Bangkok

Beyond Koh Samui

Bangkok, Thailand's vibrant and fascinating capital city, is just a one hour flight from Samui's sunny shores. Regular flights operate daily which means you can just step onto a plane in Samui after breakfast and arrive in Bangkok before lunch.

While you could spend weeks exploring Bangkok's temples, markets and attractions, a few days will allow a glimpse into this amazing city. Despite the gleaming hi-rise, sophisticated restaurants, contemporary hotels and modern transport systems, Bangkok remains essentially an Asian city. Noisy, frantic, always in motion, both day and night and where every minute is an experience.

Bangkok Hotels

Since the late 90's Bangkok has grown incredibly with a huge increase in accommodation including brand hotels like JW Marriott Bangkok, Conrad Bangkok, Grand Hyatt Bangkok and Shangri-La Bangkok alongside local award-winning hotels like The Oriental Bangkok - almost unbeatable, The Peninsula Bangkok - a fast favourite with many travellers, and the superb Plaza Athenee Bangkok which offers a glimpse of the grandeur of old Siam. Bangkok Hotels... Read more...

Bangkok Attractions

Discover Buddhist temples and quiet gardens, high-rise gleaming shopping centres and frantic markets. Go sightseeing around the city, visit temples and museums, go shopping in Bangkok's bustling markets or take a klong tour along Bangkok's fascinating waterways. Read more...

Bangkok Nightlife

Bangkok Nightlife is of course, legendary, although recent government social order policies closing most bars and clubs at 1am or 2am have certainly toned things down. The go-go bars are still doing business, but Bangkok now offers a more sophisticated nightlife with jazz pubs, music clubs, discos, cinemas and concerts. Read more...

Bangkok Restaurants & Dining

One of Asia's food capitals it's a pleasure to eat in Bangkok. You can get virtually anything you want from noodles to nachos. Eat on the street, in a local food court or savour gourmet dining in sophisticated air-conditioned comfort. To describe eating in Bangkok would take several books and lots of food. Read more...

Getting There

Thai Domestic Airways and Bangkok Airways operate regular direct flights from Kosamui. Cheaper flights are also available at discounted prices subject to availability and local offers. Taxes usually apply on top of the published price, so check first. You can also take the train from Surrathani on the mainland. Overnight trains operate to Bangkok every day.

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