Board a private long-tail at Nopparat Thara Pier and spend a full day island-hopping among limestone karsts, hidden lagoons, and vibrant snorkeling sites. Choose from Krabi’s classic four-island loop, Hong’s sheltered lagoon, or the famed Phi Phi circuit.
Board a private long-tail at Nopparat Thara Pier and spend a full day island-hopping among limestone karsts, hidden lagoons, and vibrant snorkeling sites. Choose from Krabi’s classic four-island loop, Hong’s sheltered lagoon, or the famed Phi Phi circuit.
You step onto a slender long-tail at Nopparat Thara Pier and the Andaman Sea nudges the hull out into morning light. Limestone karsts rise like stacked cliffs ahead; turquoise shallows flash around white beaches as the boat slips between fingers of reef. By midday you’ll be choosing between a sheltered lagoon, a snorkeling patch humming with parrotfish, or the theatrical mouth of Phra Nang Cave.
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Operated by PINK DUGONG · Ao Nang, Krabi
You step onto a slender long-tail at Nopparat Thara Pier and the Andaman Sea nudges the hull out into morning light. Limestone karsts rise like stacked cliffs ahead; turquoise shallows flash around white beaches as the boat slips between fingers of reef. By midday you’ll be choosing between a sheltered lagoon, a snorkeling patch humming with parrotfish, or the theatrical mouth of Phra Nang Cave.
These islands are carved from Miocene limestone and coral platforms — cliffs pocked with caves, beaches formed by wave-sorted sand, and lagoons that fill and empty with the tide. The area has long been a maritime crossroads: Mokens and local fisherfolk read tides and weather the way maps are read. Phi Phi’s modern fame dates to filming and tourism growth in the 20th century; Hong’s lagoon retains a quieter, more geological drama.
Practicalities anchor the day: this private tour runs about eight hours (pick-up from Ao Nang around 08:00; pier check-in by 09:00; return ~16:00). Options include the Krabi 4-Islands loop, Hong Island with three islets, or Phi Phi with nearby snorkeling spots. Expect intermittent wading, short swims, and steps on uneven sand and limestone.
Pack reef-safe sunscreen, a light waterproof layer for spray, water shoes for coral approaches, and a snorkel mask if you prefer your own. Hydrate before boarding and plan for sun between 10:00–14:00 when shade is scarce. The private long-tail gives flexibility—ask the skipper about quieter coves if you want to steer away from main beaches.
The private charter is approximately 8 hours; hotel pick-up from Ao Nang typically begins around 08:00 with a pier departure near 09:30 and return around 16:00.
Yes — the tour is private and you can select from the Krabi 4-Islands, Hong Island + 3, or Phi Phi + 3 itineraries; skippers may suggest timing adjustments for sea conditions.
Snorkeling equipment is provided on board; many travelers still bring their own masks for fit and hygiene.
This tour is not recommended for those with serious back, heart, or pregnancy-related conditions and requires a moderate level of fitness due to walking, wading, and boat motion.
PINK DUGONG operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.




You step onto a slender long-tail at Nopparat Thara Pier and the Andaman Sea nudges the hull out into morning light. Limestone karsts rise like stacked cliffs ahead; turquoise shallows flash around white beaches as the boat slips between fingers of reef. By midday you’ll be choosing between a sheltered lagoon, a snorkeling patch humming with parrotfish, or the theatrical mouth of Phra Nang Cave.
You step onto a slender long-tail at Nopparat Thara Pier and the Andaman Sea nudges the hull out into morning light. Limestone karsts rise like stacked cliffs ahead; turquoise shallows flash around white beaches as the boat slips between fingers of reef. By midday you’ll be choosing between a sheltered lagoon, a snorkeling patch humming with parrotfish, or the theatrical mouth of Phra Nang Cave.
These islands are carved from Miocene limestone and coral platforms — cliffs pocked with caves, beaches formed by wave-sorted sand, and lagoons that fill and empty with the tide. The area has long been a maritime crossroads: Mokens and local fisherfolk read tides and weather the way maps are read. Phi Phi’s modern fame dates to filming and tourism growth in the 20th century; Hong’s lagoon retains a quieter, more geological drama.
Practicalities anchor the day: this private tour runs about eight hours (pick-up from Ao Nang around 08:00; pier check-in by 09:00; return ~16:00). Options include the Krabi 4-Islands loop, Hong Island with three islets, or Phi Phi with nearby snorkeling spots. Expect intermittent wading, short swims, and steps on uneven sand and limestone.
Pack reef-safe sunscreen, a light waterproof layer for spray, water shoes for coral approaches, and a snorkel mask if you prefer your own. Hydrate before boarding and plan for sun between 10:00–14:00 when shade is scarce. The private long-tail gives flexibility—ask the skipper about quieter coves if you want to steer away from main beaches.