Best Markets & Shopping in Koh Samui

A lively Bo Put shopping destination open daily until 2:00 AM, blending retail and relaxed island atmosphere.

Organic beauty and wellness shop near Fisherman's Village, known for locally made products and a welcoming owner.

A well-stocked cannabis shop on Chaweng Beach Road with competitive prices, a smoking area, and drinks.

Custom tailoring specialist in Koh Samui, crafting made-to-measure suits and shirts with a fast turnaround.

A beachfront community mall in Bo Put open daily from 7:30am to midnight, blending retail and dining.

A well-regarded shopping mall on Chaweng Beach Road offering retail and dining in one convenient stop.

A family-run coconut soap factory and shop in Bo Put offering handmade natural products and soap-making workshops.

An evening-only market in Bo Put that runs till midnight, so there's no rush to get there early.

A hidden gem bar tucked inside Banana Market, known for fresh-fruit cocktails and a lively atmosphere.

A proper nightly food market near Chaweng where half the crowd is Thai and the prices show it.

If you packed for a beach and got sunburn, this is where you replace the wardrobe for cheap.

Italian goods and dining on Fisherman Village, and the one place on that strip that isn't Thai.

Come for the food stalls and live music, not the clothes rails, and price-check before you commit.

Set your alarm: this is a working local market where the good stuff goes by 7am, not a tourist attraction.

Air-conditioned supermarket and cooked-food counters under one roof, open till 11pm every night.

A daily local food market in northern Samui where 4pm is the sweet spot and dinner costs pocket change.

Every night from half four, cheap grilled skewers and noodles on Samui's quiet west coast.

A beachfront walking street of food, drinks and trinkets that people come back to twice in one trip.

Air-con when you need it, open-air wings when you don't, and a food court worth the trip on its own.

Come for the food end, bring cash, and don't turn up on a Thursday or Saturday.

Three nights a week only, and Saturday is the big one, with extra stalls and a proper spread of food.

A working wet market where locals shop, not a tourist show, and the coconuts are worth the trip alone.

A local street market in Bo Put, Koh Samui, open daily with authentic Thai food at local prices.

A working local market where the food is for residents first, and morning is when it's at its best.