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Discover Angthong Marine Park by big boat, longtail boat, kayak, snorkel, or on foot during this full-day adventure from Koh Samui and do and see more than you could alone. Highlights include: snorkeling on coral reefs, visiting beautiful caves and panoramic lookouts, sea kayaking, and exploring a secluded blue lagoon. Plus, by exploring this amazing archipelago in the company of a guide, you'll learn more about the region than you would independently.

Take part in one of the most famous beach parties in the world. An iconic Moon Festival party is a must do for anyone visiting Thailand. With rich electronic beats, tasty drinks, and groups of other like-minded travellers, transport yourself into Southeast Asian party life and make some memories with your friends.

Drive along the north of Phuket, stopping at Sarasin Bridge to enjoy a walk across the sea to Phang Nga province. Head to Klongkien Pier to board your unique long-tailed boat, then cruise through the biggest mangrove swamp in southern Thailand, while viewing many beautiful islands of Phang Nga Bay. Stop at James Bond Island where “The Man with the Golden Gun” was filmed, enjoy taking photos, walk around, and then continue cruising to “Grotto Cave” where you can enjoy paddling through the caves while seeing the hundreds of millions of years of stalactites, stalagmites, limestones, wildlife, plants. The next location is the Panyi Village (water village) where we go for lunch (included) and see how amazing their houses are built on stilts. Chance to walk around and relax, then we will head back to the pier to see the best view of Phang Nga Bay. Your trip will be completed by seeing the magnificent view from Samed Nangshe and enjoying the breathtaking view.

This hassle-free trip to Angthong Marine Park from Koh Samui lets you experience the area's many highlights in just one day. Travel in comfort on a spacious 3-deck boat, and enjoy activities such as kayaking (if option selected) along the coastline and hiking on Mae Koh Island. Enjoy a mix of structure and relaxation—on Wua Talap Island, you can swim, snorkel, or sunbathe on the beach.

A trip to “Paradise-park” will always give you plenty of impressions. And it’s not only about its ‘free’ inhabitants. This paradise garden, which takes up about 8 ha, is situated on the mountain Pom (Pom Mountain), the highest one on the island, from where you can see breath-taking views of the coast of Koh Samui, nearby tiny islands, and the vast ocean, merging with equally vast sky. The park itself is also very picturesque with its shady tropical vegetation, flower oases, winding and, by the way, quite steep walking paths. Everything looks neat and tidy, including animals and birds.