Samui Bike Week 2025
Community EventsDates: Friday, 2 May – Saturday, 3 May 2025
Location: Koh Samui, Thailand (Pru Chaweng + island-wide!)
Get ready, Samui — Bike Week is back, and it's bigger (and louder) than ever!
On May 2–3, 2025, thousands of riders from across Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, and Indonesia will descend on Koh Samui for the 13th Annual Samui Bike Week — two days packed with roaring engines, live music, and serious island party vibes.
What to Expect
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Over 10,000 motorcycles expected
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Up to 60,000 visitors per day
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Concerts, shows, and events every night at Pru Chaweng
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Huge street gatherings, vendors, beach parties, and lots of chrome on display!
Fun fact:
Past events drew around 3,000 bikes — this year’s goal is triple that!
That’s a LOT of horsepower packed onto our little island.
Boost for the Island
Expect a buzzing island atmosphere:
Hotels are filling up fast (especially around Chaweng), ferries are adding extra services (book early!), and every beach bar and street food vendor is getting ready for the crowds.
Tourism officials estimate the event could generate over 100 million baht in revenue across the island — great news for everyone who loves seeing Samui full of life.
Travel and Safety Tips
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Book your ferry early — Raja Ferry and Seatran Ferry are running special services for the weekend.
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Wear your helmet — Local police have confirmed traffic safety will be a top priority.
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Plan ahead — With big crowds expected, parking, traffic, and hotel availability might get tight — best to lock in your plans early.
Why You Shouldn’t Miss It
Even if you’re not a biker, Bike Week is one of Samui’s best people-watching events:
Stunning custom rides, beach parties, loud engines, live music, and an unbeatable festival atmosphere.
Whether you’re cruising on two wheels or just joining the party, Bike Week 2025 promises to be one wild, unforgettable ride.
Stay tuned — we’ll share insider tips soon on where to catch the best action, the best parties, and maybe even some secret spots to park your scooter without getting boxed in.
See you out there!
Source: Adapted from Bangkok Post + Samui Social field notes
Samui bike week, Samui events
