Itinerary (9:00 to 5:00):

Hotel/Cruise Pier Up >> Grandfather and Grandmother Rock >> See Monkey work the coconuts >>The mummified monk, Luang Por Daeng (Samui's most sacred relic) >> Elephant show & Elephant trekking >> Rubber plantation >> Namuang II waterfall for a break and swimming >> Mountain-top viewpoint at Yaod Khao >> Thai lunch and fresh fruits in a nice restaurant with great views over Koh Samui >> Magical Garden >> Big Buddha temple >> Return to Hotel/Cruise Pier

Points of Interest:

The Namuang waterfall 2 is the highest waterfall in Samui and if you are an enthusiastic hiker, you will enjoy the 30-minute walk to reach the highest point. In addition, visitors find it easy to hike across the pathways along this waterfall in order to view the spectacular rock formations. In fact, these rock formations are some of the most picturesque spots on the entire island.

Big Buddha sculpture will be first thing you will notice as you approach the island from the air. This majestic 12-metre tall golden statue sits on an elevated platform, adorned with dragons and traditional decor and literally dominates the landscape.This beautiful structure was built in 1972 within the Phra Yai Temple complex which is on a small island located towards the northern border of Koh Samui, Thailand.

Hin Ta and Hin Yai  - These amazing rock formations of Hin Ta and Hin Yai are on Koh Samui’s south coast, where many years ago, a group of locals made the discovery. The rocks are well known for resembling the male and female genitalia, thus they are known as Grandpa (Ta) and Grandma (Yai) respectively.