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Spend a full day aboard the Say Hi Fiesta exploring Coral Island and Racha Yai: snorkeling pristine reefs, optional dives and watersports, then a sunset BBQ and party cruise off Promthep Cape. This 9–10 hour catamaran trip blends marine exploration with a lively evening cruise.
Spend a full day aboard the Say Hi Fiesta exploring Coral Island and Racha Yai: snorkeling pristine reefs, optional dives and watersports, then a sunset BBQ and party cruise off Promthep Cape. This 9–10 hour catamaran trip blends marine exploration with a lively evening cruise.
By mid-morning the catamaran glides from Chalong Pier and the Andaman Sea opens like a moving map—turquoise flats giving way to deeper blue that dares you to dive in.
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Operated by Say Hi Tour · Chalong, Phuket
By mid-morning the catamaran glides from Chalong Pier and the Andaman Sea opens like a moving map—turquoise flats giving way to deeper blue that dares you to dive in.
Guests step ashore on two distinct island faces: Coral Island’s shallow reefs where parrotfish and anemones crowd the shallows, and Racha Yai’s clearer drop-offs where visibility often reaches 15–25m. Geologically these islands are limestone outcrops and reef platforms worn by currents and wave action; culturally they sit close to Phuket’s fishing communities and the long maritime history of the Andaman coast.
The day follows a steady rhythm—hotel pickup, a morning snorkel stop, a buffet lunch on board, more water time at Racha, and a late-afternoon Promthep Cape cruise with a live-crew BBQ and music. Snorkeling equipment is supplied and certified divers can arrange single-tank dives; optional water-sports including banana boat or parasailing are available for an extra fee.
Practical guidance: expect a 9–10 hour day with open-deck sun exposure—reef-safe sunscreen, a hat, and plenty of water are essential. Seas are calm in the high season (Nov–Apr) and can be choppier during the southwest monsoon (May–Oct); those prone to seasickness should medicate beforehand. Wear quick-dry swimwear and water shoes for beach landings; leave jewelry ashore to avoid losing it in surf. Crew-run safety briefings, life jackets, and basic first aid are standard; travel insurance and awareness of marine-park rules help protect reefs and wildlife while ensuring a smooth, social day at sea.
Yes—basic snorkel masks, fins, and life jackets are provided; many guests prefer to bring their own mask for fit and comfort.
Beginners can snorkel with supplied gear and guidance; scuba diving requires certification for most operators, though trial dives or discover dives may be available at extra cost—notify crew in advance.
The itinerary lists hotel collection in the morning; confirm your specific pickup location at booking as some distant hotels may require a meeting point at Chalong Pier.
The day is family-friendly with life jackets provided, but infants must sit on laps and non-swimmers should stay in shallow supervised areas or wear life jackets during water activities.
Say Hi Tour operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
By mid-morning the catamaran glides from Chalong Pier and the Andaman Sea opens like a moving map—turquoise flats giving way to deeper blue that dares you to dive in.
By mid-morning the catamaran glides from Chalong Pier and the Andaman Sea opens like a moving map—turquoise flats giving way to deeper blue that dares you to dive in.
Guests step ashore on two distinct island faces: Coral Island’s shallow reefs where parrotfish and anemones crowd the shallows, and Racha Yai’s clearer drop-offs where visibility often reaches 15–25m. Geologically these islands are limestone outcrops and reef platforms worn by currents and wave action; culturally they sit close to Phuket’s fishing communities and the long maritime history of the Andaman coast.
The day follows a steady rhythm—hotel pickup, a morning snorkel stop, a buffet lunch on board, more water time at Racha, and a late-afternoon Promthep Cape cruise with a live-crew BBQ and music. Snorkeling equipment is supplied and certified divers can arrange single-tank dives; optional water-sports including banana boat or parasailing are available for an extra fee.
Practical guidance: expect a 9–10 hour day with open-deck sun exposure—reef-safe sunscreen, a hat, and plenty of water are essential. Seas are calm in the high season (Nov–Apr) and can be choppier during the southwest monsoon (May–Oct); those prone to seasickness should medicate beforehand. Wear quick-dry swimwear and water shoes for beach landings; leave jewelry ashore to avoid losing it in surf. Crew-run safety briefings, life jackets, and basic first aid are standard; travel insurance and awareness of marine-park rules help protect reefs and wildlife while ensuring a smooth, social day at sea.