Anyone traveling from countries, which experience
cold weather throughout most of the year, should take a break from that weather
and visit the island, Koh Samui weather
is mostly hot and sunny during most months, making this getaway attractive
in the eyes of travellers from around the world.
As mentioned earlier, the majority of the months
are hot and sunny, but not all every month has great weather – there are certain
times of the year where the island experiences torrential rain showers. In some
instances, this can last several days up to a week, which in turn can lead to
flash floods, and ultimately ruin any vacationer’s carefully planned holiday.
However, it should be noted that tropical
storms hitting the islet relentlessly is a rare occurrence. Moreover, while the
months October to December are the usual times of year when the rain keeps
coming, it usually pours during the late afternoons only. Furthermore, the rain
typically last for five to thirty minutes only, making it hardly a nuisance to
a tourist’s plans.
Regardless, traveling during the other months
would be a wiser choice – why risk the rain when the can be avoided in the
first place? With that being said, seasoned travellers like to come to this tropical
paradise during January, February and March, mainly because the Koh Samui
weather is expected to be hot and
sunny.
During April, the temperature is at its highest.
This sudden spike of heat is appreciated by the majority of foreign visitors,
but may be a little too uncomfortable for people coming from colder climates. Luckily,
Songkran (which is the Thai version of New Year) is celebrated between April 13
and 15. During this time, locals and tourists cool themselves off by engaging a
variety of water-related activities.
From May to September, the temperature drops a
few degrees, which generally is a more comfortable temperature than the month
of April. Throughout the year except during the raining season, tourists are
able to go to this tropical island to do tons of outdoor activities within the island. This
may include kayaking, playing volleyball; going on cruises to adjacent islands,
or having a little party with friend on the beach!
Nevertheless, the weather in Thailand is great for most of the year – the
duration in which the rain pours usually isn’t that long, so there’s basically
no bad time to go to this tourist hotspot!