What to do in Wok Tum

Activities, attractions and tours

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Wok Tum Tourist Attractions & Activities

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1. Lamai Beach

Enjoy the beauty of Koh Samui’s coastline as you relax on Lamai Beach, discover the Buddhist culture at temples and wander market stalls to taste the local coconut sweet called galamae.
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2. Fisherman's Village

Wander lanes filled with wooden Chinese shop-houses from the 19th century, enjoy night markets and dine around the world in restaurants serving up Italian, French, Thai, Japanese, Euro-fusion and freshly caught seafood in Bo Phut’s Fisherman’s Village.
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3. Nathon Pier

The Nathon Pier is often the first port of call for many travelers who visit the captivating tropical island of Koh Samui. It serves as the principal arrival and departure point for boats traveling between the island and mainland Thailand, Koh Pha Ngan and Koh Tao. Visit this working harbor for a snapshot glimpse of the beaches and jungle-covered hills that characterize the island’s stunning natural beauty.
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4. Choeng Mon Beach

Choeng Mun Beach extends across a variety of small bays and inlets along the north-east coast. A number of private resorts and exquisite villas are scattered in secluded locations along this portion of the coastline, forming one of the most exclusive portions of the entire island.
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5. Bo Phut Beach

With Bang Rak to the east and Maenam Beach to the west, Bo Phut is the longest beach on Koh Samui. Bo Phut village, lying somewhere around the centre, has come to be known as Fisherman's Village. As the oldest village on the island, Fisherman's Village has seen the comings and goings of many different cultures, and has retained a certain flavour of each. Combining a subtle blend of Thai, Chinese and French colonial influences, not to mention the considerable effect of the recent tourist wave, this charming village has something for every taste.
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6. Chaweng Noi Beach

Just south of Chaweng, the hub of Koh Samui's nightlife, Chaweng Noi offers a calmer, more peaceful alternative to its bustling neighbour beach. While Chaweng bristles with watersports enthusiasts and street vendors, not to mention numerous young revellers nursing headaches from the night before, Chaweng Noi (or "little Chaweng"), just around the headland from Koh Samui's most popular beach, is light years away. Pristine, powdery sand, and crystal waters lined with a smattering of upmarket villas and coconut palms offer a welcome respite from the constant buzz of the backpacker crowd.
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7. Silver Beach

Located on Koh Samui’s east coast is the beautiful Silver Beach (aka Thongtakian Bay). It’s a fantastic setting for sunbathing, swimming and dining at waterfront restaurants. Silver Beach sits nestled in a protected bay. Popular with families and couples, it offers a more relaxed beach experience to the island’s larger resorts.
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Frequently asked questions

Is Wok Tum worth visiting?
Renowned for its views and nature, finding awesome things to do in Wok Tum is simple. Remember to add Haad Yao Beach to your itinerary while here.
How do I spend a day in Wok Tum?
After you've visited key attractions like Thong Sala Pier and Haad Yao Beach, spend the rest of your day enjoying Wok Tum's shopping and dining scene.
What is the top tourist attraction in Wok Tum?
You can't go home without visiting Haad Yao Beach, ranked the top tourist attraction in Wok Tum.
Is three days enough to stay in Wok Tum?
Three days is enough for a short break in Wok Tum — you'll hit the main sights and get a feel for the vibe of the place. But if you truly want to soak it all in, stay for at least a week or more to explore some nearby highlights too.
What are some activities to do in Wok Tum with kids?
Whether you're travelling with young explorers or adventure-seeking teens, a fun-filled itinerary takes your trip to the next level. Check out our recommendations for what to do in Wok Tum with kids.

What to do in Wok Tum for adults?
Adults of all ages will have lots of things to do in Wok Tum. Whether you're into history, art, adventure or just love discovering new destinations, there's something here for everyone.
Are there free things to do in Wok Tum?
One of the best ways to discover free things to do in Wok Tum is to ask a local tour guide. You'll get insider tips on hip neighbourhoods, parks and other highlights you can experience without taking your wallet out. Haad Yao Beach is one sight that doesn't have an entrance fee.