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Bophut (Samui)

Updated: Sep 24, 2025


Fisherman Walking Street
Fisherman Walking Street
  • Highlight [ Fisherman Village - Many options of Seaview pool villa on the mountain -    Next to Chaweng ]


Culture of area


  • Bophut is one of Koh Samui’s most charming areas, best known for its historic Fisherman’s Village. The old wooden houses along the beachfront road have been transformed into boutique shops, stylish cafés, and seaside restaurants, yet the area still holds on to its traditional fishing-village charm. It’s a perfect blend of local culture and modern island lifestyle. 


Beach

Bophut Beach
Bophut Beach

  • Bophut Beach stretches for about 2 kilometers, offering golden sand and calm waters. While it’s quieter than Chaweng, the beach is ideal for swimming, paddle boarding, or simply enjoying a relaxed day by the sea with views of Koh Phangan in the distance.


Liftestyle


Fisherman Market
Fisherman Market

  • Bophut is laid-back but slightly upscale compared to other areas. It’s popular with families, couples, and expats who want comfort, convenience, and a touch of luxury. The atmosphere is lively in the evenings, especially around Fisherman’s Village, yet still peaceful compared to Samui’s party zones.


Thing must to do


Sea View
Sea View

  • Explore Fisherman’s Village Walking Street Market every Friday – street food, shopping, live music, and entertainment.

  • Try beachfront dining at sunset – from Thai seafood to fine international cuisine.

  • Take a boat trip from the nearby pier to Koh Phangan or Angthong National Marine Park.

  • Visit local spas and wellness centers for yoga, massage, and relaxation.


Nice spot


Bophut Beach
Bophut Beach

  • Fisherman’s Village Pier – amazing views and photo opportunities.

  • The Wharf Samui – boutique shopping and dining complex.

  • Beachfront bars and cafés – perfect for sunset cocktails.

  • Bophut Hills – offering panoramic views of the island.


Cost of Living (If you have an information)


  • Bophut is mid-to-high range in Koh Samui. Local Thai food starts around 80–100 THB, while international restaurants average 250–500 THB per meal. Rentals for apartments are around 18,000–30,000 THB per month, while luxury sea-view villas can cost much more, especially near Fisherman’s Village.


Interesting Information

Walking Market
Walking Market


  • Bophut is just 10 minutes from the airport and close to Chaweng, making it very convenient.

  • The area attracts a mix of locals, expats, and travelers, giving it a friendly, international vibe.

  • The Friday Walking Street is one of Samui’s most famous night markets.

  • Many diving and island tours start from here, making Bophut a great base for exploring.




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