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Guided Tour of James Bond Island and Phang Nga Bay By Catamaran

★ 4.0 (1)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Thailand

Guided Tour of James Bond Island and Phang Nga Bay By Catamaran

When Alex from our team did this catamaran tour out of Phuket, we spent seven hours cutting across Phang Nga Bay to hit the famous limestone karsts and James Bond Island. The bay itself is quietly dramatic — towering rock formations jut from calm turquoise water, and the vibe is busy-but-managed with other tour groups around. You're on a speedy catamaran for the crossing, then kayaking into hidden lagoons and stopping at Koh Panyee, a working stilt village where lunch happens right over the water. It's part action, part cultural stop, part beach time, and honestly hits a lot of boxes in one day.

Madame Tussauds at Bangkok Admission Ticket

When Jake from our team visited Madame Tussauds Bangkok, he found exactly what you'd expect: a sprawling wax museum packed with celebrity replicas across eight themed zones. It's the kind of spot where you spend a good chunk of your day posing next to A-listers—real ones made of wax—snapping selfies for the 'gram. The museum sits in central Bangkok and draws a mixed crowd of families, tourists, and people killing a few hours between other plans. Prebook your ticket to skip queues and you're looking at roughly 10 hours to properly wander the lot.

Cultural Triagle Ayutthaya Heritage Town with Tuk Tuk Transfer

When Tom from our team ran this Ayutthaya tour, we kicked off with a tuk tuk ride to the Floating Market, then spent the bulk of the morning tearing around on ATVs through the cultural triangle. The area itself is a patchwork of ancient ruins, quiet countryside temples, and rural villages where you see how locals actually live—a genuine step away from Bangkok's chaos. The whole experience clocks in at about 5–6 hours, and it's pitched as a middle-ground option: active enough to feel like you're doing something, relaxed enough that you're not sprinting between monuments.

5 hours – 6 hoursfrom AUD $150

Shared Transfer from Phuket to Koh Samui by High Speed Catamaran

★ 4.0 (1)

✈️ Transfers

Thailand

Shared Transfer from Phuket to Koh Samui by High Speed Catamaran

When Em from our BugBitten team took this transfer, it was a straightforward way to hop between Phuket and Koh Samui without the faff of organising your own boats. You board a minivan to the pier, then settle into a high-speed catamaran for five hours across open water, passing smaller islands en route. The cabin's air-conditioned and spacious enough to move around, which matters when you're at sea for that long. It's efficient rather than thrilling — no frills, but Lomprayah runs a tight ship and gets you there safely.

Pakbara Pier to Koh Tarutao by Satun Pakbara Speed Boat

When Em from our team caught the Satun Pakbara speed boat from the mainland pier to Koh Tarutao, it was a brisk 30-minute crossing that cut straight through to the island. You'll meet at the Pakbara Pier office, board a sturdy speedboat, and arrive at Tarutao's dock ready to explore. It's the no-frills ferry option for travellers heading out to Thailand's quieter national park island — no fancy bells, just point A to point B on the Andaman.

Koh Lipe to Koh Mook by Satun Pakbara Speed Boat

When Mia from our team caught the Satun Pakbara speedboat from Koh Lipe to Koh Mook, she found it a solid workaround for the islands' lack of direct ferry links. The boat departs from Pattaya Beach on Lipe and lands at Koh Mook Pier — a straightforward 2-hour crossing that beats the overland-then-sea hassle. It's a no-frills service packed with backpackers, day-trippers, and Thai families. Basic travel insurance is bundled in, though hotel pickups aren't. The boat rocks when the Andaman is moody, and cancellations due to weather happen without fuss — refund included.

Phuket: Phi Phi Islands Full Day Trip

When Lily from our BugBitten team took this Phi Phi Islands full-day trip from Phuket, she was after the real deal: limestone drama, decent snorkelling, and a solid day on the water without the solo-traveller markup. The tour hits the famous stops—Maya Bay and Viking Cave—with a mix of swimmers, families, and couples keen for a break from the beach resort. You're looking at roughly 9–10 hours from hotel to hotel, boat time included. The crew keeps things moving, lunch is decent seafood, and the snorkelling kit comes along. Not a secret-spot kind of outing, but a dependable hit-the-highlights day.

