Full-Day Private Blue Dragon Yacht Tour to Angthong National Marine Park from Koh Samui
by Ko Samui Boat Charter
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✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.฿49,500Overview
This full-day private yacht tour aboard the 68-foot Blue Dragon Classic Thai Yacht lasts about eight and a half hours. The teak yacht features a sun deck, furnished lounge and dining area, onboard jacuzzi, and restroom facilities. It cruises comfortably at a good speed following European boating standards combined with Thai hospitality. The yacht is equipped with kayaks, a floating netted raft for non-swimmers, a dinghy, snorkeling gear, and a chef who prepares all meals fresh on board using local ingredients. The tour includes breakfast, lunch, bottled water, tea, coffee, carbonated beverages, towels, onboard WiFi, life vests, full insurance, and round-trip hotel transfers. Alcoholic beverages, marine park admission fees, optional scuba diving, and sea kayak rentals are not included. The tour starts near the southwest coast of Koh Samui, sailing past the Five Islands, known for bird’s nest harvesting. The first main stop is a remote area in Angthong National Marine Park where guests can take a guided sea kayak tour for about one hour along cliffs, limestone islands, caves, tunnels, and a secret lagoon. Alternatively, guests may ride the accompanying dinghy. Next, the yacht sails north beyond the marine park boundaries to Koh Wao, one of Thailand’s top snorkeling spots. After a safety briefing, guests receive snorkeling equipment and take a guided underwater tour of the coral reef for about one hour. Non-swimmers and children can use the netted floating raft to view the reef safely. Returning to the marine park, the yacht passes Ko Lao Yu while serving a buffet lunch amid dramatic limestone islands. The cruise continues past Koh Thong Thaeng and Ko Wa Noi before reaching Ko Mae Ko, home to the Blue Lagoon, also called Talay Nai or Emerald Lake. The tour is the last allowed boat to visit Ko Mae Ko, so no other organized tours are present. At the Blue Lagoon, guests may climb steep stairs to a viewpoint overlooking 42 islands or relax on the quiet beach. The viewpoint also overlooks the enclosed saltwater lake that serves as a natural nursery for marine life. This stop lasts about 45 minutes. On the return trip, the yacht passes Ko Wua Talap, the marine park headquarters, and Phaluai Island, inhabited by sea gypsy fishermen, original settlers of the Samui archipelago. The cruise back to Koh Samui offers the option to relax in the jacuzzi, enjoy drinks and a banana split on deck, and watch the sunset. Children must be accompanied by an adult, and all guests are required to remove footwear when boarding the yacht. The itinerary may change depending on weather conditions and guest preferences.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Five Islands near Koh Samui
The tour begins at the southwest coast of Koh Samui, passing the Five Islands. These islands are known for the rare bird’s nest harvesting that happens there.
Sea Kayaking at Remote Spot in Ang Thong Marine Park
The first stop is a remote area in the Ang Thong Marine Park where guests can go on a guided sea kayak tour along dramatic cliffs, limestone islands, caves, magical tunnels, and a secret lagoon. Alternatively, guests can ride the accompanying dinghy.
60 min
Sail North to Koh Wao
The boat sails north beyond the marine park waters to Koh Wao, a top snorkeling site.
Snorkeling at Ko Wao Island Group
Ko Wao is one of the best snorkeling locations in Thailand and is reachable only by this non-speedboat vessel. Guests receive a safety briefing, snorkeling gear, and a guided underwater tour to view marine life. Non-swimmers and children can use a netted floating raft to see the reef safely.
60 min
Pass Ko Lao Yu and Buffet Lunch
The return route includes passing Ko Lao Yu while guests enjoy a buffet lunch. The cruise continues among limestone islands with notable rock cliffs and formations.
View Koh Thong Thaeng
The tour passes Koh Thong Thaeng, one of the larger islands in the marine park.
Pass Ko Wa Noi en route to Ko Mae Ko
The boat passes Ko Wa Noi on the way to Ko Mae Ko to visit the Blue Lagoon.
Pass Ko Sam Sao (Three Sister Islands)
The course continues past Ko Sam Sao, which features a natural stone bridge extending into the sea and white sandy beaches.
Ko Mae Ko Blue Lagoon Visit
Ko Mae Ko features the Blue Lagoon, also called Talay Nai or Emerald Lake, the inspiration for the book and movie The Beach. The tour is the last boat allowed to visit here, avoiding other organized groups.
15 min
Blue Lagoon Emerald Lake
Guests may climb steep stairs to a viewpoint overlooking 42 islands or relax on the secluded beach. The viewpoint also shows a hidden saltwater lake that serves as a marine life nursery.
45 min
Ko Wua Ta Lap
On the return trip, the tour passes Ko Wua Talap, the headquarters of the Ang Thong Marine Park.
Pass Phaluai Island and Return to Koh Samui
The boat passes Phaluai Island, home to sea gypsy fishermen, before cruising back to Koh Samui. Guests can relax with drinks and a banana split on deck, swim in the jacuzzi, and often enjoy sunset views.
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Cancellation policy
- All sales are final. No refund is available for cancellations.
