The Koh Samui region
Koh Samui is the 3rd-largest island after Phuket and Koh Chang, and is located in the Gulf of Thailand, about 700 km south of Bangkok, and about 80 km from the eastern coastline of Southern Thailand. Koh Samui, often call Samui, is an island of great natural beauty.  The palm-fringed shoreline and the coconut and fruit cultivation of the coastal lowlands rise to a central granite mountain, the slopes of which are cloaked in virgin rainforest. Koh Samui has much to offer for the tourist: in addition to the beautiful sandy beach or sea activities, you can start from visiting a local village, charming nature, street markets, temples, or a cultural tour. Five-star spas, resorts, golf courses, bar and gourmet restaurants are all available, making Koh Samui an idyllic and unique spot to escape the hassles and stresses of the modern world, for a vacation, or perhaps even a lifetime.  The Samui Climate: Samui's weather patterns are a little different form the rest of Thailand.  December to February is the dry season.   March to August is the hot season.  September to November is the monsoon or rain season.

The Baan Taling Ngam area
The Baan Taling Ngam area is a quaint local village on Koh Samui with the beauty of a natural sandy beach and incredible sunset views. The area offers a charming stay with a variety of activities and is filled with 5-star resorts and high-quality private estates, restaurants, bars and spas. Take a private boat trip to visit the five islands and discover the incredible beauty of the natural environment.
 
How to get there
The Villa Manager will pick you up from the airport with our private Toyota van suitable for 10 people. You can also rent a car at the Koh Samui Airport with Sixt, Budget, Avis or Hertz car rental company  Fly direct to Koh Samui from Bangkok, Singapore, or Hong Kong with Bangkok Airways http://www.bangkokairways.com.
