Massages

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What we say:

As with the rest of Thailand, Samui is famous for its massages.

Options range from cheap beach sala massages starting at only 200 baht, to those on offer at exclusive spas and hotels, each vying for customers with their signature treatments. While a treatment can set you back thousands of baht, with some more worthwhile than others, a day of pampering at a good spa is a memorable experience.

If you're after something more than a simple rubdown, several detox spas are also operating on Ko Samui, including Spa Resort on Lamai Beach, which remains one of the best.

You can also join the ranks of tourists experiencing a garra fish spa treatment; here little fish eat away at the dead skin cells on your feet and legs, while you sit trying to keep still from the tickle. Fish spas are all over the island at main tourist locations such as Big Buddha, Chaweng and Lamai.

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