Board a two‑story floating bar from Koh Samui for a seven‑hour day of snorkeling, beach time with resident pigs, buffet lunch, and live DJ atmosphere. Ideal for families and groups looking for a relaxed yet activity-packed island escape.
Board a two‑story floating bar from Koh Samui for a seven‑hour day of snorkeling, beach time with resident pigs, buffet lunch, and live DJ atmosphere. Ideal for families and groups looking for a relaxed yet activity-packed island escape.
Morning light scatters across the Gulf as the two-story boat slips from Koh Samui's pier, bassline from the DJ blending with the slap of water against the hull.
You’ll cruise with a drink in hand toward Koh Madsum — “Pig Island” — where powdery sand meets shallow reef and a handful of resident pigs amble the shore, curious and unhurried.
Verified experiences and guided adventures in the surrounding area.
Operated by Oh-Hoo · Koh Samui, Surat Thani Province
Morning light scatters across the Gulf as the two-story boat slips from Koh Samui's pier, bassline from the DJ blending with the slap of water against the hull.
You’ll cruise with a drink in hand toward Koh Madsum — “Pig Island” — where powdery sand meets shallow reef and a handful of resident pigs amble the shore, curious and unhurried.
Geologically the islet is one of several low-lying limestone and coral outcrops off Samui’s southwest coast, shaped by currents that sculpt beaches and pockets of reef. Culturally, the route threads past fishing villages like Thong Krut, where family-run boats have worked these waters for generations and seafood markets still set the day’s rhythm.
Expect a mix of lounging and activity: a buffet lunch and fully stocked bar on board, DJ music on the sun deck, then snorkeling over reefs with clear, warm water and easy entry points from the beach. For more adrenaline, paid options like jet-ski and banana-boat runs are available.
Practical notes: transfers from most Koh Samui hotels are included; the day runs about seven hours and suits all fitness levels. Bring reef‑safe sunscreen, a mask if you prefer your own, and motion-sickness remedies if you’re prone to seasickness. Respect marine life—no touching coral or feeding wildlife—and follow guides’ briefings for safe snorkeling.
This trip pairs casual luxury with straightforward island exploration: sun, social atmosphere, and shallow reefs perfect for a first-time snorkel or easy family day on the water.
Yes — basic snorkeling equipment is included, though bringing your own mask often offers better fit and comfort.
Yes — hotel pickup and drop‑off are typically included; confirm your pickup point when booking.
Children ages 3–10 usually require a child ticket; infants may sit on laps but swimming ability and supervision are required for snorkeling.
The operator may cancel for rough seas or storms and will offer an alternative date or full refund according to their policy.
Oh-Hoo operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.




Morning light scatters across the Gulf as the two-story boat slips from Koh Samui's pier, bassline from the DJ blending with the slap of water against the hull.
You’ll cruise with a drink in hand toward Koh Madsum — “Pig Island” — where powdery sand meets shallow reef and a handful of resident pigs amble the shore, curious and unhurried.
Morning light scatters across the Gulf as the two-story boat slips from Koh Samui's pier, bassline from the DJ blending with the slap of water against the hull.
You’ll cruise with a drink in hand toward Koh Madsum — “Pig Island” — where powdery sand meets shallow reef and a handful of resident pigs amble the shore, curious and unhurried.
Geologically the islet is one of several low-lying limestone and coral outcrops off Samui’s southwest coast, shaped by currents that sculpt beaches and pockets of reef. Culturally, the route threads past fishing villages like Thong Krut, where family-run boats have worked these waters for generations and seafood markets still set the day’s rhythm.
Expect a mix of lounging and activity: a buffet lunch and fully stocked bar on board, DJ music on the sun deck, then snorkeling over reefs with clear, warm water and easy entry points from the beach. For more adrenaline, paid options like jet-ski and banana-boat runs are available.
Practical notes: transfers from most Koh Samui hotels are included; the day runs about seven hours and suits all fitness levels. Bring reef‑safe sunscreen, a mask if you prefer your own, and motion-sickness remedies if you’re prone to seasickness. Respect marine life—no touching coral or feeding wildlife—and follow guides’ briefings for safe snorkeling.
This trip pairs casual luxury with straightforward island exploration: sun, social atmosphere, and shallow reefs perfect for a first-time snorkel or easy family day on the water.