Full-day Thai island-hopping boat tour

Full-day Thai island-hopping boat tour

Step on board a longboat to see four Thai islands on this full-day guided tour. First stop is Koh Chuek, where you'll have a snorkelling session at a group of coral reefs. Then, you'll head over to Koh Mook, where there's a short swim to the Emerald Cave, a hidden lagoon on the west coast of the island. Next, you'll tuck in to a buffet lunch on the beach at Koh Ngai, before dropping anchor for more snorkelling with the schools of fish at Kohn Waen.

Kayaking, mangroves, and hidden islands from Koh Lanta

What sounds better than a day of island hopping, kayaking, and beach bliss? Start things off with a touch of nature at Tungyeepeng Mangrove Forest, where you'll kayak through lush greenery, soaking in the peaceful gem. Next, hop on a longtail boat to explore Aung Island, then set sail to Talabeng Island for sea cave kayaking – and epic views of limestone cliffs. Then, a delicious lunch on the beach awaits, with plenty of time to unwind and take a dip. Finally, you'll get to explore Phee Island before cruising back to Koh Lanta.

Three islands and kayaking half day tour from Koh Lanta

Get ready for the ultimate island-hopping adventure! You'll start by exploring Tungyeepeng Mangrove Forest – the lush trails and peaceful atmosphere here are breathtaking. Then, hop on a longtail boat to Koh Talabeng for some serious sightseeing. Next, head to Koh Kum for a swim in crystal-clear waters before soaking up the beauty of Koh Ung. The adventure hits its peak with a kayaking trip through Talabeng Sea Cave, paddling past epic rock formations. To wrap it all up, you'll visit Monkey Point to spot some cheeky monkeys in the mangroves.

Ko Lanta village visit with boat trip and lunch

The ultimate blend of nature, relaxation and top-notch cuisine awaits on this private experience in Ko Lanta. You'll head to the rustic village of Thung Yee Peng, starting the tour with a scenic trip along the mangrove forests in a traditional wooden boat – watch out for all sorts of wildlife that call these forests home. Back on dry land, you'll find out how to pick coconuts off the trees at a coconut plantation, before eating a typical Thai lunch in the local village.

Ko Lanta Sunrise Boat Trip

Watching the sunrise across Ko Lanta's biggest mangrove forest is an incredible adventure. After an early morning pick-up, you'll head for the village of Tung Yee Peng, where you'll hop aboard a traditional wooden boat and set off for the forest. Glide through the calm waters, embracing the gentle breeze and sounds of awakening animals, before settling in to watch the sunrise. Breakfast and coffee will be served, with the chance to spot playful macaques on your way back.

Half-Day Lanta Batik Painting Class

Let your creative side run wild with this half-day class in the ancient art of batik painting. In a hands-on workshop alongside an expert local, you'll learn an age-old technique honed over centuries to wax-dye textiles. Discover batik's importance in the cultures of Southeast Asia and make your own design to take home as a souvenir.

Lanta Jungle Safari

This full day tour will raise the curtain on Mu Koh Lanta National Park's best bits. You'll venture into the rugged hills, rainforest and beach forests to explore photogenic spots such as the waterfall near Klong Jark beach and the lighthouse. Swimming stops and lunch are included, too.Shortly after you've been picked up from your hotel, you'll arrive at your first destination for the day – the waterfall near Klong Jark beach. It's tucked away from the crowds and provides a taster of the region's beauty. And it's here where you'll stop for some swimming and relaxation with uninterrupted views of the unspoiled bay.Have lunch at a local restaurant before heading deeper into Mu Koh Lanta National Park. You'll visit one of the most picturesque beaches in the area, then it's off to grab a photo at Lanta Lighthouse. The views over Koh Rok, Koh Ngai and Koh Mook provide a picture-perfect end to your day of discovery.

Ko Lanta Island Tour with Longtail Boat Cruise

Ko Lanta district is a treasure yet to be fully uncovered. Two islands connected by a singular bridge, mangrove forests, sandy beaches and a unique culture are just some of the highlights of this tour. You'll explore the islands in a longtail boat, visit Lanta old town and see an authentic Sea Gypsy village.The adventure kicks off with a boat trip to the island of Natammu, where you'll head to a garden centre for a chance to sample a few local snacks alongside freshly brewed herbal tea. From here, it's on to a rubber plantation. See how the sticky stuff's made while you hear about the history of rubber from some of the folks who know it best.In the afternoon, you'll hop back on the boat and cruise around the mangrove forests of Tung Yee Peng. You'll see the strange beauty of trees that grow half underwater and half above before dining at a nearby restaurant for lunch. The afternoon is spent getting to know local life. First up is a stop at a nearby fishing village, followed by a trip to Lanta's old town and temple. You'll wander round streets of historic wood buildings – make sure to see the houses on stilts – and head to the town's red-and-gold-tinted temple.

Koh Kradan and Four Islands Boat Tour from Koh Lanta Yai

Relax and swim at the scenic Koh Kradan beach with this private boat tour. Explore four islands, snorkel and she the Emerald Cave.

Jungle tour with Tiger Temple from Ko Lanta

As far as rainforest adventures go, this jungle safari is a winner with an invigorating mix of action and relaxation. You'll take in natural hot springs, the fairytale setting of the Emerald Pool, as well as enjoy a set menu lunch at a local restaurant, before heading to the famous Tiger Cave Temple. Start with a soak at the Hot Springs, where geothermal waters create a cascading mineral waterfall, inviting you to soak in its healing embrace. Next, the journey takes you through the lush trails to the Emerald Pool, a natural wonder where groundwater and limestone conjure a sparkling emerald oasis, perfect for a refreshing dip.Recharge with lunch at a local restaurant, before a visit to the majestic Tiger Cave Temple, a sacred site perched high above Krabi. Prepare for a rewarding challenge as you ascend the 1,237 steps to the summit, where a magnificent golden Buddha overlooks the landscape, offering panoramic views 600 meters above sea level and a serene atmosphere to make a wish for good fortune.