Hin Klang is a vibrant offshore reef near Koh Phi Phi Don, perfect for snorkeling. Expect crystal-clear waters, colorful corals, and abundant marine life, including tropical fish. It's a well-known spot on snorkeling tours, offering a stunning underwater experience.

Palong Bay, on Phi Phi Ley near Maya Bay, is great for snorkeling. You'll likely see blacktip reef sharks and possibly turtles in its shallow, clear waters filled with colorful corals and reef fish. The limestone cliffs add to the beautiful scenery.

Viking Cave is located on Phi Phi Leh Island in Krabi Province. It is known for its towering limestone cliffs that stretch along the coastline in front of the cave. The cave itself is a natural formation of historical and cultural significance, famous for ancient wall paintings resembling old sailing ships—hence the name "Viking."

This site is a pinnacle starting from 5 meters going down to 25 meters and the site also has a sloped channel at the South of the pinnacle. Anemone reef’s name in Thai is ‘Hin Jom’ and this dive site is a fish lovers dream.

Bida Nok is a popular dive site near Phi Phi Islands, featuring steep limestone walls, underwater crevices, and sloping reefs. Divers can explore depths of 8 to 30 meters, with abundant marine life including blacktip reef sharks, barracudas, moray eels, and colorful soft corals.

These small, lovely fish can be found shoaling around the roots of mangrove trees, rock piles, and shaded areas. Their dark waistband gives them a unique look.

Its brown furry face and white eyeshadows give this animal its signature look. This animal is often found in mangrove forests during low tide, foraging for food.

The Common sandpiper is a small, brown and white shorebird known for its constant tail bobbing and distinctive stiff-winged flight. It's found in various wetland habitats and is a common sight as a migrant in many regions.

The Sumatran flying dragon is a small, slender lizard known for its ability to glide. Its most distinctive feature is the presence of wing-like membranes (patagia) supported by elongated ribs, which it can extend to glide between trees. They are arboreal, living in the canopy of rainforests in Sumatra and nearby islands, feeding mainly on ants and termites.

The Variable flying fox has different colours. Its head is usually dark brown but can also be yellowish-brown, and in the east, it is lighter. Its back is yellowish-brown, while its belly is a light brown colour. Its ears have some fur, and its wings are black. The fur on its back is short, and the fur on its belly is a bit longer.

The Brahminy kite is easy to recognize because of its special colours. Its body is mostly chestnut brown, while its head and chest are white, and the tips of its wings are black. Young birds usually have more brown feathers.

The Pied imperial pigeon is in the same family as the pigeon. The male and female have the same characteristics. The shape is the same as the pigeon. Feathers on the head and the body are white. The wing tip and the tail hair are black.

The Olive-backed sunbird is a small songbird, measuring only about 12 cm in length. Both males and females typically have bright yellow bellies, while their backs are dull brown. Adult males have a dark shiny blue-black colour on their forehead, throat, and upper chest. In the Philippines, some males have an orange band on their chest.

The Greater racket-tailed drongo is the biggest kind of drongo in asia. It’s easy to recognize because of its special tail, which has two long feathers with twists at the ends, and a bunch of curly feathers on its head that start above the beak and go along the top of the head.

Olive-backed sunbird. They are small songbirds, only about 12 cm long. Most of them have bright yellow bellies in both males and females, while their backs are dull brown. The adult male has a dark shiny blue-black color on its forehead, throat, and upper chest. In the Philippines, some males have an orange band on their chest.

The Pacific reef heron, also known as the eastern reef heron or egret, is a medium-sized heron found along the coastal areas of Asia, Oceania, and Australia. It measures 57–66 cm in length with a wingspan of 90–110 cm and weighs on average around 400 grams.

Paddle through serene mangrove forest where you can observe bird species like the Pied Imperial Pigeon and Pacific Reef Egret. This short route is perfect for beginners, offering a peaceful and scenic introduction to the island’s nature wonders.

Cycle through various landscapes, from lush forest to coastal paths experiencing the island’s natural beauty at your own pace. Encounter wildlife like the Long-Tailed Macaque and Oriental Pied Hornbill.

Suitable for ages 8-10 years. An introduction to the thrill of breathing underwater. Plunge into the pool for an hour of super-safe fun where you learn to breathe comfortably and get used to swimming with fins.