Phi Phi Islands – The highlight is cruising on a traditional wooden boat into Pileh Lagoon, surrounded by emerald-green water with dramatic limestone cliffs as the backdrop. You’ll also visit Maya Bay, a stunning crescent-shaped beach with soft white sand, famous as the filming location of The Beach and renowned worldwide for its breathtaking beauty.
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Four Islands & Talay Waek (Separated Sea) – This route includes Talay Waek, Chicken Island, Poda Island, and Phra Nang Cave. Each location features unique and beautiful natural scenery, with distinctive landscapes that are unlike anywhere else, making this island-hopping trip one of the most remarkable experiences in the area
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Similan Islands – Famous for their stunning beaches with soft, powdery white sand and crystal-clear turquoise waters that sparkle like glass, making them one of the most beautiful island destinations in Thailand. Open to visitors only from October 15 to May 15 each year
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Surin Islands – Known for their beautiful underwater world and the Moken sea gypsy village. Open to visitors only from October 15 to May 15 each year
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James Bond Island & Phang Nga Bay – Home to Khao Tapu, the famous limestone rock that looks like a giant nail stuck in the sea. It is a landmark and filming location for the James Bond movie.
Khai Islands – A group of three beautiful islands: Khai Nai, known as “Cat Island” because hundreds of cats live on the island; Khai Nok, famous for its white sandy beach, clear turquoise water, and unique rock formations; and Khai Nui, a great spot for snorkeling around the island and exploring colorful marine life.
Coral Island (Koh Hey) – One of the most popular islands for island hopping. It offers great snorkeling spots and a variety of water activities at Kahung Beach, such as parasailing, banana boat rides, kayaking, and paddleboarding.
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Racha Island (Koh Racha) – The beaches here are famous for their wide shoreline and gently sloping sandy beach, making the water shallow and revealing a large area of crystal-clear blue sea. It’s perfect for beautiful photos and safe swimming, and there are also excellent snorkeling spots where you can see schools of colorful and unique fish.
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Maiton Island (Koh Maiton) – A peaceful and romantic island, often called the “Honeymoon Island.” If you’re lucky, on some days you may even spot a pod of dolphins swimming near the island.
Hong Island – The highlight is cruising by boat into the Hong Lagoon, where emerald-green seawater is surrounded by towering limestone cliffs, forming a natural “room.” This unique landscape is the origin of the name Hong Island.
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Koh Rok & Koh Haa – Koh Rok is known for its pristine and unspoiled nature. From the beach, you can easily walk into the water for snorkeling, where you’ll find abundant coral reefs and large schools of fish. It is often called the “Queen of the Andaman.
Koh Mook & Emerald Cave – The highlight is swimming through a cave tunnel to emerge inside the famous Emerald Cave on Koh Mook. Inside, you’ll find a hidden lagoon with emerald-green water, surrounded by cliffs with an opening above that lets you see the sky.
This trip is often combined with nearby islands such as Koh Chuak, Koh Waen, and Koh Kradan — with Koh Kradan being awarded “World’s Best Beach 2023.
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Koh Ngai – Known for its powdery white sand beach and crystal-clear blue water. It also has amazing snorkeling spots where you can enjoy a beautiful underwater world, making it perfect for relaxing, swimming, and exploring coral reefs near the shore.
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Koh Lipe – One of Thailand’s most popular islands, perfect for a relaxing getaway. The island offers many resorts, beach bars, and beautiful beaches. A major highlight is snorkeling at Jabang Channel, known for its colorful soft corals, and visiting the unique black stone beach at Koh Hin Ngam, an unseen natural attraction. Recommended packages that include accommodation are available.
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