In the early morning, we head towards Noppharat Thara Beach to board our private speedboat for a 2-hour journey to Koh Ha

Koh Ha archipelago is a hidden paradise that does not exist on Google maps. Before it became relatively well-known to locals, the main Island was a shelter for Sea Gypsies and fishermen. Its harbor provided a safe spot for them to avoid storms as there are no other nearby islands in this area of the Andaman Sea. We will stop here for about an hour, allowing us to enjoy snorkeling and exploring the fascinating underwater world.

Koh Ha is home to manta rays, whale sharks, sea snakes, shrimps, lionfish, ghost pipefish, turtles, and colorful corals including sea whips or sea fans. 

Our next stop is Koh Rok Nok which is located 30 km south of Koh Lanta Yai and belongs to Mu Koh Lanta National Park. Almost no people live on Ko Rok; only the Marine Park Rangers reside here, leaving the islands unspoiled. Ko Rok Nok has some beautiful beaches to offer and Ao Man Sai Beach is ranked in the top ten most beautiful beaches in Thailand. This long beach has natural white powder sands and crystal-clear waters, with a fairly shallow tide rich with fabulous corals offshore.

After a delicious lunch onshore, take your time to wander around and soak in the pristine coastline views right in front of you.

Just 100 meters from Koh Rok Nok lays Koh Rok Nai which can be easily swayed. Between these two islands is a snorkelers’ paradise with its clear waters and a visibility of up to 20 meters. The long reef extends for a square mile with soft and hard corals. Sea lovers will surely not let themselves miss this excellent opportunity to discover the treasure of the sea.

Our 3rd and last snorkeling spot is Laemson Bay, another of Koh Rok’s attractive beaches where you can enjoy fantastic snorkeling close to the shore. In the right season (November – April), the crystal-clear blue water has excellent visibility, providing incredible views of diverse marine life.

While pufferfish and angelfish are common sights, snorkelers might also see barracudas, pipefish, scorpionfish, and others. You will have enough time to relax further or get some sun at Ao Man Sai at your leisure.

Bid farewell to this beautiful paradise and cruise back to Krabi mainland. We arrive back at the hotel before sunset time.

PROGRAM CONCLUDES