The journey to Bamboo Island takes around 40 minutes.  Bamboo Island features long, sandy beaches and a tall hill.  The island is surrounded by clean and clear water that beg you to dive in!  It a delightful spot where visitors like to sunbathe.  With a chilled atmosphere on the island, it's a great place to have a picnic or stop for a meal and take a picture or two.  Bamboo Island has many snorkelling spots where you can clearly see the beautiful corals and sea life.  

The highlight of this trip is Maya Bay.  After closing for more than three years, Maya Bay is rich in nature, nestled in the beauty of the turquoise waters.  Maya Bay is a dreamscape of tropical beauty.   Shoals of black-eared sharks greet visitors who are enchanted by such examples of nature’s delights.  Get your camera ready, because no matter what angle you're shooting from your photos will hypnotise their audience!  

A highlight of this trip, no matter how many times you go is simply how pretty this lagoon is.  The surrounding waters (Andaman Sea) are known as the 12th most beautiful seas in the world.  No matter how well you can imagine this spectacle, imagination can’t compete with the real thing.  Pick up the camera to capture the memories.  Emerald sea waters contrasting against the glowing sun will make you want to jump in and paddle around!  Come visit here soon, at least once in a lifetime. 

The Viking Cave, check out the three-masted sailboat painting on the cave's walls.  An ancient painting that reflects the wonders of history.  The Viking Cave was a location used in the movie, The Beach.   

Viewpoint at Koh Hong
It takes about 40 minutes by boat from Ao Nam Mao Pier to reach Koh Hong. The boat docks, allowing us to disembark and walk to the beach, where we can also pay the national park entrance fee. Here, you'll notice the clear water, with white sandy bottoms visible beneath the surface. This is likely due to the calm sea, as the area is surrounded by limestone mountains. There's a new checkpoint on Koh Hong, the Koh Hong Viewpoint. This is a 360-degree viewpoint, and by walking up the stairs, you'll be rewarded with stunning views of the surrounding islands. The top also offers great photo opportunities.