Most beautiful white beaches can be seen on Ko Tachai. Furthermore you might be surprised by its beautiful underwater world.
Chicken crab on the beach at Koh Khaolak Tachai Islands
We start from our pier to Ko Tachai by speedboat. Arriving at the island you have time to enjoy the feeling of the finest sandy beach under your feet and to explore the island step by step. If you wish, we take you with us into the jungle to search for chicken crabs, lizards and other wildlife.
And if you fell in love with the dreamlike landscape at first side you maybe might want to stay there a little longer. This is absolutely fine for us – we will pick you up later, no worries.
Everyone else can join us on the boat to head off to our first snorkel stop. A colourful underwater world with lovely coral reefs and hundreds of fish – big and small – will make it easy to enjoy your time in the warm but still refreshing water. At about one hour later we will return to the beach to take some tasty Thai lunch together.
And then it is time to seek for another beautiful snorkel spot, to look for the most beautiful fish, sea stars and corals. After a long and exciting day we will head back to the pier and to your hotel. For you it means time to relax, as our drivers will take good care of you.
Included in our Tachai Island Snorkelling Tour:
Transfer from and to your hotel, national park fees, mask, snorkel, fins, life vests (also for kids), lunch, fruits and non-alcoholic drinks and professional tour guide.
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** Children 5-12 years. Infants (aged 0-4 years old) always go for free.
The Similan National Park is officially closed between 15th May and 15th October.
Please be aware that due to weather conditions and other circumstances there might be changes to our tour program. Sometimes we even need to move the tour to another date and in rare cases to cancel it. Thank you for your understanding, this is purely for your safety. We strongly advise pregnant women not to travel on speedboat tours.
Ko Tachai is located in the Andaman Sea and part of the Similan National Park. The island has a size of about 12 sq km.
Every year, again and again, groups of divers and snorkel lovers go there to admire its beautiful underwater world. The landside is nonetheless interesting, including massive rocks, green jungle and one of the prettiest beaches of the region.
As part of a protected area it gives home to a species-rich fauna and flora. Especially chicken crabs, lizards, bats and small sharks love their life on the island.