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Itinerary
04:30 – 06:00 — Hotel Pick-Up
A transfer will collect guests from the hotel and take them to the pier.
06:30 — Arrival at the Pier.
- Receiving bracelets, meeting the main guide, safety briefing.
- Breakfast: sandwiches, soup, tea, coffee.
- Option to rent towels and fins.
- Restrooms and showers available at the pier.
07:30 — Departure from the Pier
Guests board the speedboat. Onboard: drinking water, life jackets, snorkeling masks and snorkels, restroom.
Main Program
8:50 – 11:50 — Mieng Island (Island No. 4)
The group splits into two subgroups:
Beach time (Princess Beach & Honeymoon Beach).
Snorkeling near Payu Island, followed by landing on the island (50 min – 1 hour).
During snorkeling, guests are provided with masks, snorkels, water, and soft drinks.
The beach is equipped with restrooms and showers..
11:00 — Lunch on Mieng Island (Island No. 4)
Buffet: Tom Yum, rice, chicken, salads, shrimp, fruits, tea, coffee, juice.
Vegetarian menu available upon advanced request.
12:00 — Snorkeling near Bangu Island (Island No. 9)
After snorkeling, guests are served fresh fruits and cupcakes.
13:00 — Similan Island (Island No. 8), Donald Duck Bay
Landing on the island — the beach is equipped with restrooms and showers.
End of Program
14:30 — Departure to the Pier.
15:45 – 16:00 — Arrival at the Port.
Light snacks provided.
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Includes
- Transfer, speedboat trip, assistance from a English-speaking guide, breakfast snacks, full lunch on the island, dinner snacks, soft drinks, fresh fruit, cake on board, national park entrance fees, snorkeling masks and tubes, and life jackets.
- Souvenirs, reef shoes, waterproof phone cases, photo products (guests may purchase a souvenir plate with their photo upon return to the pier).
Details
The word “Similan” in the Yawi language means “nine,” referring to the nine islands stretching across 20 kilometers, over 70 kilometers off the coast — creating one of the most pristine and breathtaking ecosystems in the region.
Although the Similan Islands are commonly identified by numbers, each one has its own Thai name: Hu Yong, Pa Yang, Pa Yan, Mieng, Ha, Payu, Hin Pusar, Similan, and Bangu.
From the lush treetops to the crystal-clear waters, the archipelago is famed for its striking landscapes — including dramatic rock formations, a soft white-sand beach, turquoise waters, and a stunning underwater world. Many travelers visit specifically for snorkeling, while divers from around the globe consider the Similan Islands one of the most spectacular dive sites in the world.
According to UNESCO rankings, the Similan Islands are among the top ten most beautiful islands on Earth. Since 1982, they have been part of Mu Ko Similan National Park.
Know Before You Go
🚫 This tour is not suitable for guests prone to seasickness, pregnant women, guests with mobility limitations, heart conditions, hypertension, back/neck issues, recent surgeries, or children under 2 years old.
🚤 The tour operates on a speedboat.
Speedboat capacities:
— Three-engine boats: up to 42 passengers
— Four-engine boats: up to 67 passengers
‼️ Alcohol consumption is strictly prohibited within the National Park.
‼️ The order of stops and timing may change depending on the guide’s program design, weather conditions, or other operational factors.
What To Bring
We recommend bringing: cash for personal expenses, swimwear, a change of dry clothes, towel, reef shoes, warm clothing for the bus, headwear or ear protection for the wind during the speedboat ride, sunscreen, cap/hat, drinking water, photo/video camera.
