Limestone pinnacles in the Andaman Sea near Railay

Railay and Ao Nang, Krabi

Railay, the local islands and bioluminescent plankton

Phra Nang Beach, Koh Poda, Koh Tup, Chicken Island, a sunset aperitif, then a swim among bioluminescent plankton, more or less spectacular depending on the weather, the sea and the moon.

Duration
About 8 hours (12pm to sunset)
Format
Private
Location
Railay and Ao Nang, Krabi

Departure at 12pm. Board a traditional boat called a longtail and head for Railay, the peninsula known to climbers all over the world for its sensational climbing routes. We walk through the village and visit a cave and the spectacular Phra Nang beach (a very touristy spot!).

The day

Then we set course for the local islands for an unforgettable afternoon at sea. First stop on a small beach to taste a few local specialities (buffet lunch). Then on the programme: snorkelling, a visit to the small idyllic islands of the area, and stops on secluded beaches away from mass tourism (Lo Sama, Koh Tup and Chicken Islands). Finally Koh Poda, to end the day in style with an aperitif in front of the sunset.

On the way back, night snorkelling among bioluminescent plankton: a unique experience.

Return at around 8pm.

Included

  • Hotel transfers in Ao Nang
  • Boat and crew
  • Snorkelling gear and life jackets
  • National park fees
  • Experienced English-speaking guide
  • Lunch (5 Thai dishes)
  • Light evening snack
  • Fresh fruit
  • Water
  • Soft drinks
  • Beers (limited)
  • Insurance

Good to know

  • Hotel pickup: 11:45am from Ao Nang; 11:40am from Klong Muang (+฿1,000); 11:30am from Tubkaek (+฿1,300) and Thalane (+฿1,800); 12pm from Railay West beach.
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