Koh Samui, the second largest Island in Thailand is located in The Gulf of Thailand. The Island can be considered as one of the most popular destinations in The Gulf of Thailand, which simply access to beautiful sandy beaches, all kinds of activities, and carters to visitors on any budget (Tourismthailand., 2016). Even though Koh Samui is considered as the second largest Island in Thailand, it can simply be circumnavigated in just a couple of hours by car or even motorbike. Since Koh Samui has a tropical forest, fringed with palm tree lined stretches of golden sand, and surrounded by pellucid, and aquamarine water, it draws so much attention from travelers all over the world to visit Koh Samui once in their lives time. On top of that, there are so many activities that would be impossible to experience everything in one single visit such as cooking courses, yoga instruction, Muay Thai training, scuba diving, and even golf.
Back then, there were not so many people on the Island, it was just only local lives there. Thus, the Island was just home to a small community and a collection of villages engaged primarily in fishing and harvesting coconuts. At present, the Chaweng and Lamai beaches are bustling beach towns with 3-5 stars hotels and resorts as well as internationally acclaimed bars and restaurants.