Islands

"Racha Noi" means "Little King" in Thai. It is a splendid island located 20km south of Phuket. The island boasts crystal-clear waters, white sandy beaches, and an extraordinary underwater world. Visitors can indulge in sunbathing and swimming on the island, and the majority of the hilly island is covered in evergreen tropical plants. It's a genuine paradise for diving and fishing enthusiasts.

"Phi Phi" is an archipelago located between mainland Thailand and Phuket, comprising six islands. Phi Phi Don and Phi Phi Leh are the two main islands, with Phi Phi Leh being the location where the movie "The Beach" starring Leonardo DiCaprio was filmed. The islands have only pedestrian walkways, without any motorized transportation.
Visitors to the islands can can enjoy the stunningly clear water, pristine white beaches, picturesque landscapes adorned with tropical trees, and limestone cliffs. The natural environment is protected under national park status.

"Koh Muk" is one of the three largest islands in the area. It has two wonderful beaches: Hat Farang and Hat Hua Laev, both with perfectly white coral sand and stunning views of the cliffs and surrounding islands. The island boasts an authentic lifestyle due to the presence of local settlements.

"Phang Nga Bay" is one of the most spectacular destinations in Thailand. The province of Phang Nga is renowned for its caves, temples, waterfalls, the popular Samet Nangshe viewpoint, and incredible 100-meter-high cliffs. The islands offer many beautiful sandy beaches and exhibit a mystical and enchanting beauty.

The Similan Islands, also known as the Similans, are a group of paradise-like islands located in southern Thailand. This Andaman Sea archipelago is a national park and has gained recognition as one of the top ten most stunning places in the world. The breathtaking views and stunning natural beauty make it a must-visit destination for tourists. UNESCO has ranked the Similan Islands among the top ten most attractive islands globally, attracting visitors with its spotless cleanliness, sapphire waters, white sandy beaches, palm groves, and rare wildlife.

The Surin Islands, located somewhat north of the Similan Islands, are a small archipelago in the Andaman Sea. It is a serene and sparsely populated region. The Surin Islands consist of five landmasses surrounded by the sea, two large islands (10 and 20 square meters) and three small ones, which are picturesque granite rocks protruding from the water. The Surin Islands boast of unspoiled nature, tropical forests, and countless serene and stunning bays.

Mai Ton Island, located 9 km southeast of the coast of Phuket, is a secluded island with plenty of natural beauty. It's a must-visit destination for tourists. The first thing that catches your attention is the stunning white sand beaches, crystal-clear water, and friendly sunlight. Swimming here is irresistible, and the island's incredible panoramic views offer excellent photo opportunities.

Koh Naka Island is one of Thailand's top resorts, presenting itself as an uninhabited island showcasing its pure and untouched nature. The presence of only one fishing village serves as a reminder of civilization on the island. With immaculate beaches and breathtaking tropical landscapes, it provides panoramic views of the exotic Phang Nga Bay.

Coral Island, also known as Koh He, is located 9km southeast of Phuket. This protected area showcases the beauty of nature and provides a peaceful and comfortable environment, making it a popular destination for tourists who come to swim, sunbathe, and enjoy the island's magnificence. With its deep coral reefs, Koh He offers excellent conditions for scuba diving, despite its relatively small size. Furthermore, there are three splendid beaches on the island.

One of the most iconic attractions in Thailand is Koh Tapu, also referred to as James Bond Island. It is an absolute must-see destination for travelers exploring Phang Nga Bay in Thailand. The island is uninhabited and offers a diverse range of rare and exotic plants as well as eagles, who have made Koh Tapu their permanent residence. There are plenty of activities to indulge in and mesmerizing sights to see around the island, thanks to its awe-inspiring natural beauty and recognizable rock formations.