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Angthong Marine Park by Speedboat
Like jagged jade gems, the 42 islands of Mu Koh Angthong National Marine Park are strewn across the western Gulf of Thailand, enticing visitors to discover them. Sail west towards Angthong Marine National Park and you'll zoom through the islands of this beautiful archipelago with swim stops and shore visits. Covered in thick evergreen forest and boasting countless flora and fauna, you'll see limestone cliffs and hidden lagoons. Take in the views of the Emerald Lake from the lookout point in Koh Mae Koh, laze on the peach-coloured beach of Wua Talab, explore caves and chill on board as we glide between the isles.
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Big Game Fishing Off Ko Pha-Ngan
Koh Samui is becoming a mecca for fishing enthusiasts and this expedition takes you to the very best spots. You'll enjoy a day out aboard a fully equipped fishing boat and cruise to the islands just off Ko Pha-Ngan to wait for that coveted catch of the day. Hop aboard with a group of local fishermen and learn the ropes from the best there is. We'll cruise over emerald waters to the islands just off Ko Pha-Ngan, and to the best fishing spots there are. They'll let you in on all their secrets to land the best catch while you sit back and wait for the line to pull.Depending upon the time of year, you'll come face to face with barracuda, groupers or even sharks. The waters are teeming with fish, and after a morning's work we'll sit down for lunch. And if you're not interested in fishing, you're still welcome to join us on board and relax on the sundeck.
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Full Day Ko Tao & Ko Nang Yuang by Speedboat
Picture white-sand beaches, swaying palm trees and colour-loaded coral reefs, and you'll get a pretty clear idea of what's in store on this tour of Ko Tao and Ko Nang Yuan. Hop from bay to bay by speedboat for a day spent lazing on golden sands, snokelling in fish-filled waters and hiking up to camera-grabbingly good viewpoints. And to top it all, lunch is included.
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Samui Culture and Nature Safari
Coconuts are everywhere in Koh Samui – they're the lifeblood of the island. It's an educational start to the day, with an introduction to the history of ‘Coconut Island' at the Coconut Museum. You'll visit the Tar Nim waterfall and Magic Garden, a sculpture park atop Pom Mountain. As we drive to a mountaintop restaurant for a traditional Thai lunch, there's a side order of panoramic views. Last stop is the historic Khao Hua Jook pagoda, where you'll receive a Buddhist monk blessing in the ancient Pali language.
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Angthong Marine Park by Blue Star Kayaking
The best way to discover Thailand's lagoons and caves is in your very own kayak. You'll sail towards Anthong Nationnal Marine Park and arrive at Ko Mae Ko. After a short hike, you'll arrive at the saltwater lagoon ready to jump in a kayak and explore the turquoise waters. Lush green forest covers the island, making it a great habitat for different animal species – so look out for otters as well as monkeys hidden in the trees. Then, after lunch on the boat, head to Tai Plow to kayak through its caves. To round off the day, you'll have some free time to relax on the beach or, if you wish, snorkel.
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Koh Samui Elephant Experience
Feeding and bathing elephants is one of Thailand's bucket list experiences, so this half-day tour takes you to Samui Elephant Home to interact with their elephants. On arrival, you'll be given an introduction to the centre, then it's over to the food prep station to prepare the elephants' meals before feeding them. Head on over to the mud spa, then walk with them, observing the way they play and interact. You'll also get to shower and brush these gentle giants.
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Ko Samui Temple & Coconut Factory Tour
Ko Samui may well be the coconut capital of Thailand - it's even nicknamed Coconut Island by the locals. This full-day tour shines light on its most famous export with a few surprises along the way. You'll see Kunaram temple, taste local Thai produce and of course, see how the tropical fruit goes from farm-to-fork with a factory tour.You'll begin the morning visiting Kunaram temple, where you'll experience a traditional Buddhist blessing ceremony - a ritual believed to bring luck and happiness. You'll then stop by the Agriculture Technology Centre to try kalamare - a typical Samui dessert made with coconut and caramel.The day continues with a pit stop to learn how herbal medicinal balls are made, before you head to the main event - the coconut factory. Here, you'll tour the grounds and see how they are used in many Thai products. To finish up, you'll be treated to an organic and locally-sourced lunch in a nearby Samui house.
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Ko Samui Island Tour
Thailand's second-largest island really packs a punch. There are highlights aplenty and you'll experience them all in one morning. The first stop is the temple of Big Buddha, home to a huge golden statue of the lord. There's a pit stop at Plai Laem Temple, before continuing on to the rock formations of Grand Ma and Grand Pa. Then, you'll see the Guan Yu Koh Samui shrine, which celebrates Chinese heritage. You'll also be able to pay your respects to the mummified body of meditating monk Luang Pho Daeng at Wat Khunaram. Round the day at Nathon, but not before seeing the Na Muang waterfalls.
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Koh Samui Cycling Tour
Koh Samui is an island of nature, history and culture – and this cycling tour features all its best bits. On two wheels you'll ride through rustic villages, rubber plantations and fresh markets, stopping off regularly to sightsee and take Instagrammable snaps. Take a stroll through the local orchard to see and taste exotic fruits, before being served a Thai lunch in a local garden.
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