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Spend a full day exploring Ang Thong Marine Park by boat, kayak and snorkel. Paddle into limestone bays, climb to a clifftop viewpoint, and swim around coral bommies before a Thai buffet back on the boat.
Spend a full day exploring Ang Thong Marine Park by boat, kayak and snorkel. Paddle into limestone bays, climb to a clifftop viewpoint, and swim around coral bommies before a Thai buffet back on the boat.
The morning boat cuts through glassy Gulf waters as Koh Samui shrinks on the horizon and the ragged silhouettes of limestone islands loom ahead.
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Operated by itc tours thailande · Koh Samui, Surat Thani
The morning boat cuts through glassy Gulf waters as Koh Samui shrinks on the horizon and the ragged silhouettes of limestone islands loom ahead.
Ang Thong Marine Park’s 42 islands are abrupt cliffs, secret coves and mangrove-carved channels—karst towers rising from shallow, turquoise seas. On arrival you'll choose your pace: paddle a double kayak into small bays, follow a guide on a short hike to a cliff-top viewpoint, or slip overboard for a 45-minute snorkel among reefs that host hard corals and darting reef fish.
Geologically the park is a classic limestone archipelago, uplifted and eroded into caves and natural arches. Culturally, the islands sit within the maritime traditions of Surat Thani province; fishing villages on nearby Koh Samui supply fresh lunch ingredients for the Thai buffet served on the boat.
Expect an active day—moderate hikes with steep steps to viewpoints and exposed, uneven terrain on trails, plus paddling in light chop. Guides provide kayaks, life jackets and snorkeling gear; park entrance fee is paid on-site. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a light dry bag, and a refillable bottle.
Plan around tides and weather: mornings are calmer for snorkeling and kayaking; monsoon swells can cancel trips. Be conscious of the park’s rules—don’t touch corals or remove shells—and follow guide instructions when swimming or landing.
Whether you’re chasing the emerald lagoon tucked inside Koh Mae Koh or scanning for sea turtles under a coral bommie, this is a full-day island circuit that pairs simple exertion with high-return scenery.
The tour runs about 6–8 hours and typically includes hotel pickup, boat transfers, kayaking, a 45‑minute snorkel, lunch, bottled water, and guide service—park entrance fee is paid on-site.
You should be comfortable in the water and able to swim short distances; life jackets are provided for kayaking and snorkeling for added safety.
Yes—infants and small children can ride but must sit on an adult’s lap; check age and safety policies with the operator during booking.
Trips may be canceled in rough seas or heavy rain; the cancellation policy generally allows a full refund if canceled at least 24 hours before departure.
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The morning boat cuts through glassy Gulf waters as Koh Samui shrinks on the horizon and the ragged silhouettes of limestone islands loom ahead.
The morning boat cuts through glassy Gulf waters as Koh Samui shrinks on the horizon and the ragged silhouettes of limestone islands loom ahead.
Ang Thong Marine Park’s 42 islands are abrupt cliffs, secret coves and mangrove-carved channels—karst towers rising from shallow, turquoise seas. On arrival you'll choose your pace: paddle a double kayak into small bays, follow a guide on a short hike to a cliff-top viewpoint, or slip overboard for a 45-minute snorkel among reefs that host hard corals and darting reef fish.
Geologically the park is a classic limestone archipelago, uplifted and eroded into caves and natural arches. Culturally, the islands sit within the maritime traditions of Surat Thani province; fishing villages on nearby Koh Samui supply fresh lunch ingredients for the Thai buffet served on the boat.
Expect an active day—moderate hikes with steep steps to viewpoints and exposed, uneven terrain on trails, plus paddling in light chop. Guides provide kayaks, life jackets and snorkeling gear; park entrance fee is paid on-site. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a light dry bag, and a refillable bottle.
Plan around tides and weather: mornings are calmer for snorkeling and kayaking; monsoon swells can cancel trips. Be conscious of the park’s rules—don’t touch corals or remove shells—and follow guide instructions when swimming or landing.
Whether you’re chasing the emerald lagoon tucked inside Koh Mae Koh or scanning for sea turtles under a coral bommie, this is a full-day island circuit that pairs simple exertion with high-return scenery.