Tourist Seasons in Koh Samui
The Peak season in Koh Samui starts from late December to mid February, when there’s plenty of sun with a 30°C climate and moderate winds. The Christmas holidays are the highest, reaching above 90% occupancy.
The high season goes mainly from July to August, where the sun shines the brightest with great beach weather - sunny and warm but not blazingly hot like April and May.
Low season begins in October - where it starts out hot and sunny and gently approaches the rainy season. Dark clouds begin to make an appearance from mid-October, but the island tends to save its wettest and windiest conditions for November, going into December.
Although October falls into the Low Season category, the island enjoys a relatively good occupancy rate owing to the Chinese Golden Week - a national holiday spanning from the 1st of October until the 7th of October.
The high season goes mainly from July to August, where the sun shines the brightest with great beach weather - sunny and warm but not blazingly hot like April and May.
Low season begins in October - where it starts out hot and sunny and gently approaches the rainy season. Dark clouds begin to make an appearance from mid-October, but the island tends to save its wettest and windiest conditions for November, going into December.
Although October falls into the Low Season category, the island enjoys a relatively good occupancy rate owing to the Chinese Golden Week - a national holiday spanning from the 1st of October until the 7th of October.
Airport Arrivals
19,700 flights
Annualy
Annualy
Average Spending
7,700 - 8,200 THB
Per head per day
Per head per day
Visitors
2.7 million
2018
2018