Cool place. Free to park scooter with a nice view . 300m walk to the waterfall , unfortunately there wasn’t enough water so it was more a dryfall. The drive from the road to the view point was a little bit gravelly in parts but we was able to do it on a scooter. At the viewpoint you can buy some refreshments, see my picture for prices. This waterfall/viewpoint was much better than they other 2 waterfalls in Koh Samui. LESS PEOPLE

Parking point for scooters only and single caretaker can provide light refreshments for visit to Khun Si Waterfall and beautiful views of the interior mountains of Koh Samui. To reach the viewpoint, the track is partly concreted, mainly sand and rock, difficult to negotiate, potholed, heavy going and remote. Car driving tricky and furthest parking would be the Chilling Hill restaurant before walking the remainder. Waterfall is a ten minute walk from the viewpoint along a sandy, rocky track downhill, suitable shoes and water needed. No other facilities.

The location is very beautiful, sadly we got there too late for the sunset. If you go with a scooter, don't drive too fast, because some some parts of the road are only dirt, no asphalt. From the viewpoint you can also go down to the waterfall, takes around 10 minutes.

hard to get here, the driver we got is driving like hell... very terrible road. but the view is great

Just an other Waterfall. Nice and not too many people. In one place you can have a swim Take a bottle of water with you for the way back.

Nice spot, probably a bit nice for sunrise but still nice. Very remote though. DO NOT HIKE HERE. It is an extremely tough almost 3 hour hike each way, and impossible to do once it gets dark. Best off getting a scooter.

This place is on the shortcut road between Lamai and Mai Nam. You can get here by bicycle, motorbike or car. I'd recommend an auto 125cc bike or above - my friend struggled with manual gears on this road. Also drive carefully as there are many corners (windy roads) and there is a lot of sand that makes the road slippery. If you are an experienced uphill cyclist, it's a great challenge to take on - prepare for a heart thumping uphill journey and a relaxing sail back down after all the hard work getting up. FYI - there are also some tours that will stop here on the way to other activities in the area. I'd plan 5 to 10 minutes here for a couple of pics and vids.

Very boring viewpoint. Not much to see

Don't even bother going. The view is lousy, although there is apparently a waterfall here, don't go if it's not wet season and there hasn't been a lot of rain, otherwise there is no waterfall.

Good stop on a day trip by motorbike. Exciting little roads / paths and all roads are on Google maps.

No facilities here, but the private property owner provides an "honor system" by providing Pop and gasoline. If you use, please pay in the box provided. Great views, on a clear day one can see Koh Toa. Some times, if not busy one of the workers will guide you down to the falls, (give a tip!) but don't count on someone doing that. It's a bit of a walk down and back up... be prepared and wear good walking shoes, rock areas can be very slippery. Probably not a good idea to do alone, there are not many people around to help if you run in to trouble.

Nice cozy waterfall with great view and not many tourist because of the crazy road there. Amazing view to jungle valley and Koh Phangan.

Beautiful place for those who dare to do a bit of dirt road motor bike/4 wheeler driving. Surely worth seeing.

we met a lot of dogs on the road there (two large flocks), so decided not go further. be careful

Parking just before Khun Si Waterfall. Small and not so good shopping on the table.

Walk to the Waterfall. Old lady waiting with drinks. Very friendly.

Very bumpy road closer to waterfall, drive with caution. The view is nice.