With its 42 small islands, Ang Thong Marine National Park is one of the most spectacular landscapes in the Gulf of Thailand. The speedboat first takes you in a 50 minutes ride to the North of the park to go snorkeling.

Here you have 45 minutes to immerse yourself in the silence of the underwater world and observe its different inhabitants.

On the island of Koh Sam Sao you swap snorkel masks for kayaks and travel along the imposing limestone cliffs and through overhanging rocks. If you don’t feel like it, you can swim and relax on the beach.

The Emerald Lake is one of the most famous sights of the national park on the island of Koh Mae Koh. Once you have climbed the approx. 150 steep steps, you will be rewarded with a great view over the lagoon with the dark green water. After the effort you will be rewarded with a delicious Thai buffet.

You will experience the highlight at the last stop on the beautiful island of Koh Wua Talap. The extensive, fine sandy beach and the clear waters invite you to relax and swim.

If you still have energy, you can climb up the 500 m high view point and be rewarded with a breathtaking view over the islands of the national park. On this island there is also a cave to discover and in the afternoon the cute little leaf monkeys in the trees can be watched.