Holiday Homes & Baches in Koh Samui

Holiday Homes & Baches in Koh Samui

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Highlights in Koh Samui

  • White sand beaches
  • Great nightlife
  • Big Buddha monument
  • Local night markets

Best Holiday Rentals & Lettings in Koh Samui

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Villa for 8 People in Koh Samui
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Koh Samui
Villa • 8 Guests • 4 Bedrooms
HIGHLIGHTS- 4-bedroom ocean-view villa- 180-degree views of the Five Islands and amazing sunsets over the Marine Park- Direct beach access- Family-friendlyVILLA DESCRIPTIONAs one of the five luxurious villas within the The Headlands Villa Estate, Headlands Villa 2 is truly one of a kind. Blending seamlessly with the tropical nature that surrounds it, this private two-bedroom escape (with an option to convert the mezzanine level to a third bedroom) is unmatched in its sense of privacy, minimalist luxury, and breathtaking sea views. Designed across two levels, the villa faces the famous Five ...
from NZ$1,412 / night
Villa for 12 People in Koh Samui
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Koh Samui
Villa • 750 m² • 5 Bedrooms
Villa Blue View, Koh Samui, Thailand | By The Luxe NomadHIGHLIGHTS- 5-bedroom hillside villa- Great for large groups of friends- Suitable for adults and teenagers- Stunning infinity pool views- Modern and sleek design- Daily complimentary breakfast- Free transportation to the nearest beach BangporPerched high on the hills of Koh Samui’s north coast, Villa Blue View lives up to its name with five luxurious bedrooms that can accommodate up to 12 guests. Designed by GFAB, this striking, contemporary, and sophisticated villa offers everything one could desire for a perfect holiday getaway.The v...
from NZ$988 / night
Villa for 10 People in Koh Samui
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Koh Samui
Villa • 2100 m² • 5 Bedrooms
Villa Baan Chang, Dhevatara, Koh Samui | By The Luxe NomadHIGHLIGHTS- Part of the Dhevatara Cove complex- Beautiful 5-bedroom beachfront villa- Quiet, swimmable beach with great sunset views- Fully staffed with a private chef- Family-friendly with an 18 metre pool- Contemporary decorWelcome to Villa Baan Chang, your exclusive five-bedroom beachfront sanctuary at Lipa Noi Beach, nestled within the exclusive Dhevatara Cove Estate. Immerse yourself in a seamless blend of opulence and nature, where high ceilings and French windows showcase breathtaking natural light, creating an open and airy a...
from NZ$1,816 / night

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Prices and availability

Current Holiday letting prices Koh Samui

NZ$521for 14 Dec - 21 Dec
NZ$646 annual average
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Current holiday letting availability Koh Samui

52%for 14 Dec - 21 Dec
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Holiday homes and baches in Ko Samui

Stunning homes to rent around Koh Samui

Koh Samui is an outrageously beautiful island that is famed for its stunning palm tree edged beaches and crystal clear waters. You can find holiday homes across the island to suit your needs. Want to party till sunrise? There are myriad holiday homes in the vibrant area of Chaweng. Looking to get back to nature? Find a home in the less developed southern part of the island in the area of Taling Ngam.

Holiday homes at a great price

Homes in Koh Samui are primarily detached holiday homes on or close to the beach, surrounded by coconut trees and serenaded by the impossibly exotic song of the local birds The incredible price to quality ratio of these homes will make you want to cry with happiness!

Holidays in Koh Samui

The area and getting around

The heart of Koh Samui

Chaweng is the hub of the island, and your choice if you want to be in the thick of the action. Close to the airport, it is particularly popular among the party set, and offers the biggest variety of restaurants, activities, attractions and shops on the island. Lamai to the east offers a similar range of amenities but on a smaller scale, and is the better option if you are looking for a bargain.

Cheaper areas for the backpacking crowd

Maenam to the west is the favourite for backpackers, with its fair share of rough-and-ready but perfectly authentic restaurants. The north-eastern beach of Big Buddha offers the best of all worlds. It boasts a beautiful beach and is a quiet and relaxing area, whilst putting you within easy reach of the nightlife of Chaweng Beach and the unique shopping options of Fisherman’s Village.

