Waterfalls in Koh Samui

The island located in the Gulf of Thailand is home to numerous waterfalls in Koh Samui. There are natural waterfalls and man-made falls. Samui is a diverse island and the falls throughout the island are popular tourist attractions. There are numerous companies offering organised tours to the popular falls. The less popular falls are worth a visit. We recommend hiring scooters and exploring the falls at your own pace. There are swings hammocks located at some of the waterfall locations. There are natural streams that flow into pools for swimming and diving. Explore the real beauty of Koh Samui at the natural waterfalls in Koh Samui.

Jungles and Forest at Waterfalls in Samui

Koh Samui is an island covered in jungle and forests. The island is home to an array of lush vegetation and fruit trees. Samui is famous for its coconut trees that engulf the island. The locals work their monkeys in the forests to harvest the coconuts for the market. The coconuts in Samui are harvested and sent to the mainland. In the jungle, there are monkeys and other animals you may encounter. It is advisable to ignore the animals and continue on. If you approach the animals to expect to be attacked they are wild animals, not domesticated pets.

Waterfall Safety

At the waterfalls in Koh Samui, there are different terrains to contend with. The falls environment is the jungle and forest of Samui island. Expect difficult climbs to some of the falls. There are no guides available at the waterfalls and importantly they are not required. If you are going to the falls alone inform your hotel staff or friends of your intentions. Accidents do happen in the jungle and forests and if you do have an accident or get lost someone will know where to start searching for you. It is not advisable to visit the falls at night it is dangerous and the critters and insects are out in force. The hikes to the falls can be strenuous it is important that you are healthy and fit to make the climbs.

Locations of Waterfalls in Koh Samui

At some of the waterfall locations, there are others activities to enjoy and explore. There are family stalls selling refreshments at cheap prices. The popular falls are easily accessible by the footpaths and roads but the lesser waterfalls are not so accessible.

The Zong Ruae Waterfall – Skyhawk Zip Line Adventure
The Lat Wanon Waterfall –
The Siva Tara Waterfall – Valentine Stone
The Khun Si Waterfall – Plantations and Fruit Farm
The Wang Sao Thong Waterfall –
The Know Yai Waterfall –
The Tar Nim Waterfall – Secret Buddha Garden
Hin Lad Waterfall –
The Tartain Waterfall – Sunbeds at the pool. Swings and hammocks. A shop on site.
Na Muang Waterfalls 1 & 2 – Quad Bikes

Waterfalls Essentials

• Wear appropriate footwear
• Take drinking water
• Sunscreen
• Mosquito Spray
• Thai Baht (shops at some waterfalls)
• Towel
• Camera and Video