Snorkel Adventure in Koh Rok and Koh Haa from Khao Lak
Your adventure begins with an early morning pick-up from your hotel in Khao Lak, whisked away by a shared minivan. Upon arrival at the pier in Phuket, you're greeted warmly by the team and invited to check in. Here, you can collect your snorkel gear and prepare for the day ahead. A selection of hot beverages and light breakfast snacks are available for your enjoyment before departure.
The journey to Koh Rok commences via speedboat, where, upon arrival, you'll dive into your first snorkelling experience at Siam Bay in Koh Rok Nai. Marvel at the gigantic coral formations and meet a multitude of clownfish, affectionately known as "Nemo". From there, you'll be transported to Koh Rok Yai. Here, you can unwind on the immaculate white sand beach and swim in the crystal clear water. A delectable lunch buffet awaits you on this beach, offering a variety of food, beverages and seasonal fruits.
In the afternoon, depending on sea conditions, the second snorkel stop is either at Pakrong Bay or Laemson Bay. The journey then continues from Koh Rok to Koh Haa, translated as "5 Islands". Snorkel between these islands in the beautiful azure water and discover an impressive coral reef teeming with colourful fish. As the day draws to a close, you'll depart from Koh Haa back to Phuket, passing by Maiton Island - home to dolphins. With luck, you might spot some of these playful creatures. The tour concludes upon arrival back at the pier in Phuket, followed by a shared minivan drop-off at your hotel.
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Do this because
- Start your day with a warm welcome at the Phuket pier before heading to Koh Rok
- Experience your first snorkel at Siam Bay in Koh Rok Nai, home to gigantic coral formations
- Relax on the white sand beach of Koh Rok Yai and indulge in a delectable lunch buffet
- Discover an impressive coral reef teeming with colorful fish between the 5 Islands of Koh Haa
Important to know
Know in advance:
- Please indicate your accommodation address at check-out
- The transfer time between Khao Lak and the speedboat pier is about 2.5 hours one-way
- Koh Rok and Koh Haa Islands are located remotely, and will take 2 hours one-way to reach it by speedboat. The Andaman Sea is a rough sea with usually big waves, and it might be a bumpy speedboat ride. You can ask the local operator's staff for a pill for seasickness if you have a sensitive stomach
- The biggest speed boat can accommodate up to 60 guests
- Tour schedule might differ due to weather and sea conditions
- Rain in Southern Thailand is very unpredictable and can happen anytime, especially in monsoon season from May until December. Even if it rains, the tour is guaranteed to happen if conditions are safe, and no refund will be granted. Rainfall is usually short and can stop anytime. If the local operator determines that conditions are unsafe, they will cancel and offer you to reschedule to another day or get a full refund
Remember to bring:
- Some snacks or breakfast in case you get hungry in the morning transfer
Cancellation policy
Receive a 100% refund if you cancel up to 24 hours before the experience begins.
What’s included
- Entrance fees
- Buffet
- Guided tour
- Water
- Snacks
- Hotel pick-up and drop-off
- Mask, snorkel and fins
- Soft drinks
- Snorkeling
- Speedboat ride
Booking fee
Good news! No extra fees are applied to this booking.
Location
Meeting point:
Pick-up is available from any hotel in Khao Lak.
Provider
Discover Thailand
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