What is there to do in Koh Samui? Is there anything fun to do in Koh Samui?

Samui Island is a very fun place. In addition to delicious food and beautiful scenery, there are also some must-visit places when visiting Samui Island. In fact, there are not many entertainment projects in Samui Island, so cherish it. Let me introduce the project to you. SPA massage

When you come to Thailand, you must go to a SPA to experience it. There are many SPA shops on Koh Samui and they provide many types of services. In addition to traditional Thai massage, there are also essential oil massages, Foot massage, head massage, etc., can relieve fatigue and relax the whole body. Let’s talk about the average price of Thai massage, which is 200 baht per hour, which is equivalent to about 40 yuan. However, there is no problem with the service environment and quality in the hotel, but it is a bit expensive. Snorkeling

How could Su not go snorkeling at the beach? There are diving schools and diving shops on the beach here. You can choose a one-day diving project. The cost of Gaga is about 1,000-2,000 baht on May Island, but you can also study at a diving school and then take a test, which takes four days. When you get into the water, you will find the most beautiful things in the sea. Elephant riding

There are 4 elephant camps in Koh Samui, all of which are in the forest and are not large in scale. Elephant riding is priced at 600B for 30 minutes, which is cheaper than in Phuket, and the price can also be negotiated with the elephant's owner. These elephants were imported from northern Thailand by local operators for the development of tourism. In Thailand, there are still bad people killing elephants, removing their tusks and selling them; some poorly managed tourism companies have exiled elephants to the streets. The Thai government has therefore set up an elephant halfway house to take in abandoned elephants and provide them with appropriate care. After taking care of the elephants, they will be sent to zoos and other institutions. Therefore, you will see fund-raising posters on Koh Samui and other tourist spots. Tourists can donate and ride elephants with legally operated tourism companies, which can also be considered as helping these elephants.