The best-known of the Khai islands, with powder-white sand and shallow, turquoise water. Ideal for swimming and an easy beach stop.

The Khai Islands are a collection of three tiny jewels known for their shimmering turquoise waters and powder-white sand. They offer a perfect postcard view of the Andaman Sea.

The best-known of the Khai islands, with powder-white sand and shallow, turquoise water. Ideal for swimming and an easy beach stop.

A tiny island with a small white beach and clear water around it. A short, relaxed stop for a swim and a bit of snorkeling.
Morning or afternoon
The Khai islands are known for soft white sand and shallow, crystal-clear water full of fish. Swim and snorkel at Koh Khai Nok, then sail to Koh Khai Nui for more.
Two small islands with soft white sand and shallow, fish-filled water: Koh Khai Nok and Koh Khai Nui. On the way back, a stop at Koh Mai Ton for more snorkelling.
Paddle through the caves and hidden lagoons of Koh Hong and Koh Phanak, then visit James Bond Island. The afternoon ends with swimming and snorkelling at Koh Khai Nok.
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The limestone islands of Phang Nga Bay in the morning, with swimming and snorkelling at Koh Phanak and Koh Hong. In the afternoon, the white sand of Koh Khai Nok before the cruise home.
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