Thailand’s clearest water. Phuket’s most brag‑worthy day trip.
3,000 baht adult/child
All-inclusive,
like a tropical fantasy, no billionaire required.

Mu Koh Lanta National Park
Some islands are beautiful. Koh Rok is ridiculous. This twin‑island paradise inside Mu Koh Lanta National Park is the kind of place that makes even seasoned island‑hoppers stop, stare, and whisper, “How is this real?”
The water is so clear it looks like someone polished the ocean. The sand is so soft it squeaks under your feet. And the coral reefs? They’re basically underwater fireworks.
They’re remote enough to stay pristine, close enough to reach comfortably, and dramatic enough to make every other beach you’ve seen feel like a warm‑up.
4x snorkeling sessions

Because once isn’t enough.
You’re not just dipping your toes into paradise, you’re diving in four times.
3 boat snorkeling sessions + 1 beach snorkeling session, each one showing off a different shade of Koh Rok magic.
Slide into water so clear you’ll swear you’re floating in liquid glass. Every stop reveals something new: coral gardens bursting with color, fish that look hand‑painted, and the occasional turtle gliding by like it’s doing a slow‑motion cameo just for you.
Your guides know all the secret spots, the hidden reefs, the fish‑filled corners, the “oh wow” moments that make you forget you’re wearing a snorkel at all.
Prices including the national park fee for foreigner: ฿500 adult, ฿250 child. And including fins and towel.
Operating days: Wednesday & Saturday, until 10 May. Koh Rok is open 15 October – 15 May each year.
Pickup
Your day begins with a hotel pickup from Phuket or Phang Nga. Early, yes, but trust us, paradise waits for no one.
Phang Nga
5:30 Tumbon Takua Pa
5:40 Pullman Khao Lak Resort, Ban Nam Khem
5:50 Haad Bangsak
6:00 Haad Pakarang, Haad Khuk Khak
6:10 Haad Bang Niang
6:20 Haad Khao Lak, Khaolak Sunset Resort
6:30 Khaolak Merlin Resort
7:10 Tumbon Khok Kloi, Haad Natai
Phuket
6.50 Haad Patong
6:40 Haad Kamala, Haad Rawai, Haad Naihan, Haad Tritrang
7:00 Laem Panwa, Haad Kata, Haad Karon
Leam Nga Pier
9:00
You’re greeted with check‑in, insurance registration, breakfast, and a gentle reminder to take a seasick pill if you want the smoothest ride.
Arrive at the private pier for check‑in and insurance registration. Once everything is set, have breakfast and take a seasick pill to keep the journey comfortable from the very start.
Special amenities included at no extra charge
This is also where you choose your fin size and sort out your towel situation, both included, both premium, both designed to make your life easier. Sometimes the towels are already onboard, sometimes they’re handed out at the pier, so if you’re not sure, just ask the crew with a smile: “Do I need to grab my towel now?” They’ll point you in the right direction instantly.
Departure
9:30
On a luxury four‑engine speedboat with 45 seats. Translation: fast, comfortable, and built for island‑hopping glory.
The ride to Koh Rok takes 1 hour 50 minutes, but it feels shorter because the Andaman Sea is basically a moving postcard. You’ll pass limestone cliffs, emerald coves, and water so blue it looks like it’s been edited.
Koh Rok Nai
Stay on the boat. breathe it in. watch the magic.
The crew heads ashore first to unload equipment and prepare your lunch area on the beach. From the boat, you get a front‑row seat to paradise without lifting a finger.
This moment is pure anticipation, the calm before your underwater love story begins.
You’re not rushing.
You’re not queuing.
You’re not juggling bags.
You’re simply soaking in the view while the team sets up your perfect island base. It’s a small detail, but it feels incredibly luxe.
Boat snorkeling session #1
11:00

The warm‑up that feels like a finale.
You drop into water so clear you can see your shadow on the sand below. The coral here is alive, colorful, and thriving, a rare treat in today’s world. Expect:
- Neon parrotfish
- Curious clownfish
- Giant clams
- Sea turtles cruising like they own the place
Your guides know the best spots, the hidden corners, and the “don’t miss this” moments.
Koh Rok Nok
This is the heart of the day, the part where you fall in love.
Boat snorkeling session #2
12:00

Before beach time + lunch.
The reefs here are deeper, more dramatic, and full of marine life that looks like it was painted by a very enthusiastic artist.
Unspoiled beaches
This is the kind of sand that makes you rethink your life choices.
Soft. White. Powdery. The water is so clear it looks like a giant infinity pool.
You can:
- Stretch out under the sun
- Snorkel straight from the shore
- Float in turquoise bliss
- Wander the coastline like you’re in a commercial
Lunch on the beach
A delicious island lunch served under the shade. Simple, fresh, and exactly what you want after a morning of swimming.
Nature trails, the island’s secret side
If you’re feeling adventurous, follow the jungle trails. They’re gentle, shady, and full of surprises:
- Monitor lizards sunbathing like celebrities
- Tropical birds calling from the canopy
- Butterflies drifting through the trees
- Hidden pockets of greenery untouched by time
It’s a quiet, grounding moment between all the ocean sparkle.
Viewpoints
Climb to the lookouts for panoramic views of the Andaman Sea.
From up here, the water looks like layers of turquoise, jade, and sapphire melting into each other.
This is where you take the photo that makes your friends ask, “Where is this?”
Koh Haa
Boat snorkeling session #3
14:00

The grand finale.
Koh Haa is famous for its lagoon, a natural swimming pool carved by the sea. The water is calm, clear, and impossibly blue.
Expect:
- Schools of fish swirling like confetti
- Dramatic underwater rock formations
- Coral gardens glowing in the sunlight
It’s the perfect final chapter to your underwater trilogy.
The journey home
15:30 depart
17:30 arrive at the pier
19:00 back at your hotel, sun‑kissed, salty, and glowing like you just stepped out of a travel commercial.
This is the kind of day that stays with you, the kind you replay in your head when you’re stuck in traffic or scrolling through emails.
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