Visit Flyboard AT Koh Samui in Thailand
Koh Samui is another exciting destination that is often packed by tourists during peak season. Here, apart from mere relaxing on the beaches, you can partake in some water activities for instance, flyboard. The feel the sport offers is beyond comparison, you can plunge and fly up the sky through the help of flyboard that is connected by a long hose to a watercraft. If you want to get the thrill, visit Koh Samui the second largest island of Thailand for some ultimate flyboard experience.
The main attraction in Chaweng is its six-kilometre long beach and all the leisure activities it hosts from jet-skis to fly-board (a brand new thrilling nautical venture) to play at the Aquapark. But if you are looking for something different, there are plenty of other things to see and do in Koh Samui’s most popular resort town. Why not try some fine dining in one of the many restaurants, walk around the lakeside park, enjoy a real Muay Thai Boxing match, witness a ladyboy cabaret show, or visit Wat Khao Hua Juk, a Buddhist temple, offering a stunning view out over the east coast of Samui Island? All this and more can be enjoyed in Samui’s biggest beach town
Until the late-20th century, Ko Samui was an isolated self-sufficient community, having little connection with the mainland of Thailand. The island was without roads until the early 1970s, and the 15 km journey from one side of the island to the other could involve a whole-day trek through the mountainous central jungles.
Ko Samui’s economy now is based primarily on a successful tourist industry, as well as exports of coconut and rubber.
Economic growth has brought not only prosperity, but also major changes to the island’s environment and culture.
