Nathon's quieter Koh Samui gives Flora and Note a staycation
Their beachside outing shares the active catalog with an Indonesia documentary and Flora's hometown tour of Vancouver.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
Could This Change Your Mind About Koh Samui? 🇹🇭
A staycation near Nathon Pier is doing much of the work for Flora and Note during an upload-free week. “Could This Change Your Mind About Koh Samui? 🇹🇭” explores the island through affordable beachside stays, coffee shops and local food, offering the slower itinerary the couple say they would choose as tourists themselves.
Posted six weeks ago, it has reached roughly 218,000 views and is drawing considerably more daily viewing than their other active titles. There is a personal connection to this destination: Thailand is Note's home country, and exploring it together was the starting point described in their channel introduction.
The channel added about 181,000 views this week, with subscribers unchanged. Daily viewing is currently below its usual pace. Nearby travel channel Katie Roams had a much busier week and added subscribers, while Sam Holmes Sailing also finished with an unchanged subscriber count.
For a longer trip, Flora and Note's Indonesia documentary moves from Jakarta's streets through Bandung's mountains and food to Bali. Closer to Flora's roots, her Vancouver tour takes Note cycling around Stanley Park, walking at Lynn Canyon and up to Cypress Mountain, with craft beer and banh mi along the way.
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Where next?
The videos drawing views on Flora and Note right now
- Channel
- Flora and Note
- Subscribers
- 261,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 181,025
- Videos published this week
- 0
The numbers
Here is how Flora and Note's catalog and audience moved this week.
💡 Test your knowledge
Which park do Flora and Note cycle through on their Vancouver hometown tour?
Their Vancouver video's description includes cycling the Stanley Park Seawall.




