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Board a longtail as the sun slides past limestone towers, snorkel coral‑rich gardens by day, enjoy a beachside BBQ at sunset, then float through bioluminescent plankton after dark. This 7‑hour Krabi evening tour blends snorkeling, local food, and a rare night swim.
Board a longtail as the sun slides past limestone towers, snorkel coral‑rich gardens by day, enjoy a beachside BBQ at sunset, then float through bioluminescent plankton after dark. This 7‑hour Krabi evening tour blends snorkeling, local food, and a rare night swim.
The boat slips away from Ao Nang as late afternoon light slides down sheer limestone cliffs, and the smell of salt and charcoal begins to mingle. Within an hour you’re threading between karst towers, stepping onto powder sand at Tup Island to walk the sandbar toward Chicken Island, the tide drafting and retreating like a slow breath.
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Operated by Mam Holidays Thailand Co Ltd · Krabi, Krabi Province
The boat slips away from Ao Nang as late afternoon light slides down sheer limestone cliffs, and the smell of salt and charcoal begins to mingle. Within an hour you’re threading between karst towers, stepping onto powder sand at Tup Island to walk the sandbar toward Chicken Island, the tide drafting and retreating like a slow breath.
These cliffs are older than most local histories — uplifted limestone sculpted by millions of years of chemical weathering and the Andaman Sea’s rhythms. The shorelines carry traces of the region’s sea-faring cultures and the Moken people who navigated these waters for generations. Railay and Phra Nang Cave offer a quick cultural pause: a shrine of offerings and a coastline used by climbers and fishers alike.
Practicalities come next: this is a guided, 7‑hour shared boat tour with hotel pickup across Krabi Town, Ao Nang, Klong Muang and Tubkaek. Expect two prime snorkeling stops with provided equipment, a beachside halal BBQ timed for sunset, and a supervised night swim to see bioluminescent plankton glow under your hands. National park fees and bottled water are included.
Plan to be on your feet and in the water—basic swimming and snorkeling comfort required. Wear reef‑safe sunscreen, bring a waterproof light or phone case for the plankton swim, and allow time for returns; seas can be choppy after dusk. Above all, give the reef space: the islands are fragile, and small actions—no touching coral, no litter—protect the glow for the next night swim.
Yes—masks, snorkels and fins are supplied and included in the tour price.
Non‑swimmers can attend but should remain on the boat or shallow beach; participants are expected to be comfortable in the water for the night swim.
Dry season (roughly November–April) offers calmer seas and clearer water; the tour may be canceled in heavy monsoon conditions.
National park entry fees, a beachside BBQ dinner (halal options available on request), drinking water and pickup/drop‑off from specified Krabi and Ao Nang hotels are included.
Mam Holidays Thailand Co Ltd operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The boat slips away from Ao Nang as late afternoon light slides down sheer limestone cliffs, and the smell of salt and charcoal begins to mingle. Within an hour you’re threading between karst towers, stepping onto powder sand at Tup Island to walk the sandbar toward Chicken Island, the tide drafting and retreating like a slow breath.
The boat slips away from Ao Nang as late afternoon light slides down sheer limestone cliffs, and the smell of salt and charcoal begins to mingle. Within an hour you’re threading between karst towers, stepping onto powder sand at Tup Island to walk the sandbar toward Chicken Island, the tide drafting and retreating like a slow breath.
These cliffs are older than most local histories — uplifted limestone sculpted by millions of years of chemical weathering and the Andaman Sea’s rhythms. The shorelines carry traces of the region’s sea-faring cultures and the Moken people who navigated these waters for generations. Railay and Phra Nang Cave offer a quick cultural pause: a shrine of offerings and a coastline used by climbers and fishers alike.
Practicalities come next: this is a guided, 7‑hour shared boat tour with hotel pickup across Krabi Town, Ao Nang, Klong Muang and Tubkaek. Expect two prime snorkeling stops with provided equipment, a beachside halal BBQ timed for sunset, and a supervised night swim to see bioluminescent plankton glow under your hands. National park fees and bottled water are included.
Plan to be on your feet and in the water—basic swimming and snorkeling comfort required. Wear reef‑safe sunscreen, bring a waterproof light or phone case for the plankton swim, and allow time for returns; seas can be choppy after dusk. Above all, give the reef space: the islands are fragile, and small actions—no touching coral, no litter—protect the glow for the next night swim.