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The nearest bungalows to the sea are almost on the beach, and none of them are more than 50 meters away. For those of you who wish it, we have several with air-conditioning and hot-water heaters.
From Bangkok you can travel to Koh Samui by air, using either Bangkok Airways or Thai Airways , by bus and high speed catamarans with Lomprayah Ferries- all of which can be booked online- or combined ticket with Songserm Travel (note phone bookings only).You can book buses from Khaosan Road in Bangkok or travel independently from the New Southern Bus Terminal in Bangkok.Additionally you can travel by train-bus-boat ticket leaving from Bangkok Railway station . By Air Upon arrival to Samui airport you walk at the counter and get the airport shuttle van for 130 Baht/person to drop you to our place. Mention Health Oasis Resort at Bang Po (the area). It is the easiest way due to frequent rescheduling of flight that may get you to Samui later or earlier than your scheduled flight. We will arrange for a taxi to transport you to the airport at your departure for 300 bht.
Upon arrival to the Nathon Pier in the main town of Nathon you can get a “Songtaew” a (pickup truck-bus) and tell them to drop you at Health Oasis Resort at Bang Po. By Train There are trains operating from Bangkok to Phunpin station in Surat Thani every day but we recommend the 18:30, 19:45 and 22:35 hr services from Bangkok, arriving at Phunpin 05:34, 06:42, and 07:20 am respectively.
Samui's archipelago is rapidly becoming the Caribbean of Asia with the advent of regular passenger and vehicle ferry service from Surat Thani and the opening of an airport with frequent flights from Bangkok, Phuket and Singapore.Visitors can now enjoy the tranquil peace and serenity, on this thriving island which now offers a full range of accommodations and dining possibilities, from the humblest bungalows to five-star luxury resorts. Despite the mass of resort development, Samui still maintains the classic image of a tropical beach fringed by coconut palms.
There are three seasons on Koh Samui; rainy season from May to October; cool season from November to January (Monsoon); summer is between February and April. The main mode of public transport is by covered pick-up trucks converted into taxis, called Songtows. The fare ranges from 20 to 30 baht, depending on the distance. A more flexible way would be to rent a motorcycle for 200 baht a day or a jeep for 1.000 baht depending on the model.
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