This villa is situated at one of the highest points in the Samujana resort. The beautiful villa enjoys panoramic southern and western views over the Gulf of Thailand. Villa 27 also boasts a unique and large interior garden. With four oversized bedrooms and six bathrooms, there is plenty of space to rent this villa for large groups. The villa also features a private gym, office space and a media room. The infinity edge pool is large enough for swimming, playing and cooling off in, whether you are hosting a large or small gathering – this villa is ideal for all occasions.

Samujana has its own dedicated team on site providing estate, villa management, concierge and food and beverage services around the clock. The estate is gated with its own 24 hour uniformed security team. It is 10 minutes from the airport and Chaweng and 5 minutes from the beach at Choeng Mon.Samui is the only luxury island destination in The Gulf of Thailand. Located 700kms south of Bangkok, Koh Samui is Thailand’s third largest Island in an archipelago of more than 80 islands that includes the Ang Thong National Marine Park. Easily accessible both regionally and internationally, Samui is just a 45-minute flight from Bangkok and Phuket, 2 hours direct from both Singapore and Kuala Lumpur and 3 hours from Hong Kong. In addition, Samui is now accessible by private jet with additional private airport facilities currently under construction. Steady growth in visitor numbers has attracted some of the world’s top luxury hotel and leisure brands supported by an accompanying development in a wide range of island services and infrastructure. The island now features a collection of five star resorts, exceptional restaurants, nightclubs, private hospitals, international schools and a luxury shopping mall.

A range of year-round attractions and activities abound on Koh Samui including the Santiburi Samui Country Club, truly one of the most beautiful 18 hole courses in the region and recently voted as the one of the top five golf courses in Thailand. Other attractions include 9-hole golf courses, scuba diving, meditation and wellness retreats, island hopping, snorkelling, waterfall hikes, water sports, Thai cooking classes, waterparks, Buddhist temples, the only true rum distillery in Thailand and vibrant local markets, cultural sites and activities. The Gulf of Thailand and the Samui archipelago offer fantastic opportunities for sailing with calm conditions for the majority of the year. While a stay here is associated with sea views and beach life, there are also picturesque waterfalls and densely forested hills to enjoy. The local Samui island regatta in May and Queen’s Cup Golf Tournament are all part of a busy calendar in this tropical paradise which is somewhat drier than its larger and noisier neighbour Phuket. Thai celebrations include Songkran in April to welcome the Thai New Year, and the Queen’s birthday in August.