Zazen Boutique Resort & Spa
Zazen Boutique Resort & Spa
Zazen Boutique Resort & Spa Elegant?Serene?Relaxed The charming Zazen Boutique Resort & Spa, Koh Samui occupies an idyllic spot in the north of Koh Samui. Intimate and relaxed, the resort sits beside the white sand of Bophut Beach,overlooking the clear azure water. Zazen draws inspiration from the Japanese word meaning ?to find inner peace.? Dedicated to guiding its guests on a journey of calm and pleasure, the resort is the perfect choice for an idyllic escape. Renovated in May 2007, this delightfully intimate resort has been created with care and attention to detail.
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Where to go in Samui ?
Wat Phra Yai and Big Buddha
The 12 meter tall golden statue presides over Koh Samui, visible from miles around and firmly recognized as Samui's most popular landmark attraction for both visitors and locals alike.
Climb up the stairs to the statue itself for some great views and fine photo opportunities, before exploring some of the surrounding shops, temples and accompanying giant Buddhist statues in the nearby area ? full of colour and fun, a part of the culture of Thailand.
Mummified Monks
Two of Koh Samui's most revered monks are preserved at Wat Kiri Wongkaram and Wat Khunaram, their home for the past 20 years. Buddhist monks are held in great respect by the locals and this attraction is must see for anyone interested in the religion of Thailand.
Secret Hall of Buddhas
Wat Sumret is a very old An ancient Buddhist temple and home to a beautiful white marble Buddha. Inside Wat Sumret is a valuable collection of Buddha images. You will be welcomed by a resident monk, and allowed to enter on request. Remember to take off your shoes, and pay respects to the customs of the Thai faith. Ask at the Zazen Boutique Resort & Spa reception for more information on the dos and don'ts of entering a sacred Buddhist site.
Buddha's footprint
A hidden Samui secret. 2 km west of the main road turnoff for Butterfly Garden, head up the concrete slope on the left. Find the hilltop shrine, where four footprints are engraved one atop another. The view of the surrounding treetops is part of the attraction...
Heaven's Garden or Secret Garden
A garden of statues and wonder created by Nim Thongsuk, at the age of 77, intertwined by a glistening stream and located in the heart of the forest. A unique wonder to Koh Samui, Thailand. Explore this beautiful area. How many statues can you find?
Waterfalls in Samui
Take a swim in a Thailand waterfall on Koh Samui
Namtok Hin Lard is a 30 meters high waterfall on Samui, shallow and good for swimming. Visitors can climb to the upper tier of the waterfall to relax surrounded nature.
Na Muang 1 Waterfall Samui in the forest west of Nathon. is ideal for swimming, with waters rushing down the steep incline creating a dazzling effect. Surrounded by lush and verdant greenery, and touch of paradise.
Na Muang 2 Waterfall is reached 100 meters beyond Na Muang 1 Waterfall. Na Muang 2 Waterfall is quieter and less visited than its neighbour but is perhaps even more spectacular. A must see Koh Samui waterfall.
Hin Ta Hin Yai
The grandmother and grandmother rocks of Koh Samui, curiously shaped through years of erosion into a resemblance of the male and female genitalia. Visitors leaping down to have their photo taken with the ?Grandmother,? there's something you don't see back home.
Things To Do in Samui
Buffalo Fighting
One of Samui's most popular spectator sports and part of Thailand tradition: Two bulls locking horns in the ring. The fight ends when one animal runs away, usually before either animal gets seriously hurt. An exciting spectacle and one that gives you true glimpse into the kingdom and its people.
Butterfly Garden
Na Tian Butterfly Garden brings together hundreds of spectacular butterflies, plus an insect museum, featuring rare insects from Thailand and other countries, and a bee house, which allows the visitor to observe the activities of bees close up. A must see for nature lovers and a popular Samui attraction.
Crocodile Farm
Siam crocodiles, Caimans, Saltwater crocodiles, snakes, lizards, monkeys and many other wild and wonderful creatures living just behind the airport what a welcome! The show is twice a day: 14:00 and 16:30. Great family excursion.
Monkey Show
The island's monkeys are more than happy to show off their skill, climbing up into the trees, shaking down the coconuts, and demonstrating how the island got by before the tourists arrived. Now that we're her, though, line up to have your photo taken with a new monkey friend. Several locations around the island.
Samui Aquarium & Zoo
Samui Aquarium in Hua Thanon is home to coral fish, huge catfish and several sharks including Leopard and Black Tips. The adjacent zoo, houses south-eastern Asian tigers, parrots, horn-bills, sea hawks, eagles and celebrity otters who will perform for you, if you clap loud enough.
Get up close and personal with the wonderful animals of Thailand. Oh, and be sure to have your photo taken with a tiger. Yes, we're serious.
