It’s a little bit crazy, but with so much coming and going from the island, I think that’s how it has to be. Nathon Pier was a cruise stop for us, and we enjoyed it immensly. Great snacks all around, wonderful massage joint just two...More

Lots of boats stop here and the concrete is good to walk on. There’s also a night market at the end which is really good. Recommended for families and eating.

We visited Koh Samui on a Princess cruise and, as it’s a large ship we were brought ashore via tenders. There are few facilities but there is a large undercover area which some of the ferries use which provides shade & basic toilet facilities. The...More

Large ferry port, serving Koh Samui, used by several different ferry companies, it usually well organized for vehicle and foot passenger traffic. It's a bit of a walk from the ticket offices to where the ferries leave from. There is a market every evening at...More

Not by air. But by Genting Dream Cruise. Day trip to Nathon Pier and old town. Had lunch, groceries shopping and back to the cruise. A different kind of Fun i must say.

The pier has great potential for sunset pictures depending on the day because some days the sunset is not so wonderful. There are fishing boats scattered about that create a great foreground for a sunset picture. Cabs are available at the pier to take you...More

Nathon is a jumped point for boats to the islands of Koh Tao and Koh Phangan and the mainland Surat Thani. Nathon also has a rather long pier where boats arrives from mainland. The waterfront village offers souvenirs and clothing shops, bakeries, bookshops, internet cafes,...More