Angthong National Marine Park
Moderate Activity
Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.
WHAT YOU VISIT
Angthong National Marine Park by Speedboat
An archipelago of 42 islands in the Gulf of Thailand, Angthong boasts some of Thailand's most unusual and spectacular scenery like steep limestone cliffs, secluded beaches of pristine white sand ideal for swimming and relaxing, waterfalls and hidden coves. Your captain will steer a course northwest of Ko Samui, for a chance to dip in the sea and explore the coral reefs and the underwater world so be sure to bring your snorkel gear. Later you'll head to Ko Mae Ko Island and follow your guide on a hike to the island's main attraction-Emerald Lake also known as Blue Lagoon. Spanning 250 meters by 350 meters (820 to 1,148) feet, the lake is surrounded by an evergreen tropical rainforest and limestone cliffs with a nearby viewpoint that offers photographers and nature enthusiasts never-ending views.
PHOTO OPPORTUNITIES
Angthong National Marine Park is full of marine life. Have your underwater camera at the ready-the wonders down under the waves include schools of butterfly fish, angel fish, parrot fish, blue-spotted fantail rays, blacktip reef sharks, snappers, groupers, sea slugs, blue swimming crabs, sea fans, sea whips, giant clams, oysters, and coral.
LUNCH
Your final stop of the day is lunch on Paluai Island.
WHAT YOU SEE ALONG THE WAY
Feel the sea breeze in your hair as the speedboat zips across the Gulf of Thailand to Angthong National Marine Park, just 28 kilometers (17 miles) from Ko Samui.
Schedule
Special Notes
Note: This is not a pure snorkeling tour but bring your own gear and wear swimsuit under your clothes. Snorkeling and swimming are dependent on the sea water and weather conditions. Not wheelchair accessible. A speed boat will take you right from Nathorn Port, where you will come ashore (off the tender boat) from the ship. Weather forecast plays an important factor in running this tour.
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Moderate Activity
Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.
WHAT YOU VISIT
Angthong National Marine Park by Speedboat
An archipelago of 42 islands in the Gulf of Thailand, Angthong boasts some of Thailand's most unusual and spectacular scenery like steep limestone cliffs, secluded beaches of pristine white sand ideal for swimming and relaxing, waterfalls and hidden coves. Your captain will steer a course northwest of Ko Samui, for a chance to dip in the sea and explore the coral reefs and the underwater world so be sure to bring your snorkel gear. Later you'll head to Ko Mae Ko Island and follow your guide on a hike to the island's main attraction-Emerald Lake also known as Blue Lagoon. Spanning 250 meters by 350 meters (820 to 1,148) feet, the lake is surrounded by an evergreen tropical rainforest and limestone cliffs with a nearby viewpoint that offers photographers and nature enthusiasts never-ending views.
PHOTO OPPORTUNITIES
Angthong National Marine Park is full of marine life. Have your underwater camera at the ready-the wonders down under the waves include schools of butterfly fish, angel fish, parrot fish, blue-spotted fantail rays, blacktip reef sharks, snappers, groupers, sea slugs, blue swimming crabs, sea fans, sea whips, giant clams, oysters, and coral.
LUNCH
Your final stop of the day is lunch on Paluai Island.
WHAT YOU SEE ALONG THE WAY
Feel the sea breeze in your hair as the speedboat zips across the Gulf of Thailand to Angthong National Marine Park, just 28 kilometers (17 miles) from Ko Samui.
Schedule
Special Notes
Note: This is not a pure snorkeling tour but bring your own gear and wear swimsuit under your clothes. Snorkeling and swimming are dependent on the sea water and weather conditions. Not wheelchair accessible. A speed boat will take you right from Nathorn Port, where you will come ashore (off the tender boat) from the ship. Weather forecast plays an important factor in running this tour.