Find pet friendly places

Mui Inn

10 h 19 min · 744 km

Mui Inn is a lodging in Lipa Noi, Ko Samui near the beach that accepts pets for THB 3000 per pet per stay and provides food and water bowls.

Pariah Dog Koh Samui

10 h 22 min · 746 km

Pariah Dog Koh Samui is a non-profit rescue sanctuary in Taling Ngam providing shelter, medical care, training, and rehabilitation for stray dogs, relying on volunteers and donations to prepare them for adoption.

Nathon Sunset Viewpoint

10 h 24 min · 749 km

Nathon Sunset Viewpoint is a free seafront spot in Nathon, Koh Samui's west-coast port town, for sunsets over the sea; dogs welcome on a lead, mind strays.

Overlap Stone

10 h 33 min · 755 km

A giant balancing boulder above Lamai on Koh Samui, reached by a steep 500 m walk and a suspension bridge; dogs are welcome on a lead at this privately run site.

Khun Si Waterfall

10 h 51 min · 756 km

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.

Animalia Pet Hospital

10 h 33 min · 757 km

Animalia Pet Hospital in Lamai, Koh Samui offers complete veterinary care including laboratory testing, digital X-rays, surgery, pet export services, an animal hotel, and a dog park.

Samui exotic park

10 h 40 min · 765 km

Samui Exotic Park is a small outdoor wildlife park and petting zoo in Maenam; no policy for visiting pets was found, so call before bringing yours.

Lan Dao Viewpoint

10 h 47 min · 767 km

A hilltop restaurant and viewpoint above Bo Put, Koh Samui, reached by a steep 2.7 km round-trip trail or a shuttle; dogs are welcome on a lead on the trail.

Buddy Farm Samui

10 h 43 min · 767 km

Buddy Farm Samui is a pet supplies store in the Chaweng area of Koh Samui; no policy on bringing pets inside was found, so confirm first.

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Yang Na Yai Tree

11 h 05 min · 778 km

The Yang Na Yai Tree is a 53-metre, roughly 400-year-old giant near Wat Pho in Ban Tai, Koh Phangan; a short, easy stop where dogs are welcome on a lead.

Khao Ra Lookout Trail

11 h 09 min · 781 km

Steep jungle trail to Khao Ra, at 627 m the highest point on Koh Phangan; dogs are welcome on a lead, but only fit dogs should attempt the long climb.

Khao Ta Luang

11 h 25 min · 781 km

A 7.7 km point-to-point hike over Khao Ta Luang, a 342 m peak above Chaloklum in Koh Phangan's national park; dogs welcome on a lead, go early.

Paradise Waterfall

11 h 07 min · 781 km

A series of jungle cascades and swimming pools near Chaloklum in northern Koh Phangan, reached by a short walk; dogs aren't confirmed, so ask at the gate.

Headtrail for Bottle Beach

11 h 14 min · 785 km

Trailhead on Koh Phangan's north coast for the jungle hike over the hill to Bottle Beach (Haad Khuat); dogs are welcome on a lead, but it's steep, hot and waterless.

Wang Sai Waterfall

11 h 13 min · 785 km

A small landscaped waterfall with jungle pools near Mae Haad in north-west Koh Phangan, a short walk from the gate; dogs welcome on a lead, per a local guide.

Sairee Beach

11 h 14 min · 786 km

Koh Tao's longest beach, a 1.5 km strip of white sand, dive shops and bars at Sairee village on the west coast; dogs welcome on a lead among friendly beach dogs.

West Coast Viewpoint (Koh Tao)

11 h 14 min · 786 km

West Coast Viewpoint is a boulder-top sunset lookout in central Koh Tao above Sairee; dogs are welcome on a lead, but the edge is unfenced.

John-Suwan Viewpoint

11 h 14 min · 786 km

Rocky lookout over Shark Bay and Chalok Baan Kao at Koh Tao's southern tip, a short rope-assisted scramble from Freedom Beach; leashed dogs are allowed.

Haad Yuan Beach

11 h 44 min · 786 km

Haad Yuan is a roadless white-sand bay on Koh Phangan's southeast coast, reached by longtail from Haad Rin or by 4x4; dogs are allowed on the beach on a lead.

Than Praphat Waterfall

11 h 35 min · 788 km

Than Praphat Waterfall is a forest stream of small cascades in Than Sadet–Ko Pha-ngan National Park on Phangan's east coast; dogs are welcome on a lead.

Than Prawet Waterfall

11 h 23 min · 789 km

A long chain of stream cascades in the jungle above Thong Nai Pan Noi, Koh Phangan, named by King Rama V; dogs welcome on a lead, but the path is rough.