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Spend a private day island-hopping from Ao Nang to Poda, Chicken, Tup and Phra Nang — an 8–9 hour boat tour of white sand, snorkeling sites and limestone caves. Ideal for sun, sea and photography with hotel transfers and snorkeling gear included.
Spend a private day island-hopping from Ao Nang to Poda, Chicken, Tup and Phra Nang — an 8–9 hour boat tour of white sand, snorkeling sites and limestone caves. Ideal for sun, sea and photography with hotel transfers and snorkeling gear included.
You push off from Nopparat Thara Pier as the boat’s engine cuts the sea into glass; limestone cliffs rise like pages of a geologic history book and the salt air dares you to slow down. By mid-morning the group is spread between a white sand strip on Poda, the photo-ready silhouette of Chicken Island, and the shallow turquoise where Tup’s sandbar appears like a handprint at low tide.
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Operated by My Trip Maker · Ao Nang, Krabi
You push off from Nopparat Thara Pier as the boat’s engine cuts the sea into glass; limestone cliffs rise like pages of a geologic history book and the salt air dares you to slow down. By mid-morning the group is spread between a white sand strip on Poda, the photo-ready silhouette of Chicken Island, and the shallow turquoise where Tup’s sandbar appears like a handprint at low tide.
The shoreline here is written in karst — ancient coral and limestone uplifted and weathered into cliffs, caves and pillars. Phra Nang Cave holds a small shrine and local stories about a princess and safe passages for fishermen; the cave’s offerings are a cultural detail visitors usually notice and respect. The marine parks around Krabi are part of a protected ecosystem: coral flats, seagrass beds and busy reef fish that respond to the shadow of the boat.
On the practical side, a typical private tour runs 8–9 hours with hotel pickup included. Expect multiple snorkeling stops (mask and life jacket usually supplied), short beach halts at Poda and Tup, photo stops at Chicken Island, and a guided visit to Phra Nang Cave. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a lightweight cover, and secure footwear for slippery, uneven rock around cave entries. Tides affect the Tup sandbar and bioluminescence at Koh Raeng is seasonal and weather-dependent; guides will choose the best windows.
If you’re planning photography, aim for morning or late afternoon light for the cliffs and sandbars. Keep a small amount of cash for extra refreshments and tip the local crew — they’re the ones reading the tide, currents and coral edges for a safe, memorable day.
Yes — most operators supply snorkeling masks and life jackets; bringing your own mask can improve fit and comfort.
Typically yes: Poda, Chicken (photo stop), Tup, and Phra Nang are scheduled, but exact stops can change with weather and tide conditions.
This tour lists the National Park fee as included, but carry local currency for incidental purchases or tips.
The trip is family-friendly and life jackets are provided, but non-swimmers should remain near shallow snorkeling spots and communicate with the guide.
My Trip Maker operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You push off from Nopparat Thara Pier as the boat’s engine cuts the sea into glass; limestone cliffs rise like pages of a geologic history book and the salt air dares you to slow down. By mid-morning the group is spread between a white sand strip on Poda, the photo-ready silhouette of Chicken Island, and the shallow turquoise where Tup’s sandbar appears like a handprint at low tide.
You push off from Nopparat Thara Pier as the boat’s engine cuts the sea into glass; limestone cliffs rise like pages of a geologic history book and the salt air dares you to slow down. By mid-morning the group is spread between a white sand strip on Poda, the photo-ready silhouette of Chicken Island, and the shallow turquoise where Tup’s sandbar appears like a handprint at low tide.
The shoreline here is written in karst — ancient coral and limestone uplifted and weathered into cliffs, caves and pillars. Phra Nang Cave holds a small shrine and local stories about a princess and safe passages for fishermen; the cave’s offerings are a cultural detail visitors usually notice and respect. The marine parks around Krabi are part of a protected ecosystem: coral flats, seagrass beds and busy reef fish that respond to the shadow of the boat.
On the practical side, a typical private tour runs 8–9 hours with hotel pickup included. Expect multiple snorkeling stops (mask and life jacket usually supplied), short beach halts at Poda and Tup, photo stops at Chicken Island, and a guided visit to Phra Nang Cave. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a lightweight cover, and secure footwear for slippery, uneven rock around cave entries. Tides affect the Tup sandbar and bioluminescence at Koh Raeng is seasonal and weather-dependent; guides will choose the best windows.
If you’re planning photography, aim for morning or late afternoon light for the cliffs and sandbars. Keep a small amount of cash for extra refreshments and tip the local crew — they’re the ones reading the tide, currents and coral edges for a safe, memorable day.