THB 1,650–1,850 per person. Book ahead; a more serious culinary-school option than the hotel classes.
      • Tree Bridge Zipline & Waterfall, Maenam – from ~1,595 THB — A 2-hour zipline course through the jungle canopy at Tree Bridge on the island's north side, from about THB 1,595–1,695 per person for 8–9 cables plus a waterfall stop. Hotel pickup from Chaweng, Bophut, Maenam, Choeng Mon and Lamai costs about THB 200 per person extra.
      • Zazen Restaurant, Bophut – beachfront Thai fine dining — Beachfront Thai-and-international fine dining at 177 Moo 1, Bophut Beach (Zazen Boutique Resort & Spa), known for its massaman curry and romantic sunset setting. Set menus run about THB 1,400–2,800 per person; smart-casual dress and a reservation are recommended.
      • Ranong 2 Restaurant, Chaweng – cheap local Thai, open late — A no-frills local Thai eatery in Chaweng open roughly 3pm to midnight, popular with residents for cheap, authentic dishes (grilled and Isaan-style) well away from the beachfront tourist prices. A good budget dinner option after a day at the beach.
      • Jun Hom – Michelin Bib Gourmand Thai seafood, Maenam — Open-air Southern Thai seafood restaurant right on Mae Nam beach that has held a Michelin Bib Gourmand in 2024, 2025 and 2026; known for good-value local seafood where mains rarely push beyond mid-range. Great for lunch or a relaxed sunset dinner.
      • Tamarind Springs Forest Spa – jungle day spa in Lamai — Hillside forest day spa on Lamai's interior with open-air treatment pavilions among coconut groves and giant granite boulders. Treatments run from about THB 1,500++ (Steam & Dream) up to THB 7,500++ per person (Beyond Therapy), so it suits guests wanting a high-end wellness half-day.
      • Coco Tam's – nightly beach fire show, Bophut — Beachfront bar and beach club at Fisherman's Village, Bophut, with a free-to-watch fire and fireworks show nightly at 7:15 PM and 9:00 PM; guests only pay for drinks and food. Book or arrive early for a front-row table at peak time (6:00–7:30 PM).
      • Koh Tan & Koh Madsum (Pig Island) snorkeling day trip — Half/full-day boat trip from Samui to Koh Tan and Koh Madsum (Pig Island) for reef snorkeling and beach time; group tours start from about THB 1,290 per adult, private 4-hour longtail charters around THB 2,700 per boat, plus a THB 50 island entrance fee per person paid on site.
      • Love Beach Club Chaweng – 500 THB day pass — Beach club on Chaweng Beach (5-minute walk from Central Samui) with two pools and sun loungers; the day pass is simply a 500 THB minimum spend per person with no entry fee, fully redeemable on food and drinks, plus daily fire shows.
      • Dining on the Rocks, Six Senses Samui — Cliff-top fine-dining restaurant at Six Senses Samui (north coast, near Bophut/Choeng Mon) with 180-degree Gulf views and tables cantilevered over the rocks. The five-course signature set menu (The Rock Tasting or Thai Fusion Tasting) is THB 3,900++ per person, drinks extra, plus a non-refundable THB 500 net deposit per person to confirm a dinner booking.
      • Kamalaya Wellness Day Pass – THB 1,950++ — Holistic wellness sanctuary at Laem Set on the south coast (near Lamai) sells a day pass at THB 1,950++ per person per day, including use of the beach, pools, steam caverns, plunge pools and gym plus an Alchemy Afternoon High Tea set (treatments cost extra). A quiet high-end way to spend a wellness day away from the villa; book ahead.
      • Private chef in your villa – from 2,500 THB — A villa private chef on Samui is priced per group, not per person: about THB 2,500 for breakfast, THB 3,500 for lunch or dinner, THB 4,000 for a half day and THB 5,000 for a full day of cooking, plus the cost of ingredients on top. The chef shops and cooks in your villa kitchen; book a few days ahead in high season.
      • Yacht & catamaran charter from Samui — Private crewed yacht and catamaran charters sail from Samui with day trips from about THB 28,200 in low season, and half-day charters from around THB 29,400; prices rise in regular and peak season and extras (fuel, park fees, extra guests) are charged on top, so ask for a full quote before booking.
      • Saffron, Banyan Tree Samui – Thai fine dining — The signature Thai fine-dining restaurant at Banyan Tree Samui (99/9 Moo 4, Maret, south coast between Chaweng and Lamai), open for dinner 18:00–23:00. The Thai Tasting Set Menu is THB 2,250 nett per person without wine or THB 3,100 nett with wine, and there is also an à la carte menu.
      • Bang Po Beach – calm, shallow family beach in Maenam — Quiet north-west-coast beach on the Bang Po / Mae Nam stretch with soft sand and calm water and no big waves, so it suits families with toddlers and weak swimmers; far less crowded than Chaweng. Free public access, with a few local beach restaurants along the sand.
      • Paradise Park Farm – hilltop animal farm, Lipa Noi — Family attraction on the hillside above Lipa Noi (west coast, near Nathon) with birds, animals, gardens, a swimming pool and daily shows; entry is about THB 400 per adult with reduced child rates, open daily roughly 9am–5pm. A shaded half-day out when the beach is too hot.
      • Samui Aquarium & Tiger Zoo – kids' half-day, south Samui — Small aquarium with sharks, tropical fish and a tiger/bird/sea-lion area on the island's south coast (Ban Harn, near Lamai); basic entry is roughly THB 400–500 adult and THB 300 child, open daily about 9:30am–4pm. An easy, affordable outing for young children.
      • Jack's Koh Samui – family-friendly dining, Bang Rak — Beachfront all-day restaurant on Bang Rak Beach with American comfort food plus Thai dishes, high chairs and a small beach play area for children; open daily 8am to midnight at mid-range prices. A safe bet for families with fussy eaters.
      • Doctor Lamai Clinic – English-speaking care for kids — Walk-in clinic at 124/254 Moo 3, Lamai Beach, open every day 9am–7pm with English-speaking doctors who see travelling children (fevers, stomach bugs, and rabies/vaccine jabs). A handy family alternative to the private hospitals for minor problems.

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