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  The Koh Samui Elephant Sanctuary will help you to learn more about the amazing mammals, as you enjoy up-close and personal encounters, feeding, petting and being near the gentle mammals. This article will update you on everything you need to know about visiting and enjoying your time at the Koh Samui Elephant Sanctuary. Image by  Zachtleven fotografie  from  Pixabay   The Elephants of the Koh Samui Elephant Sanctuary  As you start your visit inside the sanctuary, you will first be given an introduction to the place with a video presentation covering the history of the sanctuary as well. The briefing is thorough and interesting, listing facts and numbers in relation to the elephants there. Included is a brief of staying safe when exploring and interacting with these gentle mammals. Make sure to listen and follow the guidelines given, as they are put in place to ensure your safety. Do not approach the elephants from an angle they cannot see you (the back). ...

 As one of Thailand's most popular beach holiday hubs, it should come as no surprise that Koh Samui is also one of the world's most in-demand honeymoon hotspots. Blessed with stunning beaches and natural attributes that are the envy of the region, Koh Samui is indeed a perfect location for your first trip abroad as newlyweds. From finding the perfect hotel to signing up for activities, here are some practical guidelines on spending a memorable honeymoon in the paradise isle. 1. Time it Perfectly Those who wish to enjoy a seamless honeymoon experience in Koh Samui should first and foremost time their holiday to coincide with the best weather conditions on the island. Koh Samui's weather patterns can be divided into three categories with the period from December to March being the dry season, the months between April and August being the warmest of the year and the rains falling heavily from September to November. Honeymooners must avoid the monsoon rains at all costs as most...

Thailand's largest island, Koh Samui, is known for swimming, snorkelling, diving, and soaking up the sunlight; the island offers boat tours as well. Out of the three islands that Thailand is popular for – Koh Samui, Koh Tao, and Koh Phangan – Koh Samui is the only island with an airport, so most travellers land directly here. However, you can travel between the islands by ferry. Image via Anantara Bophut Koh Samui Resort 1. Bask in sunlight at Koh Samui beaches The Koh Samui Beaches are the main highlight here. The beaches are lined with forested tracts, and they provide peace and serenity. Tourists are offered  Koh Samui suites  by places like Anantara Bophut Koh Samui Resort within close proximity to the beaches. 2. Travel to Koh Phangan The second-largest island in the region, Koh Phangan, is only a short boat ride from Koh Samui. This is a popular day trip with those who love island hopping. The beaches here are somewhat rugged with granite rocks and a backdrop of forested...