Coliving Spaces in Ko Samui

Koh Samui is the second largest island in Thailand and the largest in the Gulf of Thailand. With its own international airport, this is a great hub for coliving digital nomads to call home. Even for its size, Koh Samui is home to only 75,000 permanent residents and sees roughly 2.7 million tourists a year, with plenty of opportunities to continuously meet new people from around the world. Koh Samui is surrounded by beautiful lush beaches and everything from 5-star resorts to your own jungle bungalows. This is a great experience if you’re just starting out as a remote worker.

You will not find yourself getting bored on this paradise island. There happens to be incredible nightlife all year round, plus jungle adventures from waterfalls to jeep safaris and of course scuba diving. You say you only want to spend a few weeks here, but once you arrive that may turn into a few months of coliving at least. You will find it hard to want to leave this trendy yet beautiful island sanctuary.

Most people on Koh Samui have motorbikes, although cars are also an option. The most convenient way to explore and do your day to day will be by renting or buying a motorbike – it’s relatively cheap and fuel-efficient, you’d be crazy not to give it a try. Koh Samui is also home to an international airport as well, with daily flights to Bangkok, Hong Kong, Kuala Lumpur, and more. If you're looking for a quick flight to your new digital nomad home, then you won't have to look very hard!

Fun facts about Koh Samui:
- Chaweng Beach is filled with hotels, resorts, restaurants, clubs and everything a tourist or digital nomad might desire
- Samui Regatta is an event held every year. This is a big sailing competition, with competitors from all around the world
- February and March are the sunniest months on this island. These are perfect times to get to experience everything this island has to offer
- If you find yourself needing a break, there are high-speed ferries to take you to the nearby islands of Koh Pha Ngan and Koh Tao