9 hours – 10 hoursfrom AUD $124

Koh Kradan to Koh Ngai by Satun Pakbara Speed Boat

★ 4.0 (1)

✈️ Transfers

Thailand

Koh Kradan to Koh Ngai by Satun Pakbara Speed Boat

When Charlie from our BugBitten team caught the Satun Pakbara speed boat from Koh Kradan to Koh Ngai, it was a straightforward 45-minute crossing that does exactly what it says on the tin. You'll meet at the beach in front of Kradan Beach Resort and arrive at Ngai's shoreline ready to explore. It's a shuttle service, not a sightseeing tour — think of it as the practical glue between two islands rather than an experience in itself. The boat handles daily runs in high season, and you're covered by basic travel insurance for the crossing.

ATV Adventure in Krabi: Thrills Await

When Noah from our team grabbed an ATV in Krabi, we were expecting standard thrills — and mostly got them. This is a straightforward hour-long ride through the hills around Ao Nang: you're piloting your own bike over dirt tracks, forest paths, and a few punchy climbs. It appeals to mates keen on a bit of dirt-biking action without the multi-day commitment. The landscape is genuinely green and lush, the pace brisk enough to feel like proper adventure rather than a gentle pootle. Suitable for first-timers and experienced riders alike, though the fine print rules out a fair chunk of travellers.

1 Hr Chiang Mai Buggy Tour (Off-Road)

When Mia from our BugBitten team took the wheel on this 1-hour off-road buggy run, it was clear this isn't a casual scenic cruise. You're piloting a 1500cc machine up steep jungle tracks around Chiang Mai, navigating genuine rough terrain between rice terraces and rainforest. The landscape is stunning—mountain views, emerald paddies, dense greenery—but the ride is properly challenging. This one demands serious experience behind an ATV or buggy wheel and a decent fitness level to handle it. Not a beginner's gig, and definitely not for anyone with back issues or cardiovascular concerns.

Phi Phi Maiton Khai Sunset Premium Tour

When Jake from our team ran this Phi Phi Islands loop, it delivered a solid day of island-hopping and water time without the fuss of organising it yourself. You're collected from your hotel and ferried via speedboat to hit Maiton, Phi Phi Don, Monkey Beach, the famous Maya Bay film set, and finish at Khai Nai for sunset. It's a packed 9-hour itinerary that leans hard on snorkelling stops and a bit of sightseeing. The mix of tourists ranges widely — families, backpackers, groups — and the pace keeps moving. Fair warning: dolphins aren't guaranteed, and you're mostly snorkelling offshore rather than stepping foot on Maiton itself.

Chiang Mai Night Safari Park Ticket

When Ben from our team hit Chiang Mai Night Safari after dark, it was a genuinely different take on the usual wildlife park experience. The place transforms once the sun drops — you're gliding through themed zones on open-air trams, spotting animals in moody lighting, catching live shows, and wandering through a petting area with smaller creatures. It's a solid 10–11 hours, and the vibe pulls in families, couples, and anyone after a relaxed evening that doesn't feel forced. The illuminated pathways and tram-based exploration beat the heat of a daytime safari, though it's more theatre than raw wildlife encounter.

10 hours – 11 hoursfrom AUD $83

Chiang Mai Thai Cooking Market Tour with Lakeside Pavilions

★ 4.0 (1)

🍜 Food & Cooking

Thailand

Chiang Mai Thai Cooking Market Tour with Lakeside Pavilions

When Tom from our team ran this cooking class near Chiang Mai, we started in a bustling local market picking out our own ingredients, then headed to a peaceful lakeside organic farm to cook six dishes we'd chosen ourselves. The whole thing took five hours and mixed proper hands-on work — grinding your own curry paste with mortar and pestle — with a relaxed vibe in an open-air pavilion. The place feels genuine, not theme-park-y. You're cooking alongside a handful of others (max 40 per session), mostly couples, families, and solo travellers keen to learn, and the expert instructors switch between English and Thai depending on the group.

Speedboat Shuttle Transfer between Ao Nang Railay and Koh Phi Phi

When Alex from our BugBitten team caught the Wangsai Speedboat shuttle between Ao Nang and Phi Phi, it felt like the practical spine of island-hopping in Krabi — no frills, just a fast boat moving people across the Andaman. Two daily runs mean decent schedule flexibility, and the option to board directly from Railay's floating pier cuts out a trek. It's a functional 1-hour crossing that works best for travellers moving between bases rather than chasing a scenic experience.

