krabi 7 island hop, chaos in deep green

see the best of krabi
hopping your way through seven iconic islands

1,000 baht
adult or child, same price

each one serving a fresh slice of paradise. it’s the kind of day where you’re literally bouncing between beaches, sandbars, caves, and insane water colors.

the tour

the 7 islands tour is also known as the 4 islands because it spotlights four iconic jewels of the national marine park: koh tup, koh mor, koh gai, and koh poda. these are the postcard‑perfect stars of the route. the name may vary depending on the tour operator, but the magic of the journey stays exactly the same.

the ride

the iconic traditional longtail boat is the recommended ride in krabi. it’s super local, super scenic, and honestly way more comfortable than people expect. the price above is for the longtail boat, which is the vibe if you want the real krabi feel.

if you prefer speed, the speedboat option is available at 1,200 baht per adult or child.

inclusive

national park fee for foreigners is not included:

200 baht per adult
100 baht per child

please have cash ready, payment is quick and easy during check‑in.

pickup

pickup from your hotel

7:30 krabi town, haad tubkaek, haad klong muang
8:00 ao nam mao
8:30 ao nang beach, haad noppharat thara

what to bring

sunscreen, hat, sunglasses, swimsuit, towel, waterproof camera or gopro, water shoes if you don’t want the little ouch walk on rocks. a dry bag is also super helpful if you’re the type who panics about your phone getting wet.

nopparat thara pier

departure times: 9:00 or 13:00
super easy check‑in, boats lined up, water already looking unreal.

koh tup

stroll along a spectacular sandbar where crystal‑clear waters shimmer like liquid glass, turning every step into its own little island adventure.

koh tup (or tub island) is famous for its unique sandbar, thale waek, which means “separated sea.” during low tide, the sandbar connects koh tup to koh mor and koh gai. you can literally walk across the sea, which feels insane. the clear waters are perfect for snorkeling, with tons of tiny fish swimming around. the whole place is super serene and photogenic.

koh mor

koh mor is connected to koh tup by the famous sandbar. it has rocky formations, clear waters, and tons of colorful fish and coral reefs. it’s ideal for snorkeling and swimming. the underwater world is rich and super pretty. if you love exploring spots that feel untouched, koh mor gives you that quiet, natural escape.

koh mor and koh gai highlights

– thale waek
– walk on the sandbar
– swimming

koh gai

Kkoh gai is the unusual‑looking island named for its rock formation shaped like a resting chicken. “gai” in thai means chicken. the water here is crystal clear, and snorkeling is super satisfying. koh gai (chicken island) is surrounded by coral reefs and colorful fish, making it great for both beginners and experienced snorkelers. the rugged terrain and greenery also make it fun to explore.

– Boat snorkeling

Koh Tang Ming

– Boat snorkeling

Koh Si

– Boat snorkeling

Koh Poda

Swimming, snorkeling and relaxing on the beach.

Koh Poda or Poda Island. Poda Island is a quintessential tropical paradise with its long stretch of white sandy beach, clear turquoise waters, and swaying palm trees. It’s an ideal spot for swimming, sunbathing, and snorkeling. The shallow waters are home to a variety of marine life, making it a favorite destination for underwater enthusiasts. The island’s stunning scenery makes it a perfect backdrop for unforgettable photos.

– Swimming
– Lunch
– 17:00 beach BBQ (sunset)

Ao Railay

Railay Beach is one of Krabi’s most famous and picturesque beaches. Accessible only by boat, it offers a tranquil escape from the bustling mainland. The beach is surrounded by towering limestone cliffs, creating a dramatic and awe-inspiring landscape. Visitors can enjoy swimming, sunbathing, and snorkeling in the clear waters. Railay Beach is also a popular destination for rock climbing enthusiasts, offering a range of climbing routes for all skill levels.

Tham Phra Nang

discover the magnificent phra nang cave beach. you can explore the cave, chill on the beach, catch the sunset, or swim with luminescent plankton at night.
phra nang cave beach is known for its limestone cliffs, clear waters, and pristine sand. the cave is a significant site for local fishermen who believe it brings good luck. the beach is also a popular rock‑climbing spot with insane views.

– Phra Nang Cave
– Phra Nang Beach
– Swimming