Hiking trails on Samet are extremely popular. This is due to the fact that there are no paved roads on the island. In addition, the island is so small that even the most challenging hiking route on Samet can be completed in just a few hours.
Plan your Samet hiking itinerary around all sides of the island, as each is interesting in its own way. There are about a dozen small beaches, but most of them are wild. The bulk of them are concentrated on the western side of the island and only one on the east, among the sheer cliffs.
A tour itinerary through the northern part of Samet will show you that there is a fishing village here, and next to it, the main attraction of the island is a temple and monastery. If the Samet itinerary touches the south of the island, you will learn that there is an amazingly beautiful National Park with rare plant species. The turquoise waters of the Gulf of Thailand will make your trip even more fabulous and unforgettable.
