Pico Samui

Pico Samui's accommodation is made up of bungalows and guest rooms, with floor areas between 20 m² and 26 m². The rooms can have blackout curtains, a kettle, a refrigerator and free bottled water, and several of them have air conditioning and a flat-screen TV.

The bungalows sleep two or three guests, and the Triple Guest Room and the Family - Quad Room take up to four guests each. Guests can choose between a twin bungalow, a single-bed bungalow, a sea view bungalow and a family room with a queen bed and a bunk bed, depending on the size of their group.

The resort has an outdoor swimming pool and a separate children's swimming pool, plus a private beach where you can rent watersport equipment and go snorkelling. Motorised water sports, tours and massage are also available, and the terrace is a place to relax between activities.

The restaurant serves breakfast a la carte, with Asian and international dishes, vegetarian options and a bar, and room service is available. A kids meal is offered for younger guests. The resort also has a laundry service, daily housekeeping, luggage storage, safety deposit boxes and currency exchange, along with an airport transfer, a shuttle service and a taxi service. Free parking is on site, and WiFi is available in public areas.

Bo Phut is a coastal village on Koh Samui with a fishing-village character that still shows in its streets. The resort has its own private beach, and Bo Phut Beach is 50 m away, so the sea and the village's shops and cafés are close at hand.

Nearby sights include Wat Bo Phut, the village temple, and the Fisherman's Village walking street, 1.3 km from the resort, which is lined with shops and eateries. Big Buddha, the large Buddha statue on a hill, is 4.3 km away. Maenam Beach and Lamai Beach are further along the coast, and they give guests who want a change of scene the option of a longer swim or a different stretch of sand.

Samui Airport is 4.9 km away, and the resort offers an airport transfer. A day here can begin with a swim or snorkelling off the private beach, go on to a visit to Big Buddha or Wat Bo Phut, and end with an evening walk through the walking street. Watersport equipment can be rented on the beach, so a morning on the water fits easily into a stay that also covers the village, with its temple, its shops and its evening food stalls along the walking street.