• Ko Samui - Enjoy a transfer from your hotel by 4WD car, exploring the island and ascending the mountain.
• Big Buddha Temple (Wat Phra Yai) - Visit the renowned Big Buddha Temple, a significant landmark in Koh Samui. The 12-meter high Buddha statue is believed by locals to protect the island. It is situated on a small island connected to Koh Samui by a causeway.
• Wat Plai Laem - Discover the vibrant and impressive Wat Plai Laem temple complex. The smiling Buddha and the 18-armed Buddha are visible from afar, with a large temple nestled between them. The temple and statues are surrounded by a landscaped pond, adding to their charm. To view them closely, cross the colorful bridges.
• Na Muang Waterfall - Experience the tallest waterfall in Koh Samui, standing over 80 meters high. Relax your feet in the cool waters of the stream and enjoy a natural exfoliation from the tiny local fish.
• Sea View Restaurant - A top choice on Samui, offering FANTASTIC views and a variety of Thai food options. The restaurant also features a small infinity pool.
• Hin Ta & Hin Yai Rocks - Visit the legendary Grandfather and Grandmother rocks, a natural wonder. Locals believe that wishes for a baby made here will come true.
• Guan-Yu Koh Samui Shrine - Guan Yu symbolizes loyalty, righteousness, bravery, and honesty among Chinese communities, especially in Southern China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, and their descendants worldwide. Numerous shrines honor him, including the 350-year-old Leng Buai Ia Shrine in Bangkok’s Chinatown. In Taoism, he is revered as a guardian deity, while Chinese Buddhism regards him as a bodhisattva.
• Tarnim Magic Garden - Also known as the Secret Garden or Tannins Waterfall, this enchanting garden was created by local fruit farmer Nim Thongsuk, starting in 1976 at the age of 77. It features native flowers and trees, along with Buddha statues representing various ideals, which your guide will explain. A stream and miniature waterfalls wind through the garden. Access is via jungle, rivers, and mountains by 4×4, with impressive roads through the hills.
• Wat Teepangkorn - A stunning location in the heart of Koh Samui, featuring a temple with a standing Buddha situated in the jungle, high in the mountains, offering a viewpoint.
• Ko Samui - The coconut plantation is a primary occupation for the original Samui people, who are of authentic Thai ancestry. They engage in agriculture and trade, primarily in the middle and upper parts of the island, focusing on farming and gardening, especially coconuts.
• Ko Samui - Rubber plantations are a significant economic crop in Thailand.
• VIEW Point Meanam Koh Samui - Located on Koh Samui’s second-highest mountain, the Jungle Route 360 restaurant has been welcoming guests since 2015 with breathtaking 360-degree views of Koh Samui. From here, you can see many parts of the island, including Lamai, Choeng Mon, Chaweng, and neighboring islands like Koh Phangan and Koh Tao, as well as the Ang Thong Marine National Park on clear days. The restaurant offers dining and drinks, and there is space for camping on the mountain for those interested.

• All admission fees & Taxes
• Grand Father & Grand Mother Rocks
• Pick-up and Drop off from any hotel, villas in 4x4 car (Shared Transfer)
• Return to hotel around 16:00-17:00 hrs
• English speaking guide
• Guan Yu Shrine
• Big Buddha Temple
• Coconut plantation & Rubber Plantation tapping
• Namuang Waterfall 1
• 360-degree View Point
• Teepangkorn Temple on the mountain
• Magic Garden (Secret Garden) & Tanims Waterfall
• Teepangkorn Temple on the Mountain Peak
• Plai Laem Temple & Chinese Lady Monk Temple
• Lunch & Drink
• Mountains Jungle way

• Accident insurance

This eco-friendly 8-hour tour by a 4x4 vehicle is an essential experience when visiting Koh Samui, letting you explore the island’s most renowned attractions. The tour includes trips to Koh Samui’s prominent landmarks, the iconic Namuang waterfall, and thrilling off-road mountain drives with spectacular viewpoints. Hotel transfers and lunch are provided.

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