A full-day boat trip from Krabi pier to the Hong Islands. Relax on the beach at Hong Island, take an optional viewpoint climb, enjoy lunch on the island and see the natural Hong Lagoon, then unwind on the beaches of Pakbia and Lao Lading. National park fees are included.
Enjoy a full-day marine journey from Krabi to the Hong Islands, combining beach relaxation, limestone scenery and turquoise water. On the way, the boat passes the Railay Beach area and its distinctive limestone coastline.
At Hong Island you have time on the beach among clear water and cliffs, with the chance to climb to the viewpoint for panoramic views of the surrounding islands, followed by lunch on the island. Next comes Hong Lagoon, a natural lagoon ringed by limestone cliffs and coastal vegetation; depending on the tide, the visit may be limited to sightseeing from the boat.
The trip ends with beach time on Pakbia Island and a visit to Lao Lading Island, known for its small beach framed by cliffs and trees.
The order and timing of stops may change with weather, sea and tide conditions, and all times are approximate. Dietary requests should be submitted in advance and confirmed in writing.
Check in at the check-in lounge at Krabi pier at approximately 09:30. Hotel transfer is not included unless stated in your booking confirmation; please ask us before booking about transfer and timing for your hotel and area.
The child rate applies to ages 4 to 11. Children must be accompanied by an adult. Please ask us before booking about a life jacket in a suitable size for your child.
Infants aged 1 to 3 join free of charge. For children under 1, please ask us before booking.
Please ask us before booking in case of pregnancy, young children or elderly guests, heart conditions, high blood pressure, back or spinal injuries, asthma or epilepsy, or any medical condition that may be affected by boat travel or the viewpoint climb.
The programme may involve boarding and leaving a boat, walking across piers, beaches and uneven surfaces, climbing to the viewpoint, and moving inside a boat affected by sea conditions. The viewpoint requires physical effort and may not suit some elderly guests or travellers with reduced mobility; guests who prefer not to climb may stay in the permitted area, following the guide's instructions. If you use a wheelchair, please ask us before booking.