Top Ko Lanta Sea Caving

Visit the Tung Yee Peng Village, a small village on the East coast of Koh Lanta. The mangroves here are almost as big as the island. At the edge of the water, a bridge welcomes you and on the other side, there is a cement path going through the mangroves. Mangrove roots create a quiet and protected area for fishes, crabs, oysters, lobsters, and shrimps. The forest is also a guard zone for reptiles, mammals, and birds and protects the coast from erosion. Take a longtail boat to explore mangrove areas and watching the variety of local fauna - colorful birds, mudskippers, fiddler crabs. Stop at the monkey point. You can see the monkeys and watch them swim and dive.

One of the best ways to explore the natural beauty of Koh Lanta’s sea caves and mangroves is to glide through them on a kayak. This hassle-free tour takes care of all the logistics to make this happen, by organizing your kayaks, life-jackets, guides, and even lunch (if you choose a full-day option), so you just need to enjoy your time on the water.

Kayak through the mangroves and sea caves on the waters near Koh Lanta by Tung Yee Peng Village. Your tour will start with a convenient hotel pick up, and then you’ll travel to the pier. Your guide will show you the best ways to explore the caves and mangroves. After, you’ll have an included lunch at Bu Bu Island where you can swim and snorkel, too.

Discover the highlights and hidden treasures of Koh Lanta on this full-day sightseeing tour. See the sights you might miss on your own with a guided tour of Koh Lanta’s Old Town, before jumping on a longtail boat and going on a scenic trip through the mangroves. You’ll also visit a small fishing village to learn about life on the island.

Travel back to Ao Nang from Koh Lanta in style on the Ao Nang Princess ferry, offering breathtaking views of the stunning Andaman coast. Enjoy the ease of a hotel pickup and relax in air-conditioned comfort as you cruise. Upon arrival, you'll be dropped off at Nopparat Thara Pier, a convenient spot to continue your journey. From there, it’s simple to grab a taxi and head straight to your accommodation.

Thailand’s Andaman Coast is home to some of the country’s most spectacular coastal scenery, so don’t let limited time stop you from seeing the highlights. Departing from Koh Lanta, this attraction-packed tour covers several Phi Phi Islands hot spots in just one day, with plenty of time for swimming, snorkeling, and capturing social media-worthy shots.

See the ocean cliffs, beaches, and bays of the Phi Phi Islands on a full-day speedboat tour from Koh Lanta. Visit Maya Bay, Monkey Beach, and more on a day of swimming, snorkeling, and exploring. You won't have to plan an itinerary or hotel transfers, and you'll also enjoy a traditional Thai buffet lunch. Learn about the local marine life as you explore the coral reefs.

Discover the lush green island by kayak with small group 2-8 PAX and spot small creatures such as monkeys and lizards. Enter small and big sea caves which feature fresh clear water, stalagmites and stalactites that twinkle and shine. Paddling on kayak into the officially protected Tung Yee Peng Mangrove Forest, which offers a worthwhile break from the beaches. Paddle to Koh Talabeng Cave and admire the stunning rock formations, enjoy a refreshing swim in glistening emerald green waters. Cave exploring at Koh Phee is an exciting adventure where you can admire the impressive limestone formations and enjoy the stunning panoramic scenery.

This small group adventure takes you kayaking in the fresh water sea caves full of stalagmites and stalactites, the Tung Yee Peng mangrove forest, Talabeng Cave, and a few more places, too. You’ll keep costs down by island-hopping with this small group, but still have an intimate experience. Lunch and transport are provided too, so you don’t need to organize any details.

Tung Yee Peng Village is a small village on the East coast of Koh Lanta. The mangroves here are almost as big as the island. At the edge of the water, a bridge welcomes you and on the other side, there is a cement path going through the mangroves. Mangrove roots create a quiet and protected area for fishes, crabs, oysters, lobsters, and shrimps. The forest is also a guard zone for reptiles, mammals, and birds and protects the coast from erosion. A leisurely day of kayaking is well worth the trip, where you will see monkeys, monitor lizards, and many pretty birds. It is quite relaxing to float in this silent world and the water is lake-like even in rough conditions.

Avoid last-minute hassles by pre-booking this one-way transportation from Koh Lanta to Phuket. Choose to get picked up from your Koh Lanta hotel or meet at Saladan Pier for your ride air-conditioned comfort on the Ao Nang Princess ferry. Relaxing while you enjoy the Andaman Sea's stunning scenery, and then enjoy transportation from Rassada Port to your hotel in Phuket Town, Patong, Karon, or Kata Beach.