City: Surat Thani Province
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Surat Thani (Thai: สุราษฎร์ธานี, pronounced [sù.râːt tʰāː.nīː]), often shortened to Surat, is the largest of the southern provinces (changwat) of Thailand, on the western shore of the Gulf of Thailand. Surat Thani means "city of good people", a title given to the city by King Vajiravudh (Rama VI).
Restaurants in Surat Thani Province
1. High Park Samui
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 189 reviews
Samui’s #1 Full Day Destination! Your complete bucket list checklist theme park destination! Adventure, fun, for all ages and families, parties, 3 pools, infinity pool with panoramic views, wine and dine under sunsets that take your breath away, world-renown guest DJs, sun to get your sexy bikinis out, yes we do have it all! Parties Schedule: -Every Tuesday pool party with us with the best DJ'S of Samui, playing EDM and house music. -Every Friday med pool parties -Every Sunday MONKEY PARK - The Best Djs of Samui playing EDM, Techno, and House Music. -Every Thursday splash me pool party – win a bottle in a splash battle overlooking our stunning sea vies and with the best DJ'S of Samui! -Every Monday & Wednesday - Chill Pool chill out and fun time near the pool with friends and amazing food and stunning sea views -Saturdays we are closed. Do a minimum order of our amazing food and drinks and do the slides and more for free all day!!! Also, get a big sofa sunbed for up to 8 people
Reviewed By Boguki - Perth, Australia
Such a great at High Park Samui Fantastic veiws, drinks and adrenalin pumping fun Thanks Guy, it was so nice to meet you and your family
2. Samui Elephant Sanctuary
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 952 reviews
**Winners of Best Animal Welfare from the Tourism Authority of Thailand!** **Recognized by leading animal welfare charity World Animal Protection as a Best Practice Elephant Venue** We are very proud to bring the first elephant sanctuary to Koh Samui in Southern Thailand. Set on forest land, we offer a retirement home for elephants who have worked exhausting hours in the logging and tourism industries. Feed, walk with, and observe our gentle giants as they roam, socialise, bathe and enjoy a peaceful life that they so deserve. Join our morning or afternoon program knowing you are supporting ethical elephant tourism and helping to make a difference.
Reviewed By NINABUDDEN - London, United Kingdom
This is the only genuine elephant sanctuary on the island where elephant comes first, not the visitor. It’s worth every penny you pay, these people are saints and each elephant has its own minder who is making sure those old ladies have everything they need! These beautiful giants have been tortured, abused and have been working hard for most of their lives, this sanctuary makes sure it gives them the retirement and enjoyment they deserve. Sanctuary is purely self financed by the ticket sales and donations and all the money goes into making sure there is enough bananas and food for them as well as gives the sanctuary a chance to buy and save more elephants ( their price can reach 5 million bahts!). Make a difference, help them out, spend a day feeding and walking with elephants in their own environment, it will be a memory you will cherish for life! Thank you for reading this.
3. Khao Sok National Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,356 reviews
This is one of Thailand's most popular parks for foreign visitors but at the same time is unspoiled and uncrowded. The national park is home to a number of eco-resorts offering room, food, and tours. The park is includes a large rainforest and exception steep limestone mountains. There are also rivers and waterfalls. Tours include jungle treks, elephant experience, kayaking and tubing on the river. The most popular tour in the area is to the Rajaprapa reservoir, also known as Khao Sok Lake. Here guests can sleep on rafthouses at the edge of the jungle and enjoy kayaking, birdwatching, and hiking in pristine forest. Day trips are also available. In addition to observing numerous tropical birds including majestic hornbills, Asian buffalo and elephants are often seen, and tapirs and other jungle animals more rarely. The area can be reached easily from airports in Phuket (2 hours away) and Surathani airport (1.5 hours away).
Reviewed By TillyHavelockNorth
If you want adventure, go with a tour through here. We spent two days in different areas of this park, and thoroughly enjoyed the canoe ride up through the river to see wildlife, plus the 1 1/2 days in the National Park, being taken over the lake in a Longtail boat, to amazing acomo on this lake, and some hiking into the waterfall, plus more rides on the Longtail boat to view wildlife.With the tour we took we had an excellent guide - Ot - who looked after us so well. (there were only 3 of us so got full on attention).
4. Thong Nai Pan Noi
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,110 reviews
Reviewed By MelbClogs - Melbourne, Australia
Absolutely beautiful beach!! Gentle waves, beautiful sand, crystal clear water. A few small massage huts and little restaurants on the beach, but it's so quiet, so tranquil, so peaceful. Shade in the afternoon great for kids. Little village at the end of the beach has a few local restaurants, mini marts, laundry, a few souvenir shops. Very stunning, quiet and relaxed part of the world, it's so beautiful!
5. Salad Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,041 reviews
Reviewed By aboelbisher - Haifa, Israel
Me and my wife arrived at 12:00 pm to there A quiet and beautiful beach and views Theres Bars and restaurants along side the beach offering very good beverages and food
6. Thong Takhian Beach (Silver Beach)
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 983 reviews
Reviewed By AlexOstia - London, United Kingdom
I came to Thong Takian to kill two days on a beach before I started a photo assignment on the island. All I wanted was a simple, clean room with a comfortable bed and a nice beach to decompress on after a long flight from London. Thong Takian nailed it. The staff are super friendly, the beach is wonderful and the little beachside restaurant was perfect. The coffee is amazing, even by my well traveled and snobby standards. Oh, the Thai food is good too. One thing I wouldn’t recommend is the sausages for breakfast. It’s one of those countries that just doesn’t do sausages or bacon properly. I would definitely come back here. Hopefully with more time and a stunning woman.
7. Ao Tanot Bay
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 612 reviews
Reviewed By franbaba21 - Ko Kret, Thailand
the most beautiful beach in koh tao, in my opinion. great snorkeling, turtles and baby sharks, also super quiet (sometimes we were the only opeople in the beach) and very calm and clear waters
8. Sai Nuan Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 390 reviews
This beautiful, remote cove has a sandy beach and is accessible by foot or by boat.
Reviewed By leilaguevara
Sai Nuan beach is my favourite place in Koh Tao, I visited everyday during my 1 week stay in the island, super quiet and peaceful beach, you can enjoy stunning sunsets there. MUST visit
9. Thong Nai Pan Yai Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 590 reviews
Reviewed By Mandhi13 - London, United Kingdom
One of the nicest beach on the island with beautiful turquoise water and nice stretch of white sand to sink your toes in. Some lovely hotels around here and a small town with restaurants, bars, shops and places to get massages.
10. Koh Tan
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 336 reviews
Reviewed By jumalaska - Quebec, Canada
You reach this small island by a longtail boat from Koh Samui. Go to Thongkrut (The TongKrut Pier Restaurant) and ask for a longtail boat to Koh Tan. They will bring you there and pick you up after your wish to go back. At Koh Tan there is restaurants and you can enjoy good Thai food (fresh fish). The island is mainly rocks but there is a beach where you can walk along the sea. There are only around people living on Koh Tan and it is unspoiled from mass tourist still!On the island is wild buffalo's and wild boars.The people there are very open and friendly. A monk is living in a small Wat which you can visit if you take the walk along the beach. village. It is a small, largely spool island, known for its coral and marine life. Giant clams, fan corals and a wide variety of fish species live in and around the protected reefs. Koh Tan can be reached by local long tail fishing boat. Trips generally include snorkeling on the reef, a stop at one of the island’s fine beaches, and a walk along the wooden platform that was built by the locals to view the mangrove forests.
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