Vana Nava Water Jungle in Hua Hin

When Jake from our BugBitten team hit up Vana Nava Water Jungle near Hua Hin, he found a sprawling water park wedged into tropical jungle that actually delivers on the thrills. Over 19 rides span everything from family-friendly splashes to genuinely steep slides — including Thailand's longest and steepest, the Abyss and Boomerango. You'll spend a full day here, switching between wet attractions and dry adventure zones. The crowds are mixed: families with young kids, school groups, and thrill-seekers. The park keeps things organised with locker and towel service, and there's a VR slide experience thrown in. It's not subtle or understated, but if you want a day of proper water-park chaos without flying to Bangkok, it's solid.

Noah Chao Phraya Buffet Dinner Bangkok Cruise from Iconsiam

When Charlie from our team booked the Noah Chao Phraya Buffet Dinner Cruise from ICONSIAM, we found ourselves on a three-deck vessel gliding past Bangkok's illuminated temples and landmarks for two hours. The boat fills with couples, families, and solo travellers, all seated at tables while a spread of Thai curries, seafood, sushi, and desserts line the buffet stations. Live Thai classical dance and music performances run throughout the evening, and a welcome drink kicks things off. It's the kind of night that hits different when the city lights hit the water.

Pattaya Coral Island Tour with Indian Lunch and Hotel Transfer

When Em from our team tried this Pattaya Coral Island jaunt, we found a solid half-day escape from the mainland grind. You're bundled onto a speedboat with other travellers, zipped out to the island, given a beach chair and time to potter about or dive into optional water sports (snorkelling, paddleboards, that sort of thing), then fed an Indian buffet lunch before the return ride back to your hotel. It's the kind of tour that works if you want convenience and variety without too much thinking — but heads up, this one's only open to nationals from India, Nepal, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, and Bangladesh.

5 hours – 6 hoursfrom AUD $6

Chiang Mai - Chiang Rai Temples, Long Neck Karen, Golden Triangle

★ 4.0 (42)

🛕 Culture & History

Thailand

Chiang Mai - Chiang Rai Temples, Long Neck Karen, Golden Triangle

When Mia from our BugBitten team ran this 14–15 hour loop from Chiang Mai, she covered serious ground: the White Temple's intricate details, the Black House's dark teak sprawl, the lesser-known Blue Temple, and a proper Mekong River crossing into the Golden Triangle. The Karen Long Neck village visit sits in the middle, and it's the wildcard — visually striking but worth thinking through before you go. You're picked up from your hotel and dropped back, lunch is sorted, and the minibus stays cool. It's a long day that feels packed, and Chiang Rai's temples genuinely deliver on craftsmanship.

14 hours – 15 hoursfrom AUD $84

Khai Islands Snorkeling Premium Trip From Phuket

★ 4.0 (88)

🐠 Water Activities

Thailand

Khai Islands Snorkeling Premium Trip From Phuket

When Lily from our BugBitten team ran this snorkeling trip out of Phuket, she spent the morning zipping across the Andaman Sea on a speedboat toward three limestone islands: Khai Nui, Khai Nok, and Khai Nai. The vibe is pure tourist-friendly Thailand—busy but well-organised, with an English-speaking guide steering you through snorkel spots, beach lounging, and island history. You're looking at either a half-day or full-day option depending on how keen you are. The water's genuinely clear, the tropical fish are plentiful, and the whole setup caters to families and mixed abilities.

4 hours – 9 hoursfrom AUD $46

Bangkok: 2-Hour Dinner Cruise on the Chao Phraya Princess

★ 4.0 (75)

🐠 Water Activities

Thailand

Bangkok: 2-Hour Dinner Cruise on the Chao Phraya Princess

When Mia from our BugBitten team boarded the Chao Phraya Princess, she found exactly what it promised: a solid evening float down Bangkok's main artery with dinner, live music, and a front-row seat to the city's lit-up landmarks. The 2-hour cruise caters to the standard Bangkok tourist crowd—couples, small groups, package-tour regulars—moving at a leisurely pace past Wat Arun, the Grand Palace, and Rama VIII Bridge. The buffet spans Thai and international fare with a seafood lean, and a live band churns through 80s and 90s hits while you eat. It's straightforward, well-oiled, and delivers the riverside evening vibe without pretence.

