Samui Island
A Tropical Island with a Rich History
Koh Samui, known as the "Sapphire Isle," is more than just a stunning destination—it's a place steeped in history and culture. Once a quiet fishing community, it has transformed into one of Thailand’s most beloved travel spots while still maintaining its local charm and natural beauty.
Culture & Traditions
The island is home to a diverse mix of Thai, Chinese, and Malay influences, reflected in its temples, festivals, and warm hospitality. Events like the Samui Regatta, Songkran (Thai New Year), and Loy Krathong offer visitors a chance to experience the island’s unique cultural heritage.
Natural Beauty & Climate
From its white sandy beaches and crystal-clear waters to lush tropical jungles and hidden waterfalls, Koh Samui offers a breathtaking landscape that attracts nature lovers and adventure seekers alike. The island enjoys a warm, tropical climate year-round, making it a perfect getaway no matter the season.
Tourism Association
of Koh Samui (TAKS)
TAKS is dedicated to promoting sustainable tourism and enhancing the visitor experience on Koh Samui. Our mission is to support local businesses, preserve the island’s cultural and natural heritage, and provide tourists with accurate and up-to-date travel information.
Our Goals:
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Improve tourism services and infrastructure
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Promote responsible and eco-friendly tourism
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Organize events and festivals to enrich visitor experiences
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Collaborate with local businesses and government agencies to enhance Koh Samui’s global reputation