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Khao Sok — the Coral Cave
A longtail boat ride across an emerald-green lagoon, a 40-minute walk and then a raft crossing to the Coral Cave. If you would like this trip from Phuket or Khao Lak, let us know in advance.
An island 15–20 minutes away by speedboat, popular with anyone who likes water sports.
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A full-day speedboat trip to Kahang Beach (Koh Hey). Kahang Beach is on an island 15–20 minutes away by speedboat and is popular with anyone who likes water sports. It lies off the southern part of Phuket province and can only be reached by speedboat, in about 15–20 minutes. Koh Hey is a small island, and not far from Phuket, which is why it works all year round. It suits anyone who likes being in the water: snorkelling, walking out to look at the coral, parasailing, the banana boat and paddleboarding — which is why they call it the island of fun, a place made for the sea.
Pick-up from your hotel. (The time depends on where you are staying.)
Check-in at the Nikorn Marine office. Names are checked and the guides go through the day.
Departure by speedboat from Chalong pier for Kahang Beach on Koh Hey. On arrival the guide takes everyone down to the beach and explains what is available there. You will also see the hornbills being fed — they fly in to greet everyone. On the island all guests have free use of the beach loungers, and snorkelling gear from the service point. Kahang Beach offers water sports: banana boat, parasailing, diving, sea walking and clear kayaks (extra charge).
Lunch at the Kahang Restaurant.
Departure from Kahang Beach for Chalong pier.
Safe arrival at Ao Chalong pier.
See also
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A longtail boat ride across an emerald-green lagoon, a 40-minute walk and then a raft crossing to the Coral Cave. If you would like this trip from Phuket or Khao Lak, let us know in advance.
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The sea-and-mountain scenery of Phang Nga province: extraordinary limestone cliffs and the spot where James Bond 007 was filmed.
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Near the Krabi islands we move onto a smaller speedboat, while the big boat waits for us.