Additional info
Full-Day Private Blue Dragon Yacht Tour to Angthong National Marine Park from Koh Samui
by Ko Samui Boat Charter
Choose from 1 available option
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.฿49,500Overview
This full-day private yacht tour aboard the 68-foot Blue Dragon Classic Thai Yacht lasts about eight and a half hours. The teak yacht features a sun deck, furnished lounge and dining area, onboard jacuzzi, and restroom facilities. It cruises comfortably at a good speed following European boating standards combined with Thai hospitality. The yacht is equipped with kayaks, a floating netted raft for non-swimmers, a dinghy, snorkeling gear, and a chef who prepares all meals fresh on board using local ingredients. The tour includes breakfast, lunch, bottled water, tea, coffee, carbonated beverages, towels, onboard WiFi, life vests, full insurance, and round-trip hotel transfers. Alcoholic beverages, marine park admission fees, optional scuba diving, and sea kayak rentals are not included. The tour starts near the southwest coast of Koh Samui, sailing past the Five Islands, known for bird’s nest harvesting. The first main stop is a remote area in Angthong National Marine Park where guests can take a guided sea kayak tour for about one hour along cliffs, limestone islands, caves, tunnels, and a secret lagoon. Alternatively, guests may ride the accompanying dinghy. Next, the yacht sails north beyond the marine park boundaries to Koh Wao, one of Thailand’s top snorkeling spots. After a safety briefing, guests receive snorkeling equipment and take a guided underwater tour of the coral reef for about one hour. Non-swimmers and children can use the netted floating raft to view the reef safely. Returning to the marine park, the yacht passes Ko Lao Yu while serving a buffet lunch amid dramatic limestone islands. The cruise continues past Koh Thong Thaeng and Ko Wa Noi before reaching Ko Mae Ko, home to the Blue Lagoon, also called Talay Nai or Emerald Lake. The tour is the last allowed boat to visit Ko Mae Ko, so no other organized tours are present. At the Blue Lagoon, guests may climb steep stairs to a viewpoint overlooking 42 islands or relax on the quiet beach. The viewpoint also overlooks the enclosed saltwater lake that serves as a natural nursery for marine life. This stop lasts about 45 minutes. On the return trip, the yacht passes Ko Wua Talap, the marine park headquarters, and Phaluai Island, inhabited by sea gypsy fishermen, original settlers of the Samui archipelago. The cruise back to Koh Samui offers the option to relax in the jacuzzi, enjoy drinks and a banana split on deck, and watch the sunset. Children must be accompanied by an adult, and all guests are required to remove footwear when boarding the yacht. The itinerary may change depending on weather conditions and guest preferences.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Five Islands near Koh Samui
The tour begins at the southwest coast of Koh Samui, passing the Five Islands. These islands are known for the rare bird’s nest harvesting that happens there.
Sea Kayaking at Remote Spot in Ang Thong Marine Park
The first stop is a remote area in the Ang Thong Marine Park where guests can go on a guided sea kayak tour along dramatic cliffs, limestone islands, caves, magical tunnels, and a secret lagoon. Alternatively, guests can ride the accompanying dinghy.
60 min
Sail North to Koh Wao
The boat sails north beyond the marine park waters to Koh Wao, a top snorkeling site.
Snorkeling at Ko Wao Island Group
Ko Wao is one of the best snorkeling locations in Thailand and is reachable only by this non-speedboat vessel. Guests receive a safety briefing, snorkeling gear, and a guided underwater tour to view marine life. Non-swimmers and children can use a netted floating raft to see the reef safely.
60 min
Pass Ko Lao Yu and Buffet Lunch
The return route includes passing Ko Lao Yu while guests enjoy a buffet lunch. The cruise continues among limestone islands with notable rock cliffs and formations.
View Koh Thong Thaeng
The tour passes Koh Thong Thaeng, one of the larger islands in the marine park.
Pass Ko Wa Noi en route to Ko Mae Ko
The boat passes Ko Wa Noi on the way to Ko Mae Ko to visit the Blue Lagoon.
Pass Ko Sam Sao (Three Sister Islands)
The course continues past Ko Sam Sao, which features a natural stone bridge extending into the sea and white sandy beaches.
Ko Mae Ko Blue Lagoon Visit
Ko Mae Ko features the Blue Lagoon, also called Talay Nai or Emerald Lake, the inspiration for the book and movie The Beach. The tour is the last boat allowed to visit here, avoiding other organized groups.
15 min
Blue Lagoon Emerald Lake
Guests may climb steep stairs to a viewpoint overlooking 42 islands or relax on the secluded beach. The viewpoint also shows a hidden saltwater lake that serves as a marine life nursery.
45 min
Ko Wua Ta Lap
On the return trip, the tour passes Ko Wua Talap, the headquarters of the Ang Thong Marine Park.
Pass Phaluai Island and Return to Koh Samui
The boat passes Phaluai Island, home to sea gypsy fishermen, before cruising back to Koh Samui. Guests can relax with drinks and a banana split on deck, swim in the jacuzzi, and often enjoy sunset views.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- All sales are final. No refund is available for cancellations.