Similan, your deep-blue day

Your luxury escape to the best island paradise, curated by Pam.

1,700 baht adult/child

Mu Koh Similan National Park

Welcome to the kind of blue that makes your phone camera panic. Discover world‑class snorkeling, bright coral gardens, and beaches so white they look like they’ve been washed with extra bleach. Swim, sunbathe, wander, and climb to viewpoints that scream, “Pam, look at this!” every five seconds

Similan, please

5x snorkeling

Five chances to jump in, float around, and pretend you’re the main character in a nature documentary.

Two boat snorkeling spots.
Three beach snorkeling spots.
All of them serving “underwater wow.”

Expect parrotfish, clownfish, angelfish,
and maybe a sea turtle cruising by like,
“Move, Pam, I’m fabulous.”

Seasonal magic

Similan in full power mode

Similan is seasonal,
which basically means the universe opens the door for a few months and says,
“You made it just in time!”

From October 15th to May 15th, it’s pure ocean perfection.
After that, the islands take a nap to protect the marine world.

A passport or Thai ID copy is required after booking to complete the registration for visiting Koh Similan.

Not include

Luxury, without the billionaire price tag

Price exclude the national park fee.

Foreigners pay 500 baht per adult, 250 baht per child.
Blame the park,
not me.
I’m just the cute messenger.

No car? No worries.

We’ll pick you up like the VIP you already are.
Round-trip rates:

300 baht from Phang Nga
400 baht from Phuket
1,000 baht from Krabi

All creamy‑easy and zero stress.

Switching hotels or flying out?

Still no problem.
This service is available for Similan only.

Drop‑off at Phuket Airport or another hotel is just 500 baht more.
You can check out before pickup.

We’ll even babysit your luggage while you go live your mermaid life.
(Yes, really. You go sparkle. We’ll handle the bags.)

Similan, everything becomes wow

And you become the main character

Pickup

We collect you from your beach hotel in Phuket, Phang Nga, or Krabi and whisk you toward the private pier in Phang Nga. Expect sunrise colors and cliffs giving full cinematic energy.

Phuket

5:30 Koh Siray, 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

Krabi

5:30 Mueang Krabi, Haad Ao Nang, Haad Klong Moung

Morning at Thap Lamu Pier

We’re going to the islands.

The pier has Wi‑Fi, bathrooms, showers,
and everything you need to feel human.

Check‑in

8:00

Arrive,
register,
and receive your beach bag with towel, mat, and fins —
basically your “I’m ready to be fabulous” kit.

Have breakfast,
take a seasick pill,
and get comfy.

Breakfast before the blue

The pre‑island feast.

The meal that forgives your early wake‑up and fuels your first steps toward paradise.

Buffet highlights:

Chicken congee
Fried noodles
Fried rice
Scrambled eggs
Chicken sausage
Bread
Banana
Tea, coffee, cocoa, fruit juice

Tour briefing

Your island hopping keeps paradise picture‑perfect.

A quick briefing so everyone knows what’s allowed,
what’s not,
and how not to get banned from paradise.

Departure

9:30

Hop onto a luxury,
three‑engine speedboat with 45 seats.

One hour and twenty minutes of wind, waves,
and “Pam, this is happening.”

Koh Similan, the bluest masterpiece.

Koh 8 (Koh Ruea Bai)

Koh 8, the highlight everyone waits for

Ao Kuerk

11:00

Your beach day, make it runway.

A calm bay with water so clear you can see your future. Soft sand, blue everywhere, and the perfect spot to float and forget your responsibilities.

Hiking to the viewpoint

A short trail leads to a view that looks like a postcard got jealous of itself.

Beach snorkeling

Walk in, dip down, and boom — coral city.

Koh 7 (Koh Payu)

12:00

Boat snorkeling at Koh 7, where the fish are colorful, the coral is dramatic, and the water is so clear it feels illegal.

Koh 9 (Koh Ba Ngu)

Sometimes we snorkeling here.

Koh 4 (Koh Miang)

Koh 4, the island of beautiful beaches

Haad Nah

13:00

Also known as Princess Beach because she absolutely acts like one.

Soft sand,
bright sun,
and beach snorkeling that feels like a warm hug from the ocean.

Buffet lunch

Is served at the national park restaurant,
offering a comforting mix of Thai flavors and familiar favorites.

The menu includes:

Steamed rice
Spaghetti with chicken tomato sauce
Fried chicken
Stir‑fried vegetables
Chicken Massaman curry
Seafood
Omelet
Fresh fruits

Simple, comforting, and exactly what you need between adventures.

Haad Lek

A cute coastal trail takes you from Haad Nah to Haad Lek — a tiny cove with big “wow” energy.

Swim,
snorkel,
and enjoy the quiet.

After soaking in the clear water and soft sand,
the route loops back to Haad Nah through forest,
shoreline,
and calm Andaman views that whisper,
“Pam, you’re doing amazing.”

Ao Lek

15:00

A calm bay with some of the clearest water around. Perfect for an easy snorkel with colorful corals and fish that swim like they’re late for a meeting.