Villa Moana

Guests have the entire villa to themselves, with 290 m² of space, room for up to 14 guests and a private entrance. The villa's own private pool and full kitchen sit alongside air conditioning, linens and satellite and cable TV.

A coffee and tea maker is provided, with complimentary instant coffee, and wired internet is available in the house. The property also has a balcony or terrace and a garden, and a washer for guests who want to do their own laundry.

The kitchen is fully equipped, with an oven, a microwave, a refrigerator, a stove and a freezer, along with dishes and dining utensils, cookware, oils and condiments. A BBQ grill is available for cooking outdoors, and a coffee or tea maker is part of the villa's equipment.

The villa also has air conditioning, linens, a private entrance, cable channels and a TV, and the property has a balcony or terrace and a garden or backyard. Internet access is available, and free parking is available as well. A crib or baby cot is also available for younger guests.

The villa has a washer and a closet, and its private pool is part of the house, so the villa suits guests who want to cook, wash and relax on their own terms.

Villa Moana sits in Chaweng, the busiest resort district on Koh Samui, where a long sandy beach runs alongside a lively strip of bars, restaurants and shops. The villa is in the Chaweng area itself, so the evening life is a short drive away for guests who want a private house and easy access to the island's nightlife.

Chaweng Yai Beach is 2.1 km away, a smaller stretch of sand next to the main beach. Fisherman's Village in Bophut, 2.9 km away, is a waterfront quarter of shops and restaurants, and Big Buddha, 3.6 km away on a hill above Bophut, is one of the island's best-known landmarks. Wat Plai Laem, 3.9 km away, is a temple complex with a large Guanyin statue, and Samui Airport is 1.7 km away. A car or scooter is the easiest way to reach the other beaches and temples, and the villa's free parking makes arriving by car simple.

A good day could start with the Big Buddha and the Wat Bo Phut temple in Bophut, then move to Chaweng Yai Beach for an afternoon swim, and end with dinner in Fisherman's Village as the light fades. Chaweng Noi, a quieter bay, offers a calmer alternative to the busier beaches of the island.