Some islands are famous for a single view. On this day, you collect eleven of them.
In Phang Nga Bay you look into the lagoons of Panak Island and, at low tide, the Ice Cream Cave, where stalactites hang like scoops of ice cream. Then Ta Pu rises straight out of the sea, seen from the shore of James Bond Island.
At Talu Island you paddle a canoe through mangroves and caves. Lunch waits at Panyi, a sea gypsy village living on the water.
The afternoon belongs to the sea: white sand and snorkeling at Lao Lading, a beach, a viewpoint and more snorkeling on Hong Island. Then the route turns to Phi Phi, past Monkey Beach and the Viking Cave to Maya Bay, with a final swim in Pileh Lagoon if the tide allows.
Pickup, lunch, park tickets, the canoe ride and an English-speaking guide are included. You bring the swimsuit. The islands bring everything else
We pick up from hotels in the main beach areas of Phuket. Depending on your area, the driver arrives between 05:40 and 07:00, and we send your exact pickup time the evening before the tour. Please wait in your hotel lobby with your phone on. If your hotel is in Ko Siray, Natai, Khao Lak or outside the main areas, a private transfer can be arranged for an extra fee, so please message us before the tour
The first island of the day, where limestone walls hide lagoons and grottoes. Your boat slows down and the guide shows you the openings in the rock, the perfect warm-up for what comes next
A cave with stalactites shaped like scoops of ice cream, a place guests always photograph. The visit depends on the tide and is possible at low water.
Step ashore on the island made famous by the movies and look out at Ta Pu, the narrow rock rising straight from the sea. You have time to walk around and take the classic photo from the shore.
Here you swap the speedboat for a canoe. You glide between mangrove thickets and into the caves of Talu, close to the water and far from the engine noise.A sea gypsy village on the bay, where daily life happens over the water. You stroll through its lanes and sit down for lunch at a local restaurant.
A small island with a white sand beach and clear water. Time to swim, snorkel and simply enjoy the beach after the morning of exploring.
The longest stop of the day. Relax on the beach, climb up to the viewpoint for a look over the island, and snorkel in the clear water around it.
The main island of the Phi Phi group, seen from the boat as the route turns south. A first look at the famous cliffs before the next stops
A small beach in Yong Kasem Bay, known for the monkeys that live along the shore. You see it from the boat as you cruise along the coast.
A huge cave in the cliffs of Phi Phi Leh, seen from the water. Your guide tells you what makes it special as the boat passes close by
The bay with turquoise water surrounded by high cliffs, together with Lo Samah Bay next to it. From 1 August to 30 September the beach is closed for landing and the bay is seen from the water
The last swim of the day in a lagoon enclosed by limestone walls. Swimming here is possible only when the tide allows
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You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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