Four Islands Tour
Just off the coast of Ao Nang, these are the closest group of islands which are the easiest and the fastest to get to. If you don't have time to go on a long boat trip but want to see a tropical paradise, this one day longtail boat or speed boat tour is for you!
Tup Island
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Feel the warm, white, pure sand as you walk between the islands by its iconic sand bank which magically appears on low tide!
Make sure to bring at least a piece of bread while walking because you can feed schools of tropical fishes on its crystal blue waters.
The water here is so clear that you will feel that the boat you're on is floating in air!
Aerial View of Tup island connected by a sand bank.
Here's how the sand bank looks when the tide is too low.
Unseen in Thailand.
Aerial View of Tup island connected by a sand bank.
Phranang Cave
Legends say that Phra Nang was a wife of a sea gypsy fisherman, forever waiting for her husband to come. Some say she's a ghost of an Indian princess who lost her life in a shipwreck offshore. Whatever legends may say, Phra Nang cave is a stunning place to be! From the highest limestone peaks to the deepest caverns, this place will always amaze you.
Also, here lies a fertility temple. A surprise. If you can't wait to know what that is. Try googlin' Phra Nang Cave :)
Poda Island
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Chill and relax on this laid-back tropical island. Under the soft shade of pine trees you will find a cluster of small food stores and a beach bar that will surely make your stay here enjoyable.
Monkeys can be spotted sometimes up in the trees and sometimes on the sand walking, trying to get people's attention.
Chicken Island
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The picture on the left says it all! It's definitely Chicken Island!
One of the furthest islands among the group, Chicken island features diverse marine life living in and around growing young corals which will be an amazing spot to do snorkelling.