ITINERARY 4 DAYS 3 NIGHTS

The topside scenery of Koh Surin surpasses even that of the picturesque Similan Islands. With lush evergreen forests, mangroves, and pristine beaches, Koh Surin offers a remarkable landscape. The island's marine life is equally impressive, with sightings of bumphead parrotfish, tomato anemonefish, and barramundi. Moreover, the area is a favorite nesting ground for turtles, making it a haven for these magnificent creatures. The underwater world is equally captivating, boasting the greatest hard coral diversity in Thailand. With fewer liveaboard boats visiting the islands, you can enjoy the dive sites without the tourist crowds. Prepare to witness breathtaking marine life, including Napoleon wrasse and yellow-masked angelfish, in this secluded and stunning destination.

DAY 1

ITINERARY 4 DAYS 3 NIGHTs

EMBARKATION AT PANSEA BECH, PHUKET AND NAVGIATION TO SURIN ISLANDS

SURIN ISLANDS AND NIGHT NAVIGATION TO KOH TACHAI

DAY 2

Koh Tachai Island, located at the northernmost tip of the Similan National Park, is a recent addition to the park along with Koh Bon. The island covers 12 square kilometers and is situated 54 km from Baan Nam Khem Pier. The area surrounding Koh Tachai is ideal for SCUBA diving and snorkeling, offering encounters with impressive marine life like Whale sharks and Manta rays. The island's stunning white beaches and crystal-clear waters add to its allure, making it one of the top 10 diving destinations in the world, as recognized by the National Geographic Society. Koh Tachai welcomes tourists from November to April, providing a fantastic opportunity to explore its beauty and rich marine diversity.

KOH TACHAI, KOH BON AND DONALD DUCK BAY

DAY 3

Koh Bon is a renowned dive site known for potential sightings of manta rays. You can also encounter impressive marine species like Napoleon wrasse, great barracudas, sweetlips, and bluefin trevally. The dive sites at Koh Bon offer a diverse range of underwater landscapes, from wall diving to gently sloping reefs, and from submerging boulders to captivating coral gardens. Additionally, you'll have the chance to spot fascinating creatures such as fire dart goby, popcorn shrimp, spiny lobsters, and various nudibranch species. Koh Bon promises an unforgettable diving experience with its abundance of marine life and unique underwater scenery.

BREAKFAST AT PRINCESS BAY, VISIT OF HONEYMOON BAY AND BACK TO PHUKET EARLY EVENING

DAY 4

Princess Bay (Haad Yai), located on the north face of Similan Island number four, is a beautiful bay with a stunning beach. It is our favorite spot to anchor and relax in the evening after a day of diving and snorkeling. An afternoon beach trip provides everyone with a break from underwater activities and allows them to experience the renowned super soft white sands that the islands are famous for. It's a perfect opportunity to unwind and enjoy the breathtaking beauty of Princess Bay.
Honeymoon Bay, situated on the eastern side of Similan Island 4 (Koh Miang), faces a small beach known as "Haad-Lek". This site is ideal for liveaboards to moor in the evening and enjoy a night dive, as it is not too deep. Additionally, you'll find small groups of rocks adorned with beautiful soft coral, adding to the site's charm and providing a captivating underwater experience.

BREAKFAST AT PRINCESS BAY, VISIT OF HONEYMOON BAY AND BACK TO PHUKET EARLY EVENING

DAY 4

Koh Bangu, also known as Island #9, is situated at the northernmost point of the Similan Islands and is a haven for both snorkeling and diving. This island boasts stunning boulder formations that create unique underwater landscapes. Snorkeling in the clear waters of Koh Bangu offers a stylish experience, with the chance to encounter a diverse array of tropical fish swimming alongside you. Additionally, other marine residents such as squids and sea turtles add to the vibrant underwater ecosystem. Diving enthusiasts will find decent diving spots to indulge in their passion and explore the wonders beneath the surface.

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