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Koh Samui for beach enthusiasts

There are no superlatives left to describe the beaches in Thailand. So, let’s look at the specifics. To get into the nature, head for Taling Ngam, a remote beach which is the cleanest and most picturesque on the island. Chaweng Noi is the best choice if you want to be in the centre of the action, it is close to the nightlife and attracts a real fun-loving crowd. Bang Po in the northwest corner of the island is the top destination for retirees and families looking to escape the crowds of other parts of the island.

Koh Samui for party goers

Koh Samui is known as one of Thailand’s top partying destinations. The island’s full moon parties are legendary and attract an endless stream of revellers keen to party on the soft white sand all night long. The myriad discos, clubs and beer bars will keep you occupied until the sun comes up, and the prices are exceedingly handsome.

Before the tourist era, Koh Samui relied on its coconut plantations, which is why it was then given the nickname “island of coconuts and monkeys”.

Top 5 travel tips in Koh Samui

1. Enlighten your day at the Big Buddha

The famous Big Buddha shrine awaits you on the northern coast of Koh Samui. Probably Samui's best known landmark, the 12-metre high golden Buddha can be seen from several miles away. Set on its own mini island of Koh Faan, the temple is reached by a causeway that connects it to the main island.

2. Explore an old fisherman’s village

Fisherman's Village Samui is a historic shopping area in Bophut in the north of the island, with narrow alleys and rustic-style buildings that are home to boutique stores and stylish restaurants. Once home to a thriving fishing community, the village now has a charming old-world look and feel.

3. Relax at Saumui’s best waterfall

While Samui has a number of waterfalls you can visit, Na Muang Waterfalls are the most spectacular of all. Na Muang means purple, so named because of the striking purple shade of their rock faces. Set in lush jungle surroundings, spending a truly luscious afternoon here just relaxing and swimming!

4. A very special Thai cabaret experience

An archetypal Thai experience, ladyboy cabaret shows are pure fun! Come for song, dance and fabulous costumes. The performances are adroitly choreographed and the tone jovial and frolicsome, showered with glitter and glitz! Head to Chaweng Beach for the best of these shows.

5. Eat and people watch in the lively night markets

For a freshly cooked meal and shopping bargains, Koh Samui’s various night markets are a joy to behold. Chaweng’s night market is considered the highlight, where Thai dishes are prepared freshly in front of you and you can sit and enjoy the throngs of locals going about the nightly business. The perfect end to a perfect day in Koh Samui!

FAQs: Holiday Rentals & Lettings in Koh Samui

On average, how much do holiday home in Koh Samui cost?

Considering the average price of NZ$371.32 per night, Koh Samui lies at the upper end of the price range for holiday baches in Thailand.

When are holiday homes and baches cheaper in Koh Samui?

Those who want to be budget-friendly should travel to Koh Samui in June, May, and August which are the months that offer the most discount, with average prices of NZ$279.87, NZ$298.64, and NZ$340.08 per night, respectively, based on data collected in 2020.

In which months is it more expensive to rent a holiday home in Koh Samui?

In 2020, the month that offered the highest average prices in Koh Samui was February, with an average price of NZ$463.41 per night. This was followed by January, with an average of NZ$428.21, and December, with NZ$417.89.

Is it necessary to plan a trip to Koh Samui well in advance?

When organising a trip to Koh Samui, there is no need to plan long before your trip, as the percentage of rentals booked is only 31%.

What time of the year can I find more available holiday homes?

The best months to find free accommodation in Koh Samui are September (the average amount of properties that are free reached 79.5% of the total in 2020), November (78.5%), and October (77.2%).

During which months are there fewer holiday homes available in Koh Samui?

The month with the highest average booked rental figures is January (only 36% of properties were available on average in 2020). Followed by February (41.6%), and March (60.5%).

How many holiday baches are there in Koh Samui?

Our inventory features approximately 2400 properties from 11 partners.