Just retired and I have the chance to live in Koh Samui....the edge of paradise!
In Coconut Laguna Resort are a total of only 11 villas. Two villas are decorated in typical Thai style with wood and six villas are built of brick. The swimming pool is surrounded by palm trees and ornamental shrubs, which almost all year round wonderful display of flowers in the middle of the plant. Crystal clear water, separate pool for children and a whirlpool massage is the dream of every vacationer.
The Villa its 180 m2 was newly built in 2009. The villa is on the first row direct on the beach of Bang Por and is fitted with a chemical free private swimming pool and integrated Jacuzzi. The guests have a very nice view on the beach, on the sea and on the next island of Koh Phangan from the large roofed terrace. Ceiling fans, sitter and a large dining table provide coziness in the shade.
The villa L6 villa has a total of 4 bedrooms, 3 with double beds, air - conditioning, private bathroom, shower and toilet, plus 1 with double trunk bed mainly for kids and is on the 2nd Row on the beach of Bang Por. A large terrace overlooking the swimming pool is surrounded by tropical plants.
Our duplex 3 bedroom with private pool was specially designed to provide our guests a spacious and yet cosy living experience so you feel "home away from home". We hand-picked each furniture and most were especially built from scratch as we wanted to achieve a modern feel but also with the highest standard of quality.
High-quality villa with sea view, 2 bedrooms and private pool. A privat road leads to the villa, a new building with all conveniences and furniture of high value. Situated in a small privat community, surrounded by tropic nature, the villa offers an atmosphere of beauty and elegance.
Bang Po is a beach with fine and light sandy blanket. Right by the water the sand is a bit on coarse side and it is reddish; as for the seabed, the sand there is of light creamy shade and dust-like, which makes an impression of clamminess. The beach is not very wide: about 20 meters throughout its all length. The average depth near the shore is up to knees, in some places – shallower, in other places – deeper, there are spinneys of corals along the whole coast line, they are about 150 meters wide, so one can’t go into the water farther than a couple of meters.
The beach is good for small kids. Equipped with colourful toys, inflatable armbands and sun hats, they have a great time by the very edge of water. As for adults, they might as well soak their feet nearby or sway sleepily on an inflatable matrass. Yet, you may rebel: hire a plastic canoe, sail cross the area of seaweed, and dive into the water far away from the shore.
This stunning island paradise in the Gulf of Thailand is renowned for its natural beauty, vibrant culture, and diverse attractions. Whether you’re seeking tranquil beaches, awe-inspiring temples, or thrilling adventures, Koh Samui offers something for everyone.
We’ll take you on a journey through the must-visit places in Koh Samui, ensuring an unforgettable experience on this tropical paradise.
Krua Bang Po is a local shack-style eatery featuring plastic chairs and bamboo tables placed on the water’s edge. Despite such its simple setting, the restaurant gathers crowds of visitors due to its stellar reputation.
You can walk into Som Restaurant straight from the beach – and why wouldn’t you? The venue is a great spot to cool off under the thatched roof and sample some genuine Thai cuisine.
The unpretentious Bang Por Seafood is easy to miss, but it’s really worth a visit. Nestled right on the beach, the restaurant serves scrumptious seafood and delectable Thai fare.
Bang Po is a true food destination thanks to the many local-style seafood restaurants strung along the beach road. Around a dozen large eateries all look quite similar and have almost interchangeable names, all with sea-view tables set up under simple metal roofs beside the beach.
Good news! You won’t starve on Koh Samui... but you might get fat. Better news: Koh Samui’s food options have something for everyone – vegans, picky children, and total food snobs will all eat happily on Samui.
