Koh Samet, Ko Samet

Expect a national park entry fee of 200 baht when you arrive, as Rayong is part of a national park.

Be prepared for a lack of ATMs on the island, which can be inconvenient for cash needs.

There are no ATMs on the island, so make sure to bring enough cash or be ready to pay with a card, which incurs extra charges.

Bring cash as there are no ATMs on the island, and some places may not accept credit cards.

Make sure to bring cash, as there are no ATMs on the island, and you will need it for the national park fee and other expenses.

Ko Samet is one of the more expensive destinations in Thailand, so budget accordingly.

When arriving, consider taking the slow boat for a relaxing journey instead of the speedboat, as it’s cheaper and offers a peaceful ride.

Renting a motorbike is convenient for exploring the island, and you won't need to leave a deposit.

If you're renting a motorbike, be prepared for tight navigation and limited signage on the island.

Walking from beach to beach is a great way to explore the island, as there are trails along the coast.

Renting a motorbike is a great way to explore the island and enjoy the local atmosphere.

If you're looking for a quieter experience, venture to the less touristy beaches that are accessible by foot.

If you're looking for a quieter experience, explore beyond the main tourist areas to find more serene spots.

Be prepared for varying weather; the skies can change quickly, so check the forecast before heading out.

Be prepared for a chaotic arrival at the pier, as many tourists come here for day trips from Bangkok.