Thailand Phuket National Park Tours

Surin Islands: Untouched Beauty and Thailand’s Best Snorkeling Experience Escape to the untouched paradise of the Surin Islands, one of the most pristine and protected national parks in the Andaman Sea. Located off the coast of Phang Nga Province, the Surin Islands are a hidden gem known for their incredible marine biodiversity, soft coral reefs, and crystal-clear waters—perfect for snorkeling, swimming, and nature lovers. This breathtaking archipelago is made up of five islands, each surrounded by shallow reefs that are home to clownfish, sea turtles, parrotfish, and many more colorful marine species. Whether you’re an experienced snorkeler or trying it for the first time, the calm, shallow waters of Surin offer an unforgettable underwater experience.

Islands are a group of small, lush islands situated 64 km. off the West Coast of Phang-Nga province. Set in the beautiful Andaman sea, and covering an area of 80,000 rai, each one of these naturally perfect islands is National Park-listed and can be reached within 1.30 hours from Thaplamu pier, Khao Lak.Due to their incredible underwater beauty, deep visibility (down to 30 m.), spectacular palm tree and granite boulder landscape, turquoise water bays and magnificent white sand beaches, Skin Diver Magazine has vote the Similan Islands one of the world’s best diving destinations.The coral reefs are host to a dazzling variety of sea life, appreciated at best whilst snorkeling. The islands’ breathtaking beauty is also easily accessibly by foot; making for the perfect self-guided walking tour.

Explore Phi Phi and Khai Island during this diverse boat tour. You can rest, swim or snorkel at Khai Island. Admire Monkey Beach, Maya Bay or Loh Samah Bay, where you can take many nice photos. Enjoy delicious lunch at Phi Phi Don Restaurant. The Pileh Bay also offers swimming and snorkeling options.

Explore the islands of Phang Nga Bay by canoe and big boat. You can sit on the canoe with professional paddle man through caves and mangroves at Koh Panak and marvel at the surreal rock formations at Hong Island. Sightseeing views of James Bond Island and relax on the beach at Nakae Island. Have a buffet lunch served onboard.

This is the most popular day-trip tour in Phuket and You can go famous 5 points in 1 day by Luxury Speed Catamaran. 5point include Phi Phi Islands, Maya bay, Bamboo Island, Khai Island and Maiton Island. The islands pristine beaches, and turquoise waters filled with colorful marine life, making them perfect for relaxation and active activities for those who enjoy them.

Embark on a captivating two-city tour that takes you to the stunning islands of Phuket and Phang Nga province. Discover the famous landmarks of Panak Island, Hong Island, and James Bond Island, where you will be mesmerized by nature's spectacular limestone formations, sail through enchanting lagoons, witness beautiful rock formations, and canoe through mystical caves and mangrove forests. A highlight of the tour is a visit to the renowned "James Bond Island," famous for its iconic vertical limestone cliffs that rise majestically from the emerald-green waters, as seen in the film "The Man with the Golden Gun." Immerse yourself in the local culture by visiting the floating village of "Panyi Island," where you will enjoy a delicious lunch. In the afternoon, indulge in relaxation, sightseeing, and swimming at Bamboo Island, Phi Phi Don, Monkey Kay, Pileh Lagoon, and Maya Bay. Create unforgettable memories as you bask in the beauty of these captivating destinations.**Tour Operate every Monday and Friday only**

Enjoy beautiful scenery of limestone islands in Phang Nga Bay National Park, including the well-known Ko Ta Pu islet of James Bond and canoeing among mangrove forest at Hong Island and swimming and relaxing at Naka Island. Lunch is served at the Panyee Island restaurant

Embark on a one-day trip to Phang Nga, where you will be captivated by the spectacular natural artworks of limestone formations. Sail through serene lagoons, witness beautiful rock formations, and indulge in the exhilarating experience of canoeing through caves and mangrove forests. One of the highlights of the trip is a visit to the famous "James Bond Island," renowned for its appearance in the film "The Man with the Golden Gun." Marvel at the iconic vertical limestone cliffs that majestically rise from the emerald-green waters. Immerse yourself in the local culture by exploring a floating village, "Panyi Island," where you will enjoy a delicious lunch. Conclude the tour with relaxation on the beaches of "Naka Yai Island" and "Rang Yai Island." This tour is highly recommended for those seeking breathtaking landscapes, mesmerizing seascapes, sightseeing opportunities, and the chance to explore caves and canoe through astonishing natural limestone formations. To start your day, you will receive a complimentary light breakfast at our hospitality lounge, along with a brief introduction to your tour from our certified professional guide.

Enjoy beautiful scenery of limestone islands in Phang Nga Bay National Park, including the well-known Ko Ta Pu islet of James Bond and canoeing among mangrove forest at Hong Island and swimming and relaxing at Naka Island. Lunch is served at the Panyee Island restaurantProvide by Private Speedboat (2-18pax)

Embark on an unforgettable day-trip adventure to the Similan Islands. Nestled in the Andaman Sea, these pristine islands are renowned for their breathtaking natural beauty, crystal-clear turquoise waters, and vibrant marine life. Explore the stunning coral reefs teeming with colorful fish, dive into the warm waters for snorkeling, or simply relax on the white sandy beaches. Similan Islands are well-known for the clear-blue water and amazing powdery white sand beaches. The Similan Islands is an archipelago in the Andaman Sea which are popular for diving and snorkel destination. Similan Islands are open for visitation during a specific period of time each year. The islands are accessible to visitors from 15th October to 15th May. This seasonal opening is implemented to protect the delicate ecosystem of the islands during the rest of the year, allowing for natural rejuvenation and preservation.