Phuket Airport Arrival Transfer : Airport to Hotel in Phuket

When Charlie from our team booked this airport transfer, it was straightforward: a private car from Phuket International Airport to the hotel, no faffing about with taxis or shared vans. You get picked up at your gate (look for a placard with your name), driven through Phuket's mix of highway and local roads, and dropped at your accommodation. The run's typically 45–90 minutes depending on traffic and which part of town you're heading to. It operates round the clock, year-round, so arrival time doesn't matter. Good for anyone wanting to skip the airport chaos and just get to their hotel without negotiating fares or waiting for minibuses to fill up.

1 hour – 2 hoursfrom AUD $43

Phuket City Tour Half Day ( Best Seller ) 7 Points

★ 4.0 (31)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Thailand

Phuket City Tour Half Day ( Best Seller ) 7 Points

When Ben from our team ran this half-day Phuket loop, it hit the sweet spot between hitting the headline sights and actually seeing how locals move through the city. You'll kick off at Kata viewpoint for those postcard-worthy blues, swing by the Big Buddha for the panoramic views, peek inside Chalong Temple, and get the lowdown on cashew processing before coffee and a breather at the souvenir shop. Six hours door-to-door with hotel pickup, it's pitched at folks after a tidy introduction to Phuket without the full-day commitment. Mixed crowds — families, couples, the odd solo traveller — and the vibe is straightforward rather than slick.

Jet Ski Island Hopping Tour from Phuket

When Sarah from our team took this jet ski island hopping tour out of Phuket, she piloted her own machine across Phang Nga Bay with a guide shadowing on a second ski. Over 4.5 hours, the group hit 5–8 islands, dodging the crowds that swarm standard boat tours. You get lunch at Naka Island, life jacket and insurance sorted, and hotel pickup from the main beaches (Kata, Karon, Patong). It's a proper adrenaline spin through limestone scenery—but you need a solid fitness level and the weight limit is a real constraint.

4 Island Tour by Traditional Big Longtail Boat from Krabi

When Tom from our team ran this 6.5-hour island-hopper out of Krabi, we found it exactly what it says on the tin: a proper longtail boat experience hitting four islands across the Andaman Sea. You're looking at a mix of beach lounging, snorkelling over coral, and swimming in genuinely clear water. The boat itself is sturdy and traditional—nothing fancy, but built for groups and genuinely capable. The crowd's mixed tourists from the region and beyond, and the vibe is relaxed rather than rushed. It's the kind of tour that works because it doesn't overthink things.

Lanta 4 Islands tour (Longtail boat)

When Mia from our BugBitten team took the Lanta 4 Islands longtail boat tour, she got a proper taste of how locals move through these waters. You're in a traditional wooden boat, island-hopping to four spots — Ko Mook's famous Emerald Cave (swim through a tunnel into a lagoon), three snorkelling reefs teeming with fish, and a beach lunch at Ko Ngai. The whole thing runs 8 hours, departing from Lanta Old Town rather than the busier jetties, which meant fewer tour groups and a genuinely quieter day on the water. It's slower than speedboat alternatives but feels less rushed.

Kayaking Klongroot-Klongnamsai

When Mia from our team paddled Klongnamsai in Krabi, we found ourselves in a proper freshwater lagoon tucked into rainforest—the kind of place that feels worlds away from the beach resorts nearby. This three-hour kayak trip threads you through dense jungle channels to a crystalline spring-fed pool where the water's so clean you'd actually want to swim in it. It's popular with families and mixed-fitness groups; most paddlers are tourists, but the vibe stays relaxed rather than frantic. The whole thing—paddle, swim, fruit snack, transfer back—moves at a pace that lets you soak in the surroundings without rushing.

Snorkeling Phi Phi Islands Tour From Phi Phi by Longtail Boat

When Alex from our team took this longtail boat tour around Phi Phi, it hit the sweet spot between action and chill. You're on a traditional wooden longtail zipping between spots like Maya Bay (yes, that Beach film location) and Monkey Beach, with snorkeling breaks in clear water and chances to see tropical fish. The half-day and full-day options mean you can pick your pace — morning, afternoon, or dawn-to-dusk with the bonus of night plankton swimming. It's the kind of tour where you're moving between picture-postcard spots without feeling rushed, and most folks doing it are based on Phi Phi itself.

