One of the top ten diving paradises in the world, the most beautiful island in Phuket! The underwater scenery is incredibly magnificent, earning it the nickname 'Maldives of Thailand.' The best travel time of the year is only 150 days, and every time it appears, it is definitely the C position among the many beautiful islands in Thailand. (Latest opening time: October 15, 2018 - May 15, 2019) The Similan Islands consist of nine islands: Koh Huyong (Island No. 1), Koh Payang (Island No. 2), Koh Payan (Island No. 3) is a turtle breeding sanctuary; Koh Miang (Island No. 4) allows landing; Koh Bon (Island No. 5), Koh Pahyu (Island No. 6) is a unique landscape formed by two large reefs connected together, suitable for snorkeling; Koh Pabu (Island No. 7) has a high chance of encountering turtles while snorkeling; Koh Similan (Island No. 8, with a lighthouse) allows landing, is the largest island, and besides snorkeling, you can also experience rock climbing and hiking here; Koh Bangu (Island No. 9) is a snorkeling paradise where you can see stunning corals.
The ultimate deep diving sanctuary! Stunning scenery, pristine and unpolluted seawater and beaches, luxurious amenities. The sea around Racha Island transitions in color from milky white to light green to lake blue, crystal clear and transparent.
The most popular island! Phi Phi Islands consist of Phi Phi Don, Phi Phi Leh, and four surrounding smaller islands, known as the 'Shangri-La of Thailand.' With crystal-clear emerald waters, soft white sandy beaches, lush limestone mountains, and unique long-tail boats, it feels like a paradise on earth.
Egg Island
The top choice for family trips! Egg Island consists of three islands: Chicken Egg Island (Koh Khai Nok), Blue Diamond Island (Koh Khai Nai), and Egg Yolk Island (Koh Khai Nui). Egg Island is perfect for kids to play in the water and feed the fish. The shallow waters are teeming with fish that are not afraid of people, swimming freely around your face, even kissing the camera, biting your arm, and rubbing against your legs. A friendly tip: Egg Yolk Island has three nice beaches in a Y-shape. The best snorkeling spot is behind a large reef where the water appears black, but it's actually coral reefs underneath, with many cute little fish, including Nemo and sea urchins.
The last virgin land on Phuket Island! It is open to the public for only 150 days each year (from October 15 to May 15 of the following year). Due to its rarity of human presence, it retains the most pristine island scenery. Rok Island is the last snorkeling paradise in the Andaman Sea, where the water is crystal clear, and you can see the colorful underwater world just by lying on the surface. There are numerous corals, with over 80% being live corals, along with sea urchins, starfish, giant sea anemones, and various colorful tropical fish... It's a feast for the eyes. The best weather is from February to April, which is also the season when various marine creatures, such as whale sharks and sea turtles, are most frequently seen, putting on a real 'Finding Nemo' show.
Koh Tachai
The most niche destination for artistic youth, with gently sloping and delicate light pink sandy beaches and distinctly layered azure waters. The purest seawater and beaches, even a simple swing looks as beautiful as a fairy tale world. However, due to the damage to the marine ecological environment, the island is indefinitely closed.
The most comprehensive water entertainment projects! Surfing on sea skateboards, driving jet skis across the ocean, deep diving, or flying in the air with parachutes, all of these will definitely make you excited and thrilled!
