ANDAMAN WONDERS
Where the sky meets the sea
THE ISLANDS OF THE ANDAMAN SEA ARE EMERALD PEARLS SCATTERED ACROSS THE ENDLESS WATER SPACE
The Andaman Sea is not just a water area, it is a kingdom of pristine beauty, where the sky merges with the sea, and the emerald waters conceal myriads of treasures. This is a place where you can feel like a small part of great nature and plunge into the world of untouched coral reefs, mysterious islands and mesmerizing sunsets.
The Andaman Sea is a paradise for divers and snorkelers. There are huge coral reefs here, inhabited by colorful and diverse marine life. You can meet huge sea turtles, graceful dolphins, mysterious manta rays and even rare whale sharks. The underwater world of the Andaman Sea is so rich and colorful that it seems to transport you to a fairy tale.
DIVING/SNORKELING
Stop at any of the dive or snorkel stops.
KAYAKING
Kayak through calm waters and explore the coastline.
JUNGLE WALKS
Walk through the tropical jungle, enjoying the beauty of nature.
PHOTO SESSIONS
Take unforgettable photos against the backdrop of tropical landscapes.
PHUKET AND ITS TREASURES
ITINTERNATIONAL ROUTE
DURATION 5 DAYS 4 NIGHTS
DAY 1
KOH MAITON - RACHA YAI
The small and cozy island of Koh Maiton, located southeast of Phuket, is famous for its unique corals, crystal clear waters and relaxing atmosphere. Meanwhile, Koh Racha Yai is known as one of the best places for scuba diving and snorkeling in Thailand. The island, located about 12 km south of Phuket, impresses with its beauty, with most visitors arriving for the beautiful strip of white sand that stretches deep into the island. On Koh Maiton, you can enjoy a variety of water activities such as swimming and snorkeling, and there is even a chance to spot playful dolphins that often accompany boats in this area. Koh Racha Yai is presented in all its magnificent glory, making it a popular destination for scuba diving enthusiasts and nature lovers.
DAY 2
KOH PHI PHI
Koh Phi Phi is a group of six islands, two of which are Phi Phi Don and Phi Phi Leh. Phi Phi Don, the larger and more inhabited island, welcomes hundreds of visitors to its beautiful shores. On the other hand, Phi Phi Leh, the smaller uninhabited island, has stunningly beautiful bays and beaches, including the world-famous Maya Bay. This bay was the filming location for the movie The Beach, starring Leonardo DiCaprio, adding to its appeal as a popular tourist spot. The breathtaking scenery and unique appeal of Phi Phi Island make it a must-visit place in Thailand.
DAY 3
KOH BIDA - KO MA
Koh Bida Nok is the larger of the two islets and offers excellent diving conditions suitable for divers of all skill levels. Divers often enter the water on the eastern side and explore the southern side of the rock. Koh Bida Nok is home to a variety of marine life, including striped sharks and rays resting on the sandy bottom. Koh Ma is the other island, located on the border of Krabi and Trang. Although it lacks sandy beaches, it offers excellent snorkeling opportunities. Shaped like a horse, Koh Ma has a group of sunny rocks where boats are moored, allowing visitors to enjoy bat watching and snorkeling. The waters around the island offer the opportunity to see various species of marine life and explore the vibrant underwater world.
DAY 4
RAILEY BEACH
Railay Beach is a stunning little peninsula with four stunning white sand beaches surrounded by towering limestone cliffs. It is a must-see for any seasoned traveler and remains one of the most sought-after beach areas in Thailand. Located just off Ao Nang Beach and accessible only by boat, Railay offers a tranquil and wonderful world to explore. Within this compact area, you will find viewpoints, caves, and even a hidden lagoon, sunken into the cliffs and fed by the changing tides. Everything is conveniently within walking distance, making Railay Beach a true paradise for beach lovers and adventurers alike.
DAY 5
JAMES BOND ISLAND - KOH HONG
James Bond Island is a famous landmark in Phang Nga Bay, made famous by its role in the James Bond film "The Man with the Golden Gun". This iconic island has become a must-visit on the world tourist map due to its cinematic past. Koh Hong (Room Island) is another famous island from the famous lime islands, completely surrounded by rock walls, resembling a huge hall with a single entrance open to the sky. Interestingly, there are several islands in Phang Nga Bay named "Hong". One of the distinctive features of this famous bay is the numerous steep limestone cliffs that rise majestically from the emerald green water, creating a stunning and breathtaking landscape. The majestic cliffs and breathtaking beauty make Phang Nga Bay a delightful and popular destination for travelers seeking natural beauty and cinematic charm.
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