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Explore Similan Islands’ best spots with two snorkeling stops, visit Sail Rock, and relax at Princess Beach. Enjoy a full day of nature, stunning viewpoints, and delicious meals.

Highlights

• Climb Sail Rock on Island 8 for stunning 360-degree island views.
• Dive into crystal-clear waters, exploring vibrant coral reefs and marine life.
• Unwind on the pristine shores of Island 4’s secluded beach.
• Discover the rich underwater world, often spotting sea turtles at Island 7.
• Enjoy breakfast, a Thai lunch, and afternoon snacks throughout the trip.

Description

Start your day early with a hotel pick-up, followed by a quick transfer to the pier. After a warm welcome by your guide, enjoy a light breakfast with coffee, donuts, and local snacks. Your adventure begins with a speedboat ride to Similan Islands National Park. The first stop is at Island 8, home to the famous Sail Rock viewpoint. A short 10-minute hike offers 360-degree panoramic views of Donald Duck Bay and the surrounding islands. After soaking in the views, you'll snorkel at Island 9, exploring vibrant coral reefs and spotting local marine life, including turtles. By midday, enjoy a delicious Thai lunch on the island before heading to Island 4 (Miang Island), where you can relax on Princess Beach or explore the island’s nature trails, spotting rare bird species and giant fruit bats. The second snorkeling stop is at Island 7 (Payu Island), known for its calm waters and abundant sea life. Your tour wraps up with an afternoon snack at the pier, followed by a return transfer to your hotel.

Includes

Round-trip speedboat transfers Breakfast, lunch, and afternoon snacks Snorkeling equipment (mask, flippers, life jacket) Towels National Park fees Accident insurance Experienced guide

Important Information

• The tour program is subject to change due to weather and sea conditions To be able to confirm the booking, you must send the activity provider a copy of the passport ID page for all travelers. This information is required by the Thai Marine Department before the trip starts Similan Islands National Park is officially open to the public from October 15 to May 15 Speed boats carry passengers as close to the beach as they can so passengers can hop off and on easily It is recommended to wear flip flops in case there are shells or rocks on the sand and shorts rather than pants as the water level may be above the knees when hopping off/on the boat

Easy cancellation

Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund