Thongson Bay is a secret bay hidden at the northernmost tip of Koh Samui. It stands out for its tranquility and unspoiled nature. The beach is crescent-shaped and over 500 meters long, surrounded by coconut trees and green hills, creating a private atmosphere from the moment you arrive.

One of the things you "must not miss" is swimming in the middle of the bay, where the water is calmest and clearest. The sand under the water is fine and slopes naturally, perfect for swimming, floating, or relaxing in the water. Especially in the morning, when the sunlight reflects on the water in beautiful shades of emerald.

Another highlight is the rocks at the end of the beach, which are a beautiful photo spot and offer a clear view of Koh Phangan. There is also a chance to see small marine animals in their natural habitat, making it ideal for photographers and nature explorers.

The coconut trees along the beach are a popular resting spot, providing shade and cool sea breezes, perfect for lounging, reading, or taking your time in a true Slow Life style.

Another must-do activity is kayaking along the bay to admire the sea and coastline from a different perspective and fully experience the tranquility of this hidden bay.

This beach is suitable for couples, families, and those seeking relaxation who want high privacy and no distractions from entertainment venues or beach roads.

If you are looking for a quiet, beautiful, and natural beach, Thongson Bay is a secret spot on Koh Samui that you should not miss.

• Private Car/Motorcycle: From the ring road, head towards Choeng Mon Beach and enter the way to Wat Plai Laem. Then, follow the signs to Thongson Bay or Melati Beach Resort. The road is concrete, with some hills and curves, so drive carefully.

• Between 09:00–11:00 AM, the sea will be clearest and the photos will be most beautiful.

• Prepare drinking water and snacks, as there are few shops.

• Keep quiet, as the surrounding area is full of villas and resorts.

• Explore the rocks at the end of the beach, where you can find small marine animals.

• Check the route in advance, as the entrance is quite deep and complex.

Admission Fee:

• Free admission (some areas may require passing through private property, please follow the rules of the place)

Opening Hours:

• Open Daily: 24 hours