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Songkran Pool Party at CLUB SEEN

Monday, 13 April 2026, 11:00 CLUB SEEN Koh Samui

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Monday

13

April 2026

People gather under lantern-lit night sky at festive celebration, capturing magical moments.
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About this event

Club Seen held a Songkran Pool Party on Monday 13 April 2026, the first day of the Thai New Year water festival. Doors opened at 11 am, earlier than the 2 pm start of most of its headliner parties. The party used the club's two infinity pools and the open-air terraces on Chaweng Beach.

Songkran runs from 13 to 15 April, and Koh Samui marks it with water play in the streets, with the Chaweng celebrations often starting on the evening of 12 April. The Megatix listing does not name a headliner, so the line-up is not documented here. The club is part of the Avani Chaweng Samui hotel site and describes a day-to-night format. In a water festival, phones and cameras are best kept in waterproof cases.

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When Monday, 13 April 2026, 11:00
Where CLUB SEEN Koh Samui, Chaweng
Island Koh Samui
Kind Live music, Festivals and culture, Parties
Organizer CLUB SEEN Koh Samui
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Live music on Koh Samui

Live music on Samui is spread across the evening bar strips rather than one venue. Chaweng Beach Road has bars with house bands playing rock, reggae and pop covers, plus a small jazz club. Lamai leans towards reggae and rock bands, and Bophut's Fisherman's Village suits a quieter drink with a singer or duo. Larger club nights bring in visiting international performers, usually announced a few weeks ahead on the club's own channels. Resorts also host jazz and beach concerts now and then. Most nights start late, so expect the main acts after 22:00.

Around Chaweng

Chaweng is the main resort town on Samui's east coast, with the longest beach on the island, roughly 7 km of sand. Soi Green Mango, just back from the beach, is the nightlife alley, and Central Festival Samui sits between the beach road and Chaweng Lake. Chaweng Beach Road is one-way northbound and slows to a crawl between 17:00 and 20:00 with taxis, scooters and pedestrians. Most club nights, pool parties and Muay Thai bouts are here, and Pru Chaweng Park hosts public festivals and races.

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