About Fisherman's Village Bophut
Fisherman's Village Bophut is a preserved historic fishing village on the north coast of Ko Samui in Bo Phut, Surat Thani. Originally a Chinese fishing community with wooden shophouses, it is now a pedestrian-friendly heritage street lined with boutique shops, cafes, and restaurants along Bophut Beach. Notable for its well-preserved architecture, beachfront setting, and popular Friday Walking Street night market, it offers a blend of cultural heritage and contemporary tourism.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a narrow, pedestrian-friendly street of restored wooden Chinese shophouses housing boutique shops, cafes, restaurants and small hotels, set directly along Bophut Beach. The area is open to stroll during the day for shopping, dining and beach views, and becomes lively in the evening, especially on Fridays for the Walking Street market with food stalls, handicrafts and street performances. The environment is low-rise, heritage-focused and beachfront, with views of Koh Phangan offshore.
Key highlights
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Preserved wooden Chinese shophouses and heritage streetscape
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Beachfront location on Bophut Beach with views to Koh Phangan
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Friday Walking Street night market with food, crafts and souvenirs
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Boutique shopping, cafes and seafood restaurants
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