DAY 1

DAY 2

City Tour Around Samui Island (Either morning or afternoon trip)

•Leave from hotel by Minivan or Car

•Visit Big Buddha. This temple is the home of the Big Buddha, Samui’s most famous landmark. Most visitors, at some point during their holiday, come to marvel at the sheer size and beauty of this remarkable statue. Erected in 1972, the modern image stands about 12m in height, and makes a nice silhouette against the tropical sky and sea behind it. The image is surrounded by kuti (mediation huts), mostly unoccupied.

•Visit Plai Leam Temple The temple sits on a giant Lotus which placed in a pond that are fulfill of plenty of fishes that could be feed by you. Don’t forget to blesses yourself in front of the most popular Chinese Lady Monk (Jao Mae Kuan Im)

•Photo stop at View point overlooking the beautiful Chaweng Beach

•Proceed to Hin-Ta and Hin-Yai rock. A great place to bring a burgeoning vacation’s romance. These two stones are called Grandmother and Grandfather respectively and have been fiendishly crafted by the elements male and female genitals.

•Next, proceed to watch the Monkey at work show. In Koh Samui, the monkey undoubtedly qualifies as man's best friend. This isn't surprising, since for centuries the people here have used monkeys to do the hardest part of their work; climbing to the trees to "pick ripe nuts" on their coconut plantations. Until the advent of tourism, coconuts represented the main industry here, so these industrious little animals were greatly prized. Monkeys are trained at the monkey school in Suratthani and can pick 700 - 1000 coconuts per day! Fresh coconut will be served.

•Next destination will be the Wat Kunaram Temple. The mummified monk can be found still sitting in the same meditation position in which he died over 20 years ago.

•Last destination will be the Na Muang Waterfall. Located between Hua Thanon & Nathon in the Southwest sector of the island, this waterfall is just off a concrete road, making it easily accessible to visitors. Rocks and tree roots from a natural staircase leading directly to a large pool at the base of the waterfall Be careful when swimming in the pool, however, as swallow, sharp rocks are obscured by the frothing of the fall.

•Return to hotel

DAY 3