Koh Khai Islands tours

What to expect?

Khai Nai, Khai Nui, and Khai Nok are small islands forming a triangle on the northeast coast of Phuket. Every island has its own specialization in recreational activities, tailored to the unique features of its local attractions.

Koh Khai Nai Island

Khai Nai, the largest of the three islands, is known for its untouched beaches and shallow, calm waters. This makes it a perfect place for family vacations and tours with a large group of people.

Khai Nui Island

Koh Khai Nui is the medium-sized island that offers a wide range of locations for secluded snorkeling along colorful coral reefs with numerous tropical fish and plants.

Khai Nok Island

Koh Khai Nok Island is the smallest and wildest of the three islands, transforming it into an ideal destination for tranquil relaxation and beachside activities.

Every organized excursion covers the expenses for round-trip transfers from the hotel to the designated location, features a guide proficient in English, and provides the essential snorkeling equipment.

Programs and prices for excursions to Khai Islands:

• Trip to Maiton, Koh Khai Nai, and Khai Nok Islands is a tour with a stop for snorkeling off the shores of Maiton, lunch with local and European cuisine, as well as fresh fruits on Khai Nai Beach and free time for beach relaxation on Khai Nok.
• Trip to 3 Khai Islands is the most eventful tour, allowing you to immerse yourself in the unique ambience of each island. The cruise includes swimming and snorkeling off the shores of Khai Nai, as well as free time for beach relaxation and a walk on Koh Khai Nui and Khai Nok islands.

You can also opt for a cruise to the islands on a private boat. In order to do it you can rent a speedboat, catamaran, or yacht. This form of recreation entails the freedom to independently choose swimming and diving locations, along with a distinctive array of activities both on board and at designated beach stops.

What Tourists Should Know?

In Thailand there are a number of unwritten rules that should be strictly followed. They are primarily related to the surrounding nature. Respect its inhabitants, do not get too close to animals during snorkeling and diving, do not try to catch them, and do not pull them ashore. Additionally, we kindly ask you to treat corals with caution when interacting with them — refrain from attempting to pull them out or break them for souvenirs. On the beach, remember your impact on the environment and pick up all small and large litter.

As for preparations for the trip, remember the basics that will make your trip better:

• Make sure you don’t forget your sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hatgear. Most cruises involve stops for swimming, snorkeling, or diving, so don't forget to pack a swimsuit, towel, and a change of clothes.
• When choosing clothes, pay attention to the weather forecast and the climate of Thailand in general. To feel comfortable, wear light and breathable clothing in light colors. For walks on the challenging terrains of the islands, choose soft, lightweight shoes.