Angthong Marine Park
42 pristine islands, viewpoints and snorkelling.
Best time
Nov – Mar
Currency
THB
Climate
Tropical
Flight
11h
Language
Thai
Ang Thong marine national park brings together forty-two almost uninhabited limestone islands, north-west of Koh Samui. It has been protected since the 1980s, which explains the preservation of its landscapes and the clarity of its waters.
The day starts with a hotel pick-up between 7:30 and 7:45, then boarding a speedboat at the Bangrak beach pier. The first highlight is the climb to the Pha Chancharat viewpoint, which looks out over the archipelago and its jagged islets.
Next comes snorkelling around Koh Wao, followed by some time to relax on Koh Wua Tab Lab. Lunch is served on Koh Paluay. In the afternoon, a walk leads to the Koh Mea Koh viewpoint, one of the best-known panoramas in the park.
Back at your hotel around 4 pm. Transfers, guide, lunch and snacks, snorkelling gear, life jacket and insurance are included.
Highlights
Forty-two uninhabited islands
The Pha Chancharat viewpoint
Snorkelling at Koh Wao
The Koh Mea Koh viewpoint
A protected marine park
What's included
Round-trip hotel transfer and speedboat from Bangrak
Mask, snorkel, life jacket and insurance
Lunch and snacks
A guide throughout the excursion
Itinerary
- 17 h 30 – 7 h 45
Hotel pick-up
Transfer to the pier.
- 2
Bangrak pier
Boarding the speedboat.
- 3
Pha Chancharat viewpoint
A climb up to the lookout.
- 4
Koh Wao
A snorkelling session.
- 5
Koh Wua Tab Lab
Time to relax.
- 6
Koh Paluay
Lunch.
- 7
Koh Mea Koh viewpoint
A walk up to the lookout.
- 816 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












