Located on Bang Por Beach, By March Samui Boutique resort offers cozy rooms with a terrace. This resort features a restaurant and massage services. Guests enjoy free Wi-Fi and parking.
Rooms at March come with Mediterranean Design and have plenty of natural light. Equipped with air conditioning, Free Wifi, flat screen and mini bar, each has a seating area and private bathroom with shower facilities.
Our length pool in the middle of the property surround by tree
50 meters from the beach, private car park near to all activities include enjoy a relaxing massage, or lazing on the beach.
For convenience, the resort provides car or motorbike rental services, while travel and tour arrangements can be made at the tour desk.
Available around the March Boutique resort some traditional Thai restaurant on the beach for all-day dining.
Resort By March Boutique resort is a 10-minute drive from Nathon Pier and a 30-minute drive from Samui Airport.
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Bang Po Beach
Bang Po is far from Samui’s pulsating northeast beaches at Chaweng – and the further you get from them, the quieter the island becomes. The main road along the top of the island passes two of Samui’s most famous beaches, Bophut Beach and Maenam Beach, yet few people take notice of or even know the name of this last beach along the northern shore, Bang Po.
Bang Po Beach, Koh Samui
Bang Po is far from Samui’s pulsating northeast beaches at Chaweng – and the further you get from them, the quieter the island becomes. The main road along the top of the island passes two of Samui’s most famous beaches, Bophut Beach and Maenam Beach, yet few people take notice of or even know the name of this last beach along the northern shore, Bang Po.
Yet here is exactly what a good number of people are seeking; a classic, tropical beach with almost no people on it. Even in the peak season Bang Po generally has only a few more bodies than shown in our photos.
The beach is attractive, with the classic, palm-fringed look, although it is long, and without any other features. Bang Po remains one of the least developed stretches of sand on the island. For those holidaymakers looking for real ‘chill-out’ peace and quiet, without the need for nightlife, shops and restaurants nearby, the few resorts scattered along here might be just right.
The road at the back of the beach is the link between the island’s administrative centre and main town, Nathon, and the busy tourist beaches on the east coast. From here it’s only a 10-minute drive to Nathon with its shops, restaurants, markets and services like banks, ATMs, pharmacies, coffee shops and travel agents. Also, along the road leading into Nathon are a number of beachfront restaurants that serve the local Thai community. If you want real Thai food, head this way, not towards the tourist beaches.
