• Grandfather and Grandmother Rocks (Hin Ta Hin Yai) - These iconic rock formations near Lamai Beach on Koh Samui are among the island’s most visited attractions. Known as Grandfather Rock and Grandmother Rock, they are simple granite formations that have gained fame due to their resemblance to male and female genitalia.

• Wat Khunaram (Mummified Monk) - Visitors are captivated by the mystique and unpredictability of Buddhism at this site. The revered monk here is said to have accurately predicted his own death. Prior to passing, he ceased consuming regular food and instead ingested spices with antiseptic properties, allowing his body to remain preserved without decay. The temple now places sunglasses on the monk’s face to cover the void. Visitors can offer incense and flowers to the mummified monk, with a merit box available for donations. Additionally, guests can request a lottery, which the monks will bless with holy water.

• Na Mueang - Namuang Waterfall 1 is a highlight of the falls, offering a refreshing base that is quite cool.

• Ko Samui - A journey up the mountain leads to a restaurant with breathtaking views. The food is freshly prepared and of high quality, with prices remaining reasonable despite the remote location.

• Wat Teepangkorn - This stunning temple, featuring a standing Buddha, is nestled in the jungle high in the mountains of Koh Samui.

• Tarnim Magic Garden - Also known as the Secret Garden or Tannins Waterfall, this enchanting garden was created by local fruit farmer Nim Thongsuk, who began the project in 1976 at the age of 77. The garden showcases native flowers and trees, along with numerous Buddha statues depicting various ideals, which guides will explain. A small stream and a series of miniature waterfalls wind through the garden. Access is only possible via a 4×4 through the jungle, rivers, and mountains, with the roads offering an impressive journey.

• Coconut - Many residents of Samui are of authentic Thai descent, living in the central and upper parts of the island, primarily engaged in farming and gardening, particularly in the most popular areas.

• Nathon Night Food Market - Located in the charming Nathon Town on Koh Samui’s western coast, this area is renowned for its stunning sunset views and vibrant street food markets. As the island’s main urban and economic hub, Nathon Town has a rich history in fishing and the coconut industry, maintaining its local character. It also serves as the primary port for ferry routes to the Thai mainland and other islands like Koh Tao and Koh Phangan, earning its reputation as the capital town of Koh Samui.

• Accident insurance
• Back to hotel around 16:30-17:00 hrs.
• Waterfall
• Huge Big Buddha temple (Wat Teepangkorn) statue at mountain + View Point
• Grandfather / Grandmother Rocks (Souvenir shops & Local products in this area)
• Crack and Grate Coconuts
• Water fight for refreshment
• Buddha’s Magic Garden statues + Tannins Waterfall
• Traditional Thai Set lunch at mountain Restaurant & Drinking water
• Mummified Monk at the Temple
• Operated By 4WD jeep up into the mountain & along the way

We commence our expedition from your hotel at 10:00 am, navigating through Koh Samui’s mountainous jungle and descending the other side. All our safaris utilize genuine, robust ex-military jeeps, combining an invigorating yet safe experience. Join our day tour to visit Koh Samui’s notable landmarks such as the Grandfathers/Grandmother rocks, the Mummified Monk, Namuang Waterfall, and Buddha’s Magic Garden. Revel in the thrilling journey up the mountain and witness stunning viewpoints in our 4X4 military jeep.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.