Surin, into the quiet remote paradise

Dive into vibrant coral gardens and connect with the wisdom of the Moken community.

฿3,000 adult/child

All-inclusive

Mu Koh Surin National Park

An unspoiled paradise for travelers seeking an extraordinary escape. Known for their stunning marine biodiversity, pristine beaches, and vibrant local culture, Koh Surin is an ideal destination for nature lovers, adventure seekers, and anyone longing for a slice of tropical bliss.

Upon arrival, visitors are greeted by the breathtaking beauty of Koh Surin’s twin islands, North and South Surin. Both islands are part of the Mu Ko Surin National Park, renowned for its rich marine life and crystal-clear waters. Tourists can explore the islands’ diverse ecosystems through a variety of activities:

3x snorkeling

2x boat snorkeling and 1x beach snorkeling. The underwater world of Koh Surin is a kaleidoscope of colors, teeming with vibrant coral reefs and exotic marine creatures. Popular dive sites such as Richelieu Rock and Ao Mae Yai Bay offer unforgettable experiences for both novice and experienced divers.

Hiking and Wildlife Watching

The islands are crisscrossed with lush jungle trails, providing opportunities to spot indigenous wildlife, including monitor lizards, flying foxes, and a variety of bird species. Guided tours are available for those who wish to delve deeper into the natural wonders of the islands.

Cultural Experiences

Koh Surin is home to the Moken Sea Gypsies, an indigenous community with a unique way of life. Visitors can learn about their traditions, craftsmanship, and sustainable practices through guided cultural tours.

Accommodation and Dining

For those opting to stay overnight, Koh Surin offers a range of accommodation options, from basic camping facilities to comfortable bungalows. Staying on the islands allows visitors to fully immerse themselves in the natural beauty and tranquility of the surroundings.

Dining on Koh Surin is a delightful experience, with local eateries serving fresh seafood, Thai specialties, and international dishes. Many tours include meal packages, ensuring guests can savor the flavors of the island without worry.

Pickup

Pickup time

Phuket

5:00 Koh Siray
5:30 Mueang Phuket, Cape Panwa, Haad Rawai
6:00 Haad Kata, Haad Karon, Haad Patong
6:30 Haad Kamala
6:45 Haad Surin, Haad Bang Toa
7:15 Haad Nai Thon, Phuket Airport, Haad Niyang, Haad Mhai Kao, Haad Na Tai, Haad Khok Khoy

Phang Nga

6:45 Ban Nam Khem
7:00 Haad Bang Sak, Haad Pakarang, Haad Pakweeb
7:15 Haad Khuk Khak
7:30 Haad Bang Nieang
7:45 Haad Nang Thong
8:00 Haad Merlin, Lam Lan, Thaplamu

Morning begins softly at Namkhem Pier

8:30

Arrive at the private pier for check‑in and insurance registration. Receive a beach bag with a towel, beach mat, and fins.

Once everything is set, have breakfast and take a seasick pill to keep the journey comfortable from the very start.

Prohibition

Provide a brief explanation of the itinerary and the key prohibitions before departure, ensuring everyone understands the schedule, safety guidelines, and what is not allowed during the trip.

Departure

9:30

The journey takes approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes aboard a luxury, four‑engine speedboat with 60 seats.

Moken Village

The “Sea Gypsy”

Surin Islands
– Lunch at the National Park’s Restaurant
– Snorkeling for a school of clown fish and sea anemones.

Ao Sapparot

Boat snorkeling at Ao Sapparot. A calm, sheltered bay with clear turquoise water, Ao Sapparot is perfect for an easy, refreshing snorkel stop. As the boat anchors, the sea turns glassy and inviting, a gentle place to slip in and drift above bright corals, small reef fish, and sunlit underwater scenery. It’s a short, simple moment of beauty, but one that stays with you long after you climb back on deck.

Ao Mae Yai

Boat snorkeling at Ao Mae Yai. Ao Mae Yai offers a wide, calm stretch of sea where the water turns a soft, inviting blue, perfect for an easy snorkeling stop. As the boat anchors offshore, you slip into gentle waves and drift above scattered corals, small reef fish, and sunlit sandy patches. It’s a simple, peaceful moment on the water, ideal for a relaxed swim before continuing your island journey.