Phuket

Enjoy the cruise through Phang Nga, famous for its fantastic landscape dotted with limestone cliffs (karsts), rocks and small beaches.
Anchor off Koh Hong and explore its labyrinth of lagoons by kayak. Here you can spot special plant and animal life only found in the lagoon, such as Fiddler Crabs, Mudskippers and crab-eating Macaques. Cruise towards Phi Phi Island which is a popular tourist destination. 
The main street of Tonsai offers an abundance of shops, restaurants and bars. Check out Loh Dalum across the island and snorkel among the rocks if the tides are favourable. You can sail around to discover quieter bays which also provide superb snorkelling, or go for a walk up to the viewpoint.
From this high vantage point you can see the stunning white sandy beaches below, and the two bays adjoining in the centre. There is something for all from exploring the islands caves, to chilled beach time and water sports. Phi Phi is the perfect destination to arrange rendez-vous scuba diving, as there are many PADI dive shops on the island.

Koh Lanta is a National Marine Park and has a wealth of islands. From dramatic limestone cliffs to winding mangrove rivers and hidden caves and beaches, there is a multitude of things to do and see. Koh Ngai (also spelt Hai) has a long sliver of blond-white sand, with views to Koh Muk’s limestone karsts and the mainland. Neighbouring Koh Muk and Koh Kradan join Koh Ngai to form a triangle that makes it easy to hop from one island to the next. Dotted in between, the rocky islets of Koh Maa, Koh Chueak and Koh Kaen have good snorkelling sites.

Visit the Emerald Cave on Koh Muk, which is rumoured to have been a popular pirate hang out in days gone by. Early morning and late afternoon visitors to the cave often have the place to themselves.
From there, you can swim in from the sea through a tunnel and arrive at a magical enclosed lake. It is obvious to see why the cave has been named ‘Emerald’ as soon as you first lay eyes on its beauty. Why not sail around the island or go beachcombing to search for your own treasures on the beach.

Sail to Koh Rok Nok and Koh Rok Nai, part of the Marine National Park, both of which provide a feeling of seclusion away from the rest of the world. Considered two of the most beautiful islands in south Thailand, the reef is vibrant and colourful, and snorkelling here is a delight.
Both islands have stunning beaches - and are beautiful locations to explore by tender or kayak.