Koh Samui has for the past decade been known for its amazing balance between luxury and a simple lifestyle. Blessed with pristine beaches, awe-inspiring tropical vegetation, a myriad of satellite islands, iconic religious buildings, and jaw-dropping natural wonders, this island provides the idyllic setting for those wishing to be drawn in by the southern Thai charm and the hospitable people of this coconut laden island.

In recent times the island has flourished into one of the most preferred retirement and relocation destination in South East Asia, drawing foreign residents from over 89 nationalities to live and carry on a peaceful existence on this remarkable island.

Luxury villas and luxury hotels adorn the North, North East and East of the island with the most famous hotel brands all vying for a coveted piece of real-estate to develop a spectacular hotel.

The strong environmental protection laws limit property development to just less than 20% of the island, preserving over 70% of the island in its natural tropical setting.

Hourly flights from Bangkok and direct flights to Hong Kong, Mainland China, Malaysia, and Singapore connect Samui to the rest of the world.

Its 50 kilometer coastline is mostly protected through a law that now forbids high-rise developments and requires that no story building may be built within 50 meters of the high-tide line, and limits the height of building to just 12 meters.