Snake Farm
Located in Talingnam, south of Nathon, deadly snakes lunge at their trainers with breathtaking proximity, scorpions are unveiled, and then it really get wild. An exciting and memorable attraction for the family. Shows start at 11 am and 2 pm.
Elephant Trekking in Samui
Discovered the beauty of the island, the mountains, and the tropical rainforest on elephant back.
Wat Phra Yai and Big Buddha
The 12 meter tall golden statue presides over Koh Samui, visible from miles around and firmly recognized as Samui's most popular landmark attraction for both visitors and locals alike.
Climb up the stairs to the statue itself for some great views and fine photo opportunities, before exploring some of the surrounding shops, temples and accompanying giant Buddhist statues in the nearby area ? full of colour and fun, a part of the culture of Thailand.
Mummified Monks
Two of Koh Samui's most revered monks are preserved at Wat Kiri Wongkaram and Wat Khunaram, their home for the past 20 years. Buddhist monks are held in great respect by the locals and this attraction is must see for anyone interested in the religion of Thailand.
Secret Hall of Buddhas
Wat Sumret is a very old An ancient Buddhist temple and home to a beautiful white marble Buddha. Inside Wat Sumret is a valuable collection of Buddha images. You will be welcomed by a resident monk, and allowed to enter on request. Remember to take off your shoes, and pay respects to the customs of the Thai faith. Ask at the Zazen Boutique Resort & Spa reception for more information on the dos and don'ts of entering a sacred Buddhist site.
Buddha's footprint
A hidden Samui secret. 2 km west of the main road turnoff for Butterfly Garden, head up the concrete slope on the left. Find the hilltop shrine, where four footprints are engraved one atop another. The view of the surrounding treetops is part of the attraction...
Heaven's Garden or Secret Garden
A garden of statues and wonder created by Nim Thongsuk, at the age of 77, intertwined by a glistening stream and located in the heart of the forest. A unique wonder to Koh Samui, Thailand. Explore this beautiful area. How many statues can you find?
Waterfalls in Samui
Take a swim in a Thailand waterfall on Koh Samui
Namtok Hin Lard is a 30 meters high waterfall on Samui, shallow and good for swimming. Visitors can climb to the upper tier of the waterfall to relax surrounded nature.
Na Muang 1 Waterfall Samui in the forest west of Nathon. is ideal for swimming, with waters rushing down the steep incline creating a dazzling effect. Surrounded by lush and verdant greenery, and touch of paradise.
Na Muang 2 Waterfall is reached 100 meters beyond Na Muang 1 Waterfall. Na Muang 2 Waterfall is quieter and less visited than its neighbour but is perhaps even more spectacular. A must see Koh Samui waterfall.
Hin Ta Hin Yai
The grandmother and grandmother rocks of Koh Samui, curiously shaped through years of erosion into a resemblance of the male and female genitalia. Visitors leaping down to have their photo taken with the ?Grandmother,? there's something you don't see back home.
Things To Do in Samui
Buffalo Fighting
One of Samui's most popular spectator sports and part of Thailand tradition: Two bulls locking horns in the ring. The fight ends when one animal runs away, usually before either animal gets seriously hurt. An exciting spectacle and one that gives you true glimpse into the kingdom and its people.
Butterfly Garden
Na Tian Butterfly Garden brings together hundreds of spectacular butterflies, plus an insect museum, featuring rare insects from Thailand and other countries, and a bee house, which allows the visitor to observe the activities of bees close up. A must see for nature lovers and a popular Samui attraction.
Crocodile Farm
Siam crocodiles, Caimans, Saltwater crocodiles, snakes, lizards, monkeys and many other wild and wonderful creatures living just behind the airport what a welcome! The show is twice a day: 14:00 and 16:30. Great family excursion.
Monkey Show
The island's monkeys are more than happy to show off their skill, climbing up into the trees, shaking down the coconuts, and demonstrating how the island got by before the tourists arrived. Now that we're her, though, line up to have your photo taken with a new monkey friend. Several locations around the island.
Samui Aquarium & Zoo
Samui Aquarium in Hua Thanon is home to coral fish, huge catfish and several sharks including Leopard and Black Tips. The adjacent zoo, houses south-eastern Asian tigers, parrots, horn-bills, sea hawks, eagles and celebrity otters who will perform for you, if you clap loud enough.
Get up close and personal with the wonderful animals of Thailand. Oh, and be sure to have your photo taken with a tiger. Yes, we're serious.
Snake Farm
Located in Talingnam, south of Nathon, deadly snakes lunge at their trainers with breathtaking proximity, scorpions are unveiled, and then it really get wild. An exciting and memorable attraction for the family. Shows start at 11 am and 2 pm.
Elephant Trekking in Samui
Discovered the beauty of the island, the mountains, and the tropical rainforest on elephant back.