Adventure took a slippery turn at Hin Ta Hin Yai when two tourists fell near Hin Yai Rock, but thanks to quickthinking Koh Samui Municipal officers, they only sustained minor scrapes. This incident reminds us to always prioritize safety and heed warning signs, even when capturing that perfect vacation photo!
Koh Samui, get ready to shape your island’s future! The Municipal Council Meeting on December 8, 2025, at 1:30 PM will discuss a ‘SMART & SUSTAINABLE ISLAND’ vision and crucial development plans. Tune in live on S.W.T. Koh Samui Radio 96.75 MHz or Facebook Live via Koh Samui Municipality and S.W.T. Koh Samui Public Relations Department.
Heads up, Surat Thani! Expect unusually high tides and potential flooding in Ko Samui and Mueang Surat Thani between December 3rd and 11th, 2025, with sea levels rising 2.53.1 meters. Stay safe, avoid rough waters, and monitor official updates from the Royal Thai Navy’s Hydrographic Department.
Koh Samui Municipality is collecting vital donations (food, medicine, clothing) to support Southern Thailand’s flood victims from Nov 28 Dec 4, 2025, at the Ang Thong Building. Your generosity can provide muchneeded relief to families – let’s show that SamuiAlwaysCares!
Koh Samui Municipality School athletes achieved remarkable success at the 40th Likorgames, securing multiple awards including Second Runnerup in Men’s Singles Petanque and Boys’ 5x80m Relay, and First Runnerup in Boys’ 4x100m Relay. Mayor Gramnet praised the students, coaches, and supporters, emphasizing that these achievements build strong, confident young leaders for a sustainable Koh Samui.
Ko Samui Municipality is actively protecting its environment by regularly spraying EM solution in Chaweng and First Canals to treat wastewater and eliminate odors. This weekly effort by the Sanitation Engineering Division ensures cleaner waters, contributing to a more beautiful and sustainable island.
Last call for kindness! The Koh Samui Municipality donation center closes December 4, 2025. Bring food, clothes, and medicine to the Angthong Building to aid flood victims in southern Thailand, including Hat Yai and Songkhla.
Koh Samui is becoming a Smart City with five new solarpowered weather stations providing realtime environmental data! These stations monitor 7 key factors like PM2.5 and CO2, ensuring a healthier and more sustainable island for everyone.
Koh Samui is committed to maintaining its pristine beauty by enforcing strict cleanliness and orderliness laws, empowering officers to issue onthespot fines for violations like illegal waste disposal. Let’s all contribute to keeping this stunning island immaculate for everyone to enjoy!
Koh Samui foreign residents, led by Mr. Gilles Rozenberg and his wife Pikul Jairew, have donated 42 rice cookers and 278 bags of rice (over 100,000 baht) to southern Thailand flood victims. This incredible act of community compassion, facilitated by the Koh Samui City Municipality, truly highlights the power of coming together to support those in need.