Jet Ski Tour Phuket

When Lily from our BugBitten team took this jet ski tour around Phuket, she got to pilot her own machine across four hours and five island stops. It's a genuinely hands-on water-sports day — you're not a passenger, you're steering. The tour hits lesser-known islands (Koh Pae, Koh Sob, mangrove channels, Koh Yao with its Maldives-like white sand, Koh Nok's viewpoint, and Koh Naka Yai for coconut breaks) that see fewer tour groups than the usual Phang Nga haunts. It's best suited to confident swimmers and those who can handle a physical pace; the itinerary moves at a clip.

Krabi Jungle Tour with ATV Riding

When Ben from our team ran this Krabi jungle tour, we got a genuine mix of water and dirt-bike thrills without the usual tour-group crush. The day strings together swimming in Morakot Pond's bright emerald water, soaking in the hot spring waterfall, then riding ATVs through actual jungle tracks—not manicured paths. You're looking at six to seven hours total, with a lunch break thrown in and a small-group cap that keeps things loose. It's the kind of tour that works because it doesn't try to cram twenty people into one experience.

6 hours – 7 hoursfrom AUD $92

Chiang Mai to White & Blue Temple, Black Museum & Golden Triangle

★ 3.9 (52)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Thailand

Chiang Mai to White & Blue Temple, Black Museum & Golden Triangle

When Mia from our BugBitten team ran this 14-hour loop from Chiang Mai to Chiang Rai, she hit the province's architectural showstoppers: the intricate White Temple, the electric-blue Blue Temple, and the Golden Triangle border zone where Thailand, Laos, and Myanmar meet. The van ride is long but the temples themselves are genuinely striking, and you'll find a mixed crew of travellers and tour groups moving through each site. It's a solid day if you want to tick off Chiang Rai's headline attractions without piecing together your own transport.

Hong Islands One Day Tour From Krabi

When Charlie from our team did this Hong Islands day trip from Krabi, we found a genuinely quiet escape from the tourist rush. Koh Hong sits within Than Bok Khorani National Park—a cluster of small islands with white-sand beaches, a sheltered lagoon, and decent snorkelling spots. The tour runs 6–7 hours door-to-door, mostly by boat, and includes a Thai lunch on the beach. You get the pick-up convenience, and the pace is deliberately low-key: swimming, kayaking around the lagoon, reef time. It's the kind of day where doing not much is actually the point.

6 hours – 7 hoursfrom AUD $54

Phi Phi & Bamboo Island Full Day Tour by Premium Speed-Catamaran

★ 3.9 (85)

🐠 Water Activities

Thailand

Phi Phi & Bamboo Island Full Day Tour by Premium Speed-Catamaran

When Charlie from our team booked this full-day catamaran run to Phi Phi and Bamboo Islands, we got the speed-boat version of the classic Thai islands loop. You're up early from Khao Lak, then eight hours bouncing between Maya Bay (yes, that famous one), Pileh Lagoon, Viking Cave, Monkey Bay, and finishing at Bamboo Island for a late-afternoon swim. The boat's quick enough to hit multiple spots without feeling rushed, and it fills with a mixed crowd — couples, families, solo travellers. Lunch and snorkelling kit are sorted on-site, so you're not scrambling.

8 hoursfrom AUD $142

Chiang Mai-Chiang Rai:White+Black+Blue Temple+Golden Triangle+Boat Trip

★ 3.9 (68)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Thailand

Chiang Mai-Chiang Rai:White+Black+Blue Temple+Golden Triangle+Boat Trip

When Tom from our team tackled this 13-hour marathon from Chiang Mai, we found it's designed for people who want to see Chiang Rai's highlights without staying overnight. You'll hit the White Temple (Wat Rong Khun)—a striking contemporary take on Lanna design created by local artist Chalermchai Kositpipat—plus the Black Temple, Blue Temple, and the Golden Triangle border region. There's a Mekong River boat trip and lunch at a local restaurant thrown in. You're sharing a minibus with other travellers, and the pace is brisk. It's the 'see it all in a day' approach, which suits some people and exhausts others.

Koh Samui Angthong Marine Park Day Tour with Lunch by Big Boat

When Ben from our team ran this Angthong Marine Park day tour, we got the full boat experience — 9 hours sailing around 40-odd limestone islands that feel genuinely untouched. The park sprawls across 250 square kilometres of turquoise water dotted with sheer rock formations, home to dolphin pods and monitor lizards if you're lucky. Our group was mixed — couples, families, solo travellers — all crammed on a proper tour boat that lets you actually see the scale of the place. Hotel pickup saves the early-morning scramble, and lunch on board means you're not hunting for food between snorkelling stops.

