Phuket Snorkeling

Snorkeling in Koh Phi Phi

The Phi Phi islands have some of the most spectacular landscape, beaches with vertical cliffs in the backdrop. There are two smaller islands, Koh Bida Nok and Koh Bida Nai next to Koh Phi Phi Le in the south. These are areas with limestone where there is an outstanding underwater marine life.

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Snorkeling in Similan National Park

All islands were declared National Park in 1982 to protect the island about abusive tourism developments, that can be found on some islands in Thailand. You therefore will find no hotels; only bungalows and tents are rented on one of the islands.
The archipelago therefore remained untouched civilization and offers one of the most beautiful landscapes of Thailand.

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Koh Racha Yai

Koh Racha Yai is the largest of the two islands located off the Southeastern coast of Phuket. Different kinds of corals can be spotted here with the Staghorn coral predominating in many areas. Marine life is rich and species such as Barracuda, Tuna and Milk Fish can be found in this area.

Similan Island – Overnight

The Similan Island National Park is known for its white sandy beaches, amazing coral reefs, crystal blue waters, warm tropical nights and cooling breezes coming off the Andaman Sea. There are nine uninhabited islands with the best scenery in Thailand.

Coral Island Private

Coral Island, known locally as Koh Hae, is a beautiful getaway destination located nine kilometers southeast of Phuket. The island features two main beaches, Long Beach and Banana Beach. You will be taken by speedboat 15 minutes from Chalong.