Our Local FriendFull daySmall groupModerate
Similan Islands by Speedboat
Tap Lamu Pier, Phang Nga
$90
from · per person · varies by pickup zone ฿2,700
Overview
Thailand's flagship marine park
The Similans are Thailand's most celebrated marine national park — silky white sand, granite boulders, and some of the richest reef in the Andaman. A bucket-list snorkeling day.
Your Day
What to expect
- 1Early
Hotel pickup & transfer to Tap Lamu pier.
- 2Morning
Speedboat to the Similans; first snorkel stop.
- 3Midday
Beach time & lunch; climb to Sailing Rock viewpoint.
- 4Afternoon
Second & third snorkel sites.
- 5Late afternoon
Return to pier & hotel drop-off.
What's covered
Included & not included
Included 8
- Hotel pickup & return
- Speedboat transfer (return)
- Snorkel mask, fins & life jacket
- Towel
- Breakfast, lunch & snacks, fruit & water
- National park fee
- English-speaking guide
- Travel accident insurance up to ฿1,000,000
Not included 1
- Personal drinks & extras
Before you go
What to bring & what to leave
Bring with you 6
- Reef-safe sunscreen (regular sunscreen is banned in the parks)
- Swimwear under your clothes & a quick-dry towel
- Dry bag for phone, cash & valuables
- Hat, sunglasses & a light layer
- Seasickness tablets if you're unsure
- Some cash for snacks, tips & extras
Please leave behind 5
- Single-use plastic bottles & bags
- Drones (not permitted over national parks)
- Hard liquor & loud speakers
- Anything to collect coral, shells or sand
- Oversized luggage — boat space is tight (bags over 20" may incur a fee)
Traveller fit
Who's this trip for?
Great fit
🤿
Snorkel lovers
world-class reef & visibility
Great fit
🏝️
Beach perfectionists
the sand really is that white
Maybe
🚗
Phuket stayers
early start with a long transfer
Not for you
📅
Off-season travelers
park closes 16 May–14 Oct
Honest Corner
— real talk before you bookYou'll love this if…
- You want the most famous reef and whitest sand in Thailand
- You'll happily trade an early start for world-class water
- You can travel within the Oct–May park season
Worth knowing before you book
- Long day with an early Phuket pickup — much shorter from Khao Lak
- Park strictly closed in low season
- Popular site; go for the reef, not solitude