Bangkok Carnival Dinner Cruise with Free-flow Beer and Buffet

When Charlie from our team boarded the Riverside Carnival Cruise on the Chao Phraya, it was peak Bangkok nightlife energy—a two-hour float down one of the city's busiest stretches with live entertainment, a steady buffet spread, and free beer flowing. The boat's tethered to Asiatique The Riverfront, a riverside mall precinct, and fills mostly with package-tour groups and couples after work hours. You're paying for the novelty of dining with the Grand Palace and Wat Arun lit up across the water, plus the cabaret-style performances—male model and drag shows that lean into Bangkok's cheeky nightlife vibe. It's rowdy, social, and unapologetically touristy.

2 hoursfrom AUD $60

Damnoen Saduak Floating Market & Maeklong Railway From Bangkok

★ 3.9 (28)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Thailand

Damnoen Saduak Floating Market & Maeklong Railway From Bangkok

When Tom from our BugBitten team ran this 7-hour Bangkok market tour, we got a genuine look at two of Thailand's most distinctive trading spots. You hit the Maeklong Railway Market first — where the real quirk is watching stall holders collapse their awnings as trains roll through multiple times daily — then head out by longtail boat through the canal network to Damnoen Saduak Floating Market. It's touristy, sure, but the early start means you'll catch the markets actually functioning rather than performing. Hotel pickup and drop-off keep logistics simple, and you're back in the city by early afternoon.

Sunset Catamaran Cruise to Coral Island

When Em from our team did this Phuket catamaran cruise, we sailed south from Chalong Pier to Coral Island on a proper sailing yacht—the kind of afternoon-into-evening trip that actually delivers on the sunset promise. You get five-and-a-half hours of snorkelling in decent coral, a white-sand beach to laze on, and Thai dinner served onboard as you watch the light drop over the Andaman Sea. The catamaran's roomy, the crew knows what they're doing, and it draws a mixed bag of tourists and couples after a bit of sea time without the party-boat vibe.

4 PEARLS OF ANDAMAN SEA (PHIPHI, KRABI, JAMES BOND, RANG YAI) - 2 Days 1 Night

When Alex from our team ran this 2-day island-hopper across the Andaman, we packed four island stops into roughly 48 hours — Phi Phi, Krabi's limestone cliffs, the James Bond Island cluster, and Rang Yai. You're staying overnight in a basic beachside hotel, snorkelling between limestone karsts and coral, and getting a taste of local fishing culture alongside the other tourists doing the same loop. It's a full-on, high-energy sprint rather than a slow meander, and the weather gods have final say on the itinerary.

2 daysfrom AUD $289

Half-Day Phuket City Tour: Landmarks, Culture & Views

★ 3.9 (14)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Thailand

Half-Day Phuket City Tour: Landmarks, Culture & Views

When Tom from our team ran this half-day Phuket tour, we packed three major cultural stops into five to six hours: the Big Buddha with its sweeping island views, the serene Wat Chalong temple, and a wander through Phuket Old Town's faded Sino-Portuguese shopfronts. It's a solid snapshot of the island's heritage without eating your whole day — leaves you time to hit the beach or chill out. The crew's mostly keen tourists wanting the highlights without a massive time commitment.

5 hours – 6 hoursfrom AUD $51

Phi Phi, Maya Bay and Khai Islands Tour By Seastar Andaman From Khao Lak

★ 3.9 (52)

🐠 Water Activities

Thailand

Phi Phi, Maya Bay and Khai Islands Tour By Seastar Andaman From Khao Lak

When Ben from our team ran this full-day speedboat tour out of Khao Lak, we hit the Phi Phi Islands, Maya Bay, and Khai Islands in quick succession—classic island-hopping done at pace. You're zipping between white-sand beaches, snorkeling over reefs packed with tropical fish, spotting monkeys, and exploring Viking Cave and Pileh Lagoon. The speedboat keeps things moving; it's buzzy, touristy in pockets, and genuinely scenic. Ten to eleven hours total, including hotel pickups and a lunch break. Works for families and keen snorkellers after a proper taste of Thailand's island circuit.

10 hours – 11 hoursfrom AUD $97

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