Top Things to do in Bophut
10 Things to do in Bophut That You Shouldn't Miss
Learn to dive, sunbathe on a sandy beach or indulge in inexpensive spa services (including amazing Thai massages) in Bophut, a beach village that recently has become home to many new hotels and villas. Try the main street for trendy shops and restaurants, or visit the Fisherman’s Village for more traditional shops.
Restaurants in Bophut
1. High Park Samui
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 189 reviews
Samui’s #1 Full Day Destination! Your complete bucket list checklist theme park destination! Adventure, fun, for all ages and families, parties, 3 pools, infinity pool with panoramic views, wine and dine under sunsets that take your breath away, world-renown guest DJs, sun to get your sexy bikinis out, yes we do have it all! Parties Schedule: -Every Tuesday pool party with us with the best DJ'S of Samui, playing EDM and house music. -Every Friday med pool parties -Every Sunday MONKEY PARK - The Best Djs of Samui playing EDM, Techno, and House Music. -Every Thursday splash me pool party – win a bottle in a splash battle overlooking our stunning sea vies and with the best DJ'S of Samui! -Every Monday & Wednesday - Chill Pool chill out and fun time near the pool with friends and amazing food and stunning sea views -Saturdays we are closed. Do a minimum order of our amazing food and drinks and do the slides and more for free all day!!! Also, get a big sofa sunbed for up to 8 people
Reviewed By Boguki - Perth, Australia
Such a great at High Park Samui Fantastic veiws, drinks and adrenalin pumping fun Thanks Guy, it was so nice to meet you and your family
2. Samui Elephant Sanctuary
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 952 reviews
**Winners of Best Animal Welfare from the Tourism Authority of Thailand!** **Recognized by leading animal welfare charity World Animal Protection as a Best Practice Elephant Venue** We are very proud to bring the first elephant sanctuary to Koh Samui in Southern Thailand. Set on forest land, we offer a retirement home for elephants who have worked exhausting hours in the logging and tourism industries. Feed, walk with, and observe our gentle giants as they roam, socialise, bathe and enjoy a peaceful life that they so deserve. Join our morning or afternoon program knowing you are supporting ethical elephant tourism and helping to make a difference.
Reviewed By NINABUDDEN - London, United Kingdom
This is the only genuine elephant sanctuary on the island where elephant comes first, not the visitor. It’s worth every penny you pay, these people are saints and each elephant has its own minder who is making sure those old ladies have everything they need! These beautiful giants have been tortured, abused and have been working hard for most of their lives, this sanctuary makes sure it gives them the retirement and enjoyment they deserve. Sanctuary is purely self financed by the ticket sales and donations and all the money goes into making sure there is enough bananas and food for them as well as gives the sanctuary a chance to buy and save more elephants ( their price can reach 5 million bahts!). Make a difference, help them out, spend a day feeding and walking with elephants in their own environment, it will be a memory you will cherish for life! Thank you for reading this.
3. Mary Help of Christians Church
4. Big Buddha Temple (Wat Phra Yai)
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 6,744 reviews
Reviewed By Tracibaci
Wow! This is one really BIG BUDDHA! Great gift shops and very lovely and accommodating staff and monks... had a lovely blessing ????????☯️ and a bite to eat x loving Koh Samui... and will definitely be coming back x
5. Fisherman’s Village
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 7,911 reviews
Reviewed By orac2019
Even though the most visited tourist attractions in Koh Samui are located in Chaweng and Lamai, visitors shouldn’t miss the beautiful and quaint Fisherman’s Village in Bophut. The village is now more popular than ever before, especially among st western tourists. The Fisherman’s Village offers a tranquil beach setting, cozy guest houses, resorts, restaurants, shops and plenitude of exhilarating activities. The village also has a charming “walking street” that allows visitors to enjoy a traffic-free stroll through the area and visitors will find numerous eateries, coffee shops and entertainment zones adjoining the beach.
6. Chaweng Boxing Stadium
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 893 reviews
Reviewed By Sam_cat_danglish - Copenhagen, Denmark
We booked from row seats and witnessed an spectacular show from close proximity. It was great to see the ritual dance of the Thai boxers who seem to be in a trance as they box to the beat. Some of the flights were full throttle with thai's betting big on each fighter. There were knock outs and big blows. On the undercard were young fighters (12 years v 16 years old). These fights were harder to watch but this sport is part of there culture and Thai boxers start young!
7. Laem Din Market
8. Central Festival Samui
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 798 reviews
Reviewed By 64marinac - Brisbane, Australia
A good all round western style shopping mall. A bookshop for my husband, Tops Mart for groceries and drinks, electronic store, cinema etc,etc AND a very good food court with different stalls offering loads of variety.
9. Chaweng Beach
10. Chaweng Night Market
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 108 reviews
Reviewed By fsba20 - Retford, United Kingdom
We walked down to the night market on our 2nd night in Chaweng, it wasn't too busy and it had a great vibe to the place. It's very basic, plastic tables and chairs but the food was fantastic. The menu is extensive! 3 of us are non meat eaters and had this amazing tofu with chillies and chinese salt which was super spicy and really good. You order your drinks separately from one of the 'bars' set up around the side of the tables/chairs. The lady who ran the food side spoke great English and French and was chatting to the customers, recommending dishes and laughing at us sweating with all the chillies! It was our cheapest meal of the holiday and our favourite, infact we all chose to return here for our last night in Ko Samui.
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