Just 70 kilometres north of Koh Samui, Koh Tao and it's smaller sister island Koh Nang Yuan are blessed with beautiful bays and beaches. Located in crystal clear waters, with spectacular coral reefs along their shorelines, these islands offer some of the best underwater visibility in the Gulf of Thailand. Home to a variety of coral species and abundant tropical marine life including giant clams and colourful fish that you can feed by hand.
You will be picked up from your hotel in Koh Samui and taken to the pier. After check-in a light breakfast is available.
At 9 am the speed boat departs from Koh Samui, headed for Koh Nang Yuan. The first stopping point is a beautiful bay in Koh Tao (depending on weather conditions), where you can have your first taste of the amazing snorkelling. After this, you'll head to the neighbouring island of Koh Nang Yuan and stop for a buffet lunch at a restaurant.
In the afternoon you have more time to enjoy Koh Nang Yuan. You can enjoy more snorkelling and swimming. You can hike up to a viewpoint or around the beautiful island, or just relax and sunbathe on the beautiful beach. You'll depart at 3 pm from Koh Nang Yuan to Koh Samui, followed by a transfer back to your hotel.
Essential Information
Hours:
08:00 - 16:00
Ages:
All
Duration:
8 hours
Guide Price:
£72 per person by Catamaran or £84 per person by speedboat (price is subject to change)
Useful Information:
Speedboat or Catamaran Breakfast and lunch is included
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