Šnorchlovací výlet na ostrovy Poda

You'll cruise for about 45 minutes to reach the stunning "Krabi 4 Islands" area. Please bring your beach towels. You can enjoy swimming and snorkeling around the boat or from the beaches during the day.

Koh Tap is part of the Mu Koh Poda archipelago, located southwest of Ao Nang, nestled between Koh Poda and Chicken Island. Although Koh Tap is smaller than its neighboring islands, it boasts a beautiful beach and clear waters that are perfect for snorkeling, teeming with vibrant tropical fish. At low tide, a sandbar emerges, connecting Chicken Island to the smaller islands of Koh Mor and Tup. This stunning natural phenomenon is known as Talay Waek, or "divided sea," offering a unique and picturesque experience.

One of the standout features of Chicken Island is its mesmerizing rock formation that resembles a chicken's head—hence its name. This island feels like a slice of paradise, with scenery that looks straight out of a magazine. Visitors are captivated by its fine white sandy beach and the striking turquoise sea, earning it a reputation as one of the most beautiful beaches in Krabi. As mentioned, Chicken Island is an ideal spot for both swimming and snorkeling, making it a must-visit destination.

Koh Poda is a stunning island in southern Thailand, located just off the coast of Krabi. This island is truly heavenly, featuring smooth sandy beaches and crystal-clear turquoise waters that beckon you to jump in. The surrounding reefs are ideal for snorkeling, and the magnificent rock formations create a picturesque backdrop. The Secret beach, inside the small magical bay, features accessible cave with the lovely view over the bay.

Take a scenic walk from the east beach to the Phra Nang beach, where you’ll find yourself surrounded by towering limestone cliffs that create a stunning backdrop for swimming. Don’t miss the opportunity to stop at Phra Nang Cave, where you can admire a sacred shrine and beautiful stalactites. This area is also renowned for its rock climbing, with limestone cliffs offering a variety of routes that attract climbers from around the globe. Return back to the east pier and walk on another to side to Walking street full of restaurants, pubs, shops and check Railay west beach.

After about 6-7 hours, you'll take the longtail boat back to Koh Yao Yai, where a car will be waiting to drive you back to your resort. It’s been a full and exciting day, but exploring this breathtaking area is a must for first-time visitors to Thailand.