Similan Island

The Similan Islands National Park is known for long white sand beaches, crystal blue waters, warm tropical nights and cooling breezes coming off the Andaman Sea. On the nine uninhabited islands you can see the most beautiful sceneries from Thailand. Home for the best diving and snorkeling in Thailand, The Similan Islands are home to a huge variety of marine life and incredible opportunities to see rare and endangered species. While the underwaterworld may attract some people - there are also many varieties of birds and animals on the Similan islands.

Khao Nah Yak by Stella Yacht

Closer to home, Khao Na Yak is the house reef for Khao Lak. Only 45 minutes away by local boat, and with a maximum depth of only 9m, this is a most relaxing dive and an excellent site for new divers or for those of you who haven’t dived for a while.Khao Na Yak Reef also appeals to experienced divers who like to spend some time focusing closely on the varied fish life of a tropical reef, with the advantage of a longer bottom time due to the shallow depth.

Many beautiful nudibranchs can be found here – and see if you can find the ghost pipefish! Also visited by many lionfish and the occasional ray and leopard shark, and including a colourful selection of tropical fish, this dive site is the perfect place to concentrate on the small things

Khao Lak Explore

Jungle explore and relaxing in the same time by bamboo rafting along “Wang Kiang Ku canal”. Find the answer “what is the life cycle of a turtle?” at Taplamu turtle conservation. After that let’s swimming and relaxing in Lam Pee waterfall before arrive back to resort.

Sri Phang Nga Jungle Explore

Sri Phang Nga National park, in Phang Nga province, cover an area of 246 sqaure kilometers, stretching along a rang of hills parallel to Andaman sea coast. Most of the national park is moist evergreen forest and the low altitude of the region gives birdwatchers a great opportunity to search for some of the difficult to find species from southern Thailand.

Khao Sok Lake (Chiew Laan Lake)

Chiew Laan Lake trip is a great trip with a lot of things to see, especially if you like nature and animals. The first stop at the viewpoint, you can see over the whole jungle area of the Khao Sok. The lake’s surrounding provide exciting views over mountains, bizarre lime stone formations and wild jungle. We will then stop for lunch at a floating restaurant and after that go for a bath in the lake before we depart back to Khao Lak.

3 Amazing Temples Tour

Enjoy a day of local culture and spirit of Buddhist of sights, sound and smells. Visit the three most important, scenic and beautiful Buddhist temples at Phang Nga province.

Unseen Phang Nga Tour

Phang Nga has much more to offer than you might think. First we will visit Phung Chang Cave that you can take a look at the stalagmites and stalactites by walking, canoeing and bamboo rafting. The monkey temple is included in this tour as well, since guests love to watch and feed the monkeys. It is one of the cutest activities of the trip. Next, time to relax and swimming in the Manora waterfall to get refreshing after a long day.