Seven Pearls of the Andaman

About the tour

A full-day sea journey through seven islands and sandbars of the Andaman coast. White sand, turquoise water, and quiet nature far from busy routes.
The route combines scenic beaches, calm lagoons, and coral bays — each stop unique in color and mood. Smooth rhythm, no crowds, just pure island beauty from morning till sunset.

Route: Boat Lagoon → Ko Phae → Ko Naka Noi → Laem Had Beach → Hong Island → Lao Lading → Koh Pak Bia → Ko Naka Yai → Boat Lagoon

Tour Itinerary

Boat Lagoon
10:15 meeting at Boat Lagoon
10:30 departure from Boat Lagoon

Ko Phae
11:30 arrival at Ko Phae — swimming, sandbar walk
A tiny island that appears only at low tide. A long sandbar stretches across turquoise water, forming a beach in the middle of the sea. No buildings, no crowds — just sand, sky, and stillness. Perfect for photos and a short swim.

Ko Naka Noi
12:30 arrival at Ko Naka Noi — swimming, island walk
A quiet island about a kilometer long with soft white sand and shallow, clear water. Great for swimming, snorkeling, and SUP. There’s a small beach bar and camping area, yet the atmosphere remains peaceful and private.

Laem Had Beach
13:30 arrival at Laem Had Beach — swimming, sandbar walk
One of the most beautiful sandbars in the region, located off Ko Yao Yai’s eastern coast. A narrow white strip of sand curves out into the sea, surrounded by calm, shallow water. Few people, perfect light, and views of nearby islands.

Hong Island
14:30 arrival at Hong Island — lunch and island walk
One of Krabi’s most iconic islands, famous for its hidden lagoon surrounded by tall limestone cliffs. Inside lies calm turquoise water and fine white sand — ideal for snorkeling or kayaking. Part of a marine national park, Hong Island is protected and remains pristine and peaceful.

Lao Lading & Koh Pak Bia
16:30 arrival at Lao Lading and Koh Pak Bia — swimming from the yacht, photos, optional beach walk
Lao Lading is a small island tucked among cliffs, with a quiet cove and crystal water — a calm spot for swimming and rest.
Koh Pak Bia is known for its sandbar that links two small islets. During low tide, you can walk between them, surrounded by clear lagoons and limestone peaks. Perfect for a quick swim and great photos.

Ko Naka Yai
17:30 arrival at Ko Naka Yai — short stop
A large island with soft white sand and gentle water. Beach cafés and bars offer snacks and drinks by the sea. A relaxed final stop before heading back.

18:30 return to Boat Lagoon

Included: soft drinks and ice, 1 bottle of sparkling wine, 8 cans of beer, fruits, 1 SUP board, snorkeling gear, fishing equipment, life jackets, towels, accident insurance