I'd 100% recommend coming here if you're in Koh Samui. I actually walked the steepest hill I've ever encountered climbing up to it. Most people were more sensible and rode a Tuk Tuk up to it, but I fancied the challenge. The views from the top are AMAZING. I bought myself a coconut from the woman at the top too. Definitely would recommend. Be careful though - it's a long way dowwwn.

* note our reviews are travelling with our 9 month old baby daughter We visited the Overlap Stones yesterday. Firstly it is a magnificent view and you will get a fantastic set of pictures however you should note the following: 1. The drive to the stones is very steep so make sure your car or moped has the strength to cope with over 45 degree slopes 2. On arrival there is a cheesy parking area and shop. You will be charged 100baht per person if you park here 3. You then need to climb around hundred steps to reach the stones. These vary from concrete to wood and then dirt so wear good footwear. 4. At the top you will be charged a further 50 baht per person. 5. You then queue for your chance to walkout on the walkway and stand with the stones to take pictures. Note that you are limited to 3 mins!! Overall, I love the pics but question if the pics are worth the experience sometimes. If you have a spare hour why not but would not advise with young children.

For us the best Koh Samui experience. We walked all the way up,which is doable if you go early morning. At point 1 you pay 100 baht and get a free drink, there is another 50 baht at the summit of Stone 1. You get 3 mins of stone to yourself to take the obligatory pics, which is plenty of time. There is a Stone 2 another 200 metres of non flip flop wearing jungle terrain to climb but for us an absolute must. The lovely little man there will charge you 20 baht to clamber over a bamboo bridge to reach the best view ever. Don't rely on him for a photo as he forgets to press the right button, or it maybe that we asked him whilst he was eating a banana. Overall an experience never to be forgotten....do it !

If you’re ever in koh samui and want to visit this viewpoint make sure you know this before hand: there is 2 overlap stones, they used to both be owned by the same owner (old man which owned the land) but eventually he needed the money and sold half the land, now the 1st one is owned by a group of people trying to make good cash with the tourists, (200baht to see the rock plus parking fee), the overlap stone 2 which is right at the top, still owned by the old man is free of parking, and 20 baht to enter the viewpoint, he just stays there the hole day all by himself waiting for people too arrive (which many don’t go because they don’t know about it). This overlap stone 2 is up the very top of the road and can drive up (not for every one) and park right next to the viewpoint. Hope this helps someone :)