Surin Islands National Park
National park, snorkelling at Mae Yai Bay and Turtle Bay.
Thailand10 hEasy
Best time
Nov – Mar
Currency
THB
Climate
Tropical
Flight
11h
Language
Thai
The Surin marine national park brings together five islands at the far north of the Thai Andaman Sea, near the Burmese border. Quieter than the Similans, they keep one of the country's best-preserved reefs.
Hotel pick-up is between 7:30 and 7:45, with check-in at Namkhem Marina at 8:30 and departure by speedboat. Once in the park, a first snorkelling stop opens the day, then Mae Yai Bay offers time to swim and relax before lunch, served as a buffet.
The afternoon brings a second snorkelling stop, a run through the Ching Kad channel and Turtle Bay, whose seagrass beds draw green turtles. A third and final snorkelling stop rounds off the day.
Back at your hotel around 5 pm. Transfers, guide, lunch and snacks, snorkelling gear, life jacket and insurance are included.
Highlights
A very well-preserved reef
Three snorkelling stops
Swimming at Mae Yai Bay
Green turtles at Turtle Bay
The Ching Kad channel
What's included
Round-trip transfer and speedboat from Namkhem Marina
Mask, snorkel, life jacket and insurance
Buffet lunch and snacks
A guide throughout the excursion
Itinerary
- 17 h 30 – 7 h 45
Hotel pick-up
Transfer to the marina.
- 28 h 30
Namkhem Marina
Check-in and boarding the speedboat.
- 3
Surin Islands National Park
Arrival in the marine park.
- 4
First snorkelling stop
Into the water for the first time.
- 5
Mae Yai Bay
Swimming and relaxing.
- 6
Lunch
A buffet served on site.
- 7
Second snorkelling stop
Back in the water.
- 8
Ching Kad channel
A run through the channel.
- 9
Turtle Bay
Watching the turtles.
- 10
Third snorkelling stop
The last dip of the day.
- 1117 h
Back at the hotel
End of the excursion.
Cancellation
Free cancellation up to 24 hours before departure.
Local partner
Globeasy local partner
Runs the excursion on the ground
