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日本語Khun Si Waterfall
- Location
- Ko Samui, Surat Thani
- 10 h 51 min · 756 km
- Opening hours
- Open 24/7
Khun Si Waterfall is a small tiered fall among durian orchards in Koh Samui's hilly interior, reached by a short, steep path; dogs are welcome on a lead.
Bringing your pet
Dogs are welcome on a lead on the short path to Khun Si Waterfall in the hills between Maenam and Bophut (AllTrails).
- Terrain: It is about half a kilometre out and back, with 35–40 m of climbing over uneven, slippery rock.
- Heat & water: Trees shade the path, but there are no stalls at the fall, so bring drinking water.
- Swimming: The boulder-ringed pool is a good cool-off from October to December but often a trickle from April to July.
- Animals on site: Unleashed farm dogs have been reported on the approach roads, so keep yours close.
- Entry & fees: Entry is free, though bars near the viewpoint may charge about 50 THB to park.
Description
Khun Si Waterfall sits about 200 metres up in the hills between Maenam and Bophut, below Khun Si Viewpoint. A short, steep path, roughly half a kilometre out and back with 35–40 metres of climbing, leads through durian trees over terraced rock to a series of cascades and a boulder-ringed pool. Flow follows the rain: strongest from October to December, often a trickle from April to July.
With a dog, the walk is short but the rock is uneven and slippery, so go slowly and keep the lead on. Trees shade the path and the pool makes a good cool-off when there is water; bring drinking water, as there are no stalls at the fall. Unleashed farm dogs have been reported on the approach roads, so keep yours close on the way in.
Good to know: entry is free, though bars near the viewpoint may charge about 50 THB to park. Wear shoes with grip and go early to have the path to yourself.