ABOUT
KOH SAMUI
With over 2 million visitors per year Ko Samui is Thailand’s second largest island beach destination, a tropical paradise located in the Gulf of Thailand. Known for its stunning palm-fringed beaches, crystal-clear waters, and lush mountainous interiors, Koh Samui has become a sought-after destination for both tourists and investors alike. The island's unique blend of natural beauty and modern amenities makes it an ideal location for those seeking a luxurious yet tranquil lifestyle.
Own A Piece of Paradise where HBO’s The White Lotus found its next Iconic Destination
. Bel Roc is situated on a hill surrounded by several hundred thousand square meters of untouched tropical forest and overlooking the Gulf of Thailand & neighboring island of Ko Phangan and only a few km from the filming location of HBO’s The White Lotus Season 3, the Four Seasons Hotel.
Bel Roc is offering world-class design, privacy, and the serene beauty of an island retreat. With Season 3 of HBO's popular TV show spotlighting this breathtaking location from February 2025, global attention will soar, likely resulting in increased demand for premium accommodations and creating a rare opportunity for a high-value property investment in paradise.
Bang Po Beach
Bel Roc is only 900m from Bang Po Beach, a serene 3 kilometers long beach known for its powdery white sand and calm, crystal-clear water, lined with swaying coconut trees that provide ample shade and from the beach you can see the 42 islands of the Ang Thong Marine Park, where part of the famous movie The Beach was filmed as well as Ko Phangan and, further in the distance, Ko Tao.
Bang Po is a quaint and peaceful village that offers visitors a taste of authentic Thai island life. The area boasts a variety of local restaurants, cafes, and bars, where you can enjoy delicious Thai cuisine, freshly caught seafood, and refreshing drinks.
Island Life
Ko Samui is a popular year‐around destination for visitors from Europe, North America, Australia. The island has its own airport, privately owned by Bangkok Airways, with direct flights to Bangkok, Singapore, Hong Kong, Pattaya, Phuket, Krabi and Chiang Mai. Ko Samui is about half the size of Phuket, but sees only about 10% of Phuket’s annual number of visitors. Only A319 and ATR aircraft as well as private jets are allowed to land at Ko Samui airport. Most points of the island are within 45 mins from the airport. The island is home to more than 200 five-star hotels and six private hospitals with 195 beds.
