Bus and Ferry from Koh Lanta to Koh Samui every day. The bus leaves Koh Lanta from Saladan Pier at 8:30 am, then you will be guided to ferry at Donsak Pier which will take you to Koh Samui Nathon Pier. The trip in total takes 8 hours and costs 938 THB or less if you buy tickets with your friends, two-way tickets or tickets to the next destination!

Koh Samui is the most favourite island for those who have explored all Thailand already and is choosing one place just to stay and enjoy it. They know what’s good! Samui Island has those gorgeous white sand beaches, with tall and splendid coconut trees and warm turquoise sea water which you see on the pictures when you Google to see how Thailand looks like. Koh Samui is an island in the Gulf of Thailand, which is responsible for its criminal beauty, perfect mild climate and various wild and underwater life. If you like an adventure and you want to explore, check out the main highlights of Koh Samui:

• Secret hiking trails that lead you to Tan Rua Waterfall (by the way you can rent a bike and get there by cycling).
• Check out the restaurants and viewpoint on the way to Secret Buddha. The restaurants have infinity pools with the view over the island. Breathtaking!
• Wat Phra Yai Temple or simply Big Buddha Temple (that’s the golden 12-meter Buddha you’ve probably seen on the Internet before! Besides its enormous size, the leader that leads to Buddha is a masterpiece itself. And again, the view is great!)
• Wat Plai Laem (famous place for Buddhists)! Here you can wander around the temple complex and ask a huge Happy Buddha and goddess Guanyin about money and love. That’s what Thai people do!)
• Bophut Fisherman’s Village (great place to have the freshest seafood right on the beach and enjoy the beautiful sunset)
• Check out the beach clubs for a great party after the sunset (we recommend Tropic Beach Club)
• Grandfather’s and Grandmother’s rocks. You got to understand why they are called like that, just watch more careful! The Thai name of the place is Hin Ta Hin Yai