Things to do in Similan Islands

Although Similan is a little far from Phuket, it is clearer than other islands, and the sea is like a jelly! Moreover, it is only open for a few months a year, and the chance of seeing turtles when diving is also very high. Choose a larger boat for a more comfortable experience and higher safety!

Koh Tachai is a very interesting island in the Similan Islands. It has long sandy beaches and beautiful reefs. The scenery is very beautiful, especially at dusk. It is definitely a good place to take pictures. Don't miss it when you are island hopping.

There are no residents on Island 4. There is a rest area and toilets. Each agency occupies its own territory and does not interfere with each other. Generally, after completing the check-in procedures, you can move freely. You can go snorkeling on the big beach, or go through the jungle to the small beach. There are few people there, which is suitable for snorkeling or daydreaming. There are many corals.

Lunch has everything from fresh fruits to Thai Tom Yum Goong. Every time I ordered a drink, the service staff would add ice cubes before pouring the drink. For dinner, we were treated to coconut milk ice cream when we arrived at Island No. 9.