Hua Thanon Wet Market is a very small local market that is truly authentic. Hua Thanon is still a real fisherman's village, one of the oldest areas on the island, and what's caught off the coast here is still actually sold in the village. A few tourists come to visit, but it's nothing like the other more touristy markets around. I would definitely recommend a quick hour visit to the area to enjoy the beautiful ocean views in a real fisherman's village and see and enjoy the abundance of the market.

Very interesting to see how local Thai people live and make a living. You could say this is the real fisherman's village. Plenty of local produce available. This is not at all touristy and aimed very much at local people, our tour man asked us if we wanted to see a quieter side to the island.

Market for for fresh fish, meat and veggies.. It's a Thai style market... It's interesting to walk through the village, probably the best example of a true "Thai village" on Samui.

In Ko Samui, a market place like this is very rare to find. The market is not very big but you can get things like nuts and dry foods. My team mates bought white onions claiming that the quality is great. Nearby you can walk by the beach and take some photos. Not far from there you can reach the famous Hainan chicken rice shop.

Great night time market, loads to eat and buy but a lot of the stalls sell the same thing after a while

Absolutely interesting to see! Small but Old style thai wet market. Recommended!

Nice fresh food. Prices are OK. But little expensive for local people. Overall it's fine.

Not sure if I went at the wrong time (weekday afternoon), but there were at most maybe 15 shops open and selling fresh produce. Basically a normal wet market for the locals, not for tourists.