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Những điều cần làm trong Ko Samui 2026 | Pelago của Singapore Airlines

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Giới thiệu về Ko Samui
This tropical paradise is the second largest island in Thailand and is renowned for its palm-fringed beaches and crystal-clear waters. Visitors can explore the famous Big Buddha temple or relax in the upscale resorts of Chaweng Beach. The island offers a perfect blend of luxury wellness retreats and rugged jungle adventures. The official currency used throughout the island is the Thai Baht. From vibrant night markets to serene coconut groves, the island provides a diverse experience for every type of traveler.
When to visit
The best time to visit is between January and September when the weather is generally sunny and dry. Avoid the peak monsoon season from October to December as heavy rains are common. The temperature remains warm year-round, making it ideal for swimming. February and March typically offer the most stable weather conditions.
Getting around
Songthaews are the most popular form of local transport for short trips. Many tourists choose to rent scooters to explore the island at their own pace. Taxis are available but it is advisable to agree on the fare before starting the journey. Ferries connect the island to the mainland and neighboring islands.
Traveller tips
Always carry a reusable water bottle to stay hydrated. Respect local customs by dressing modestly when visiting temples. Use sunscreen and insect repellent to protect your skin. Learn a few basic Thai phrases to interact with locals. Keep a digital copy of your passport for safety.