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Settle aboard a power catamaran for snorkeling around Coral Island, paddleboarding over clear reefs, and a seaside dinner as the sun drops behind Promthep Cape. This 5-hour cruise blends active water time with a relaxed sunset service—perfect for mixed-ability groups.
Settle aboard a power catamaran for snorkeling around Coral Island, paddleboarding over clear reefs, and a seaside dinner as the sun drops behind Promthep Cape. This 5-hour cruise blends active water time with a relaxed sunset service—perfect for mixed-ability groups.
A late-afternoon catamaran eases away from Phuket, the hull humming as the horizon flattens into a long line of gold. Passengers move from shaded cockpit to forward nets, scanning pockets of turquoise where coral gardens break the surface. At Coral Island (Koh Hae) the sea invites: clear kayaks and paddleboards sit ready while snorkelers slip through warm water to inspect branching coral and tropical fish.
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Operated by MY Holiday Centre · Phuket, Phuket Province
A late-afternoon catamaran eases away from Phuket, the hull humming as the horizon flattens into a long line of gold. Passengers move from shaded cockpit to forward nets, scanning pockets of turquoise where coral gardens break the surface. At Coral Island (Koh Hae) the sea invites: clear kayaks and paddleboards sit ready while snorkelers slip through warm water to inspect branching coral and tropical fish.
The route threads local geography and culture. Koh Hae’s reefs are living limestone and coral structures that attract anglers and dive guides alike; Promthep Cape (Laem Phromthep) is a granite headland long used as a lookout by fishermen and now prized for sweeping sunset views. Onboard, the crew serves Thai plates—chicken satay, tom yum, fried fish with ginger—echoes of southern Phuket’s coastal cuisine and fishing traditions.
Expect a mixed-pace afternoon: snorkeling and beach stops when the sea is calm, followed by a relaxed cruise toward Promthep for the sunset. Guides typically supply snorkeling gear, handline fishing kits, and clear kayaks; transfers from Patong, Kata, Karon and Rawai are often included. Seas can be choppy when weather shifts—staggered movement and steady footing are necessary.
Practical tips: time your trip for late afternoon light and lighter midday heat; bring reef-safe sunscreen and a lightweight wind layer; hydrate between activities. Respect no-touch rules on reefs, return fishing catch per local regulations, and leave only footprints on sandy shores. The outing balances activity and ease—ideal for travelers who want water time, a solid chance to fish, and a sunset dinner off southern Phuket.
The cruise runs approximately five hours, including island stops, snorkeling, and the sunset leg.
Transfers from Patong, Kata, Karon and Rawai beaches are typically included—confirm pickup point when booking.
Yes; snorkeling equipment is supplied, though some guests prefer their own masks for fit.
Yes—there are shallow snorkeling areas and flotation devices; children should be supervised and life jackets used as required.
MY Holiday Centre operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
A late-afternoon catamaran eases away from Phuket, the hull humming as the horizon flattens into a long line of gold. Passengers move from shaded cockpit to forward nets, scanning pockets of turquoise where coral gardens break the surface. At Coral Island (Koh Hae) the sea invites: clear kayaks and paddleboards sit ready while snorkelers slip through warm water to inspect branching coral and tropical fish.
A late-afternoon catamaran eases away from Phuket, the hull humming as the horizon flattens into a long line of gold. Passengers move from shaded cockpit to forward nets, scanning pockets of turquoise where coral gardens break the surface. At Coral Island (Koh Hae) the sea invites: clear kayaks and paddleboards sit ready while snorkelers slip through warm water to inspect branching coral and tropical fish.
The route threads local geography and culture. Koh Hae’s reefs are living limestone and coral structures that attract anglers and dive guides alike; Promthep Cape (Laem Phromthep) is a granite headland long used as a lookout by fishermen and now prized for sweeping sunset views. Onboard, the crew serves Thai plates—chicken satay, tom yum, fried fish with ginger—echoes of southern Phuket’s coastal cuisine and fishing traditions.
Expect a mixed-pace afternoon: snorkeling and beach stops when the sea is calm, followed by a relaxed cruise toward Promthep for the sunset. Guides typically supply snorkeling gear, handline fishing kits, and clear kayaks; transfers from Patong, Kata, Karon and Rawai are often included. Seas can be choppy when weather shifts—staggered movement and steady footing are necessary.
Practical tips: time your trip for late afternoon light and lighter midday heat; bring reef-safe sunscreen and a lightweight wind layer; hydrate between activities. Respect no-touch rules on reefs, return fishing catch per local regulations, and leave only footprints on sandy shores. The outing balances activity and ease—ideal for travelers who want water time, a solid chance to fish, and a sunset dinner off southern Phuket.