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A private speedboat from Chalong delivers you to Kahung Beach on Coral Island for snorkeling, parasailing, and beach time. This six-hour day trip mixes guided reef experiences with optional water sports and flexible downtime on white sand.
A private speedboat from Chalong delivers you to Kahung Beach on Coral Island for snorkeling, parasailing, and beach time. This six-hour day trip mixes guided reef experiences with optional water sports and flexible downtime on white sand.
You step off Chalong Pier with the engine’s low rumble underfoot and the Andaman’s salt wind pushing at your jacket. The speedboat cuts across open water for about 15 minutes; spray dares you to flinch as the island’s pale beach comes into view. Kahung Beach on Koh Hae (Coral Island) is compact but lively—sand that warms underfoot, reef flats that beckon beneath clear water, and palms that will lean in to shade your lunch.
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Operated by Oh-Hoo · Phuket, Phuket Province
You step off Chalong Pier with the engine’s low rumble underfoot and the Andaman’s salt wind pushing at your jacket. The speedboat cuts across open water for about 15 minutes; spray dares you to flinch as the island’s pale beach comes into view. Kahung Beach on Koh Hae (Coral Island) is compact but lively—sand that warms underfoot, reef flats that beckon beneath clear water, and palms that will lean in to shade your lunch.
Geology here is simple: a limestone and sandstone shelf dropped into shallow reef systems, producing sheltered coves and coral gardens close to shore. Historically, Coral Island has long been a local fishing ground and a weekend escape for Phuket residents; today small businesses run snorkeling and parasail operations while the island community balances tourism with traditional island life.
Expect a program built around water: guided snorkeling among hard and soft corals, optional scuba or sea-walker experiences, and adrenaline options like parasailing and banana boats. Guides brief on reef etiquette before you enter the water; life jackets and basic snorkel gear are provided.
Practical edge: book morning departures to avoid choppier afternoon seas and to see reef critters at their most active. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a light wind shell for the ride, and a waterproof bag for your phone. If you have mobility limits or medical restrictions (pregnancy, back or heart conditions), disclose them at booking: the tour operator enforces strict safety limits. With basic swimming ability and a calm sea, this private charter delivers a flexible mix of thrill and downtime—swim, sun, or simply watch the horizon tilt as the captain navigates home.
The speedboat crossing to Kahung Beach is approximately 15 minutes depending on sea conditions.
Yes—basic snorkel masks, fins and life jackets are included; specialty items like scuba are additional and have age/health limits.
Yes—parasailing and banana boat rides are offered as add-ons; weight and age limits apply and availability depends on sea conditions.
The operator may cancel for unsafe sea conditions and will offer an alternative date or a full refund; cancel at least 24 hours prior for a full refund under standard policy.
Oh-Hoo operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step off Chalong Pier with the engine’s low rumble underfoot and the Andaman’s salt wind pushing at your jacket. The speedboat cuts across open water for about 15 minutes; spray dares you to flinch as the island’s pale beach comes into view. Kahung Beach on Koh Hae (Coral Island) is compact but lively—sand that warms underfoot, reef flats that beckon beneath clear water, and palms that will lean in to shade your lunch.
You step off Chalong Pier with the engine’s low rumble underfoot and the Andaman’s salt wind pushing at your jacket. The speedboat cuts across open water for about 15 minutes; spray dares you to flinch as the island’s pale beach comes into view. Kahung Beach on Koh Hae (Coral Island) is compact but lively—sand that warms underfoot, reef flats that beckon beneath clear water, and palms that will lean in to shade your lunch.
Geology here is simple: a limestone and sandstone shelf dropped into shallow reef systems, producing sheltered coves and coral gardens close to shore. Historically, Coral Island has long been a local fishing ground and a weekend escape for Phuket residents; today small businesses run snorkeling and parasail operations while the island community balances tourism with traditional island life.
Expect a program built around water: guided snorkeling among hard and soft corals, optional scuba or sea-walker experiences, and adrenaline options like parasailing and banana boats. Guides brief on reef etiquette before you enter the water; life jackets and basic snorkel gear are provided.
Practical edge: book morning departures to avoid choppier afternoon seas and to see reef critters at their most active. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a light wind shell for the ride, and a waterproof bag for your phone. If you have mobility limits or medical restrictions (pregnancy, back or heart conditions), disclose them at booking: the tour operator enforces strict safety limits. With basic swimming ability and a calm sea, this private charter delivers a flexible mix of thrill and downtime—swim, sun, or simply watch the horizon tilt as the captain navigates home.