One of the oldest muay-thai gyms at Koh Samui and, without any doubt, the one with the most friendly atmosphere. People from all over the world come here to enjoy hardcore training, make new friends and master muay-thai techniques with Jun and his crew. Don't hesitate to come and join them regardless of your fitness level. P.S. The famous Jun's warm-up lasts 45 minutes. You are a hero if you can make it to the end without a break. P.P.S. On your last training day, you will get a black eye as a souvenir, but only if you want it.

It's highly unlikely that you are staying at Koh Samui anywhere near this place, but it's worth coming here. Their marvellous salads, bowls and wraps will surprise you with unusual recipes (my favourite salad is a mixture of chopped green peas with onions), and you can enjoy probably the best coffee you can find on the island.

Tired of Thai food and feeling like enjoying island-style "grechka" (that's Russian for "buckwheat") or healthy chocolate pancakes (yes, it's a thing!)? Wild Tribe is the place to go.

Located in the western part of the island Lipa Noi offers you the most Instagramable sunset views. You can also rent a jet ski and enjoy these views from the water. Hold your phone tight!