2 hours
Elephant Sanctuary — Phuket
The Elephant Wildlife Sanctuary lets you spend time with elephants, learn about them and see how we work with them.
A cruise on a luxury yacht to Kahung Beach (Koh Hey). Clean white sand as far as you can see.
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to see the coral reefs and the shoals of fish, large and small, that come over to say hello. There is plenty to do on the island
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.
The sailing catamaran leaves Chalong Bay marina for Kahang Beach on Koh Hey.
On arrival the guide takes everyone down to the beach.
All guests have free use of the beach loungers and can collect snorkelling gear from the service point. You can swim and look at the coral in the shallows. Kahang Beach offers water sports: parasailing, diving, sea walking and kayaking (extra charges apply).
Departure from Kahang Beach. A boat trip to a swimming spot, with one snorkelling stop.
Dinner on board.
Then out to watch the sunset at Promthep Cape, one of the finest places in Thailand to see the sun go down.
A safe return to Chalong Bay pier.
See also
2 hours
The Elephant Wildlife Sanctuary lets you spend time with elephants, learn about them and see how we work with them.
Full day
A day across three provinces and some of the finest islands: Koh Hong (Krabi), Koh Panyee, Koh Talu, Koh Tapu (James Bond) and Koh Naka Noi.
2 days, 1 night
Cross the emerald-green lake by longtail boat, visit the coral cave and sleep in a bungalow on the water. If you would like this trip from Phuket or Khao Lak, let us know in advance.