The gem of Rayong Province

Koh Samet, named after the abundant ‘Samet' trees (Thai for cajeput trees), offers all of the vital aspects of a fun-filled holiday escape – an unending expanse of turquoise blue sea, crescent coves with fine white sand, plenty of water sports, and a pulsing nightlife. Despite the fact that Koh Samet receives substantially less rainfall than other Thai resorts, travelers are soaked. The island, which is only a three-hour drive from Bangkok and 45 minutes by ferry from the mainland's Ban Phe Pier, is generally busy with people on weekends and long holidays. From seaside bungalows to cliff-top luxury resorts, a wide selection of lodgings appeal to a diverse range of travelers. #easylife#nationalpark#seasidephotoguide#summervacation#beachvacation#urbanexplorer