We accept various payment methods to make your booking easy. You can pay online via Credit Card (Stripe), PayPal or Bank Transfer (Wise EUR, USD, GBP, AUD, SGD, NZD).

For many of our tours, we also offer the option to book online and pay in cash (Thai Baht) directly to the local operator on the day of your excursion. For availability, please check on product page the image under “Add to cart” button.

Once you complete your booking through our online system, you will receive an instant order confirmation email with all your tour details.

In a separated email, you will receive a ticket including exact pick up time latest the evening before the tour date. Please read all information carefully!

Special cases: For Shore excursions or products (i.e. Airport or Full Moon Party transfer) you can select any pickup time the order confirmation serves as your ticket at the same time!

There is no need to print anything; simply show the ticket on your phone to your driver or guide.

Unfortunately not. For most tours, you have the option to “Book Now & Pay Later”. Depending on the specific excursion, you can select only prepay (Water sports, Full Moon Party, etc.) for your booking.

Please note: “Book Now & Pay Later” is only available for bookings less than ฿15,000.00, and we keep the right to reject any booking without reason.

Absolutely. We offer a “Book Now & Pay Cash Later” feature for many of our popular excursions. This allows you to reserve your seats in advance without an immediate full payment, giving you more flexibility with your travel budget while you are on the island.

We can’t wait to see you! But we know life happens. If you need to change your plans, here is how our cancellation process works:

Cancel for Free: You can cancel your booking for a full refund as long as you let us know at least 24 hours before your tour date, at the latest by 23:59 (GMT+7) two days before the tour date. Please always refer to the cancellation policy on product page under the headline "Cancellation."

Yes, all participants are covered by accident insurance. To ensure your coverage is valid, please provide the full names and passport numbers of all participants at check-in counter.

In some special cases, we require the insurance details before your tour date. Please insert full names and passport numbers of all participants in the “Insurance” field during the booking process. This is a mandatory requirement by Thai law for licensed tour operators.

We recommend booking at least 2 to 3 days in advance, especially during high season. However, for many tours, we accept bookings until 21:30 (9:30 PM) the night before. For some private city tours or ATV trips, same-day bookings may even be possible—please contact us via E-mail or Live Chat for last-minute availability.

Reserving is simple: visit angthongtours.com, select your desired excursion, choose your date and number of participants, and follow the checkout process. Once finished, your booking is secured, and your ticket will be sent to your email after local operator approval.

Your safety is our priority. All boats are equipped with life jackets for every passenger, and we only work with licensed, experienced guides. We monitor weather conditions constantly and will postpone or cancel trips if conditions are unsafe. Our vehicles are also regularly maintained and air-conditioned for a safe, comfortable journey.

If you book a private tour, the itinerary is highly flexible! You can discuss your preferences with the guide or driver to spend more time at spots you love. For join-in (group) tours, the itinerary is generally fixed to stay on schedule, though minor adjustments may occur due to weather or traffic.

Yes, we can accommodate most dietary requirements, including vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options, as well as food allergies. Please make sure to mention your specific needs in the “Comments” section when booking so we can inform the caterers or restaurant in advance.

While it depends on the tour, we generally recommend:

For Boat Trips: Swimwear, a towel, sunscreen (reef-safe), a hat, sunglasses, and a waterproof bag.

For Island Tours/Temples: Respectful clothing that covers shoulders and knees (required for temples), comfortable walking shoes, and a camera.

General: A bit of cash (Thai Baht) for small snacks, souvenirs, or tips.

Yes! We offer discounts for guests who choose to book multiple excursions through our platform. If you are planning to book two or more tours, please contact our team via Live Chat or email before completing your booking. We will be happy to provide you with a customized discount code to apply at checkout.

The main differences lie in the service, boat type, and level of comfort:

ECO (Economy): These tours are typically conducted on larger, standard tour boats or larger speedboats. They are more budget-friendly and involve larger groups of people.

VIP: These tours focus on a more premium experience. They usually feature a smoother service, higher-quality (i.e. snorkelling gear), and more personalized attention from the guides. VIP boat tours also typically use more comfortable speedboats or luxury long tail boats, allowing you to reach destinations faster and avoid the biggest crowds.

The golden “Private” Corner Badge in the top-right corner is a golden signal that exclusive private products. The Title: The tour name will explicitly start with or include the word “Private” (e.g., “Private Island Tour” or “Private Speedboat Charter”).

Pricing Structure: Instead of a “per person” price, private tours often show a base price “per group” or “per boat” for a set number of people.

Directly below the main tour images and title, you will find several key headlines that detail the experience:

What’s Included: A list of everything covered by the price (e.g., lunch, life jackets, hotel transfer).

What to Expect: A detailed breakdown of the itinerary and the activities you will do.

VIP products offer way smaller group sizes compared to ECO options. VIP doesn´t mean private! Private products are marked in golden color.

For details on where to meet or how the pickup works, look for the section titled “Return Process & More Information” or, for cruise ship passengers, a section specifically named “What to expect & your meeting point.”

Mu Ko Ang Thong (Golden Basin) is one of the most beautiful marine National Parks in the Gulf of Thailand. The National Park is located in Surat Thani Province on the coastal side between the mainland and Koh Samui. It covers 42 islands with a total area of more than 102 square kilometres, of which about approx. 50 square kilometres is terrestrial, and the rest is water.

The park was firstly established on 12 November in 1980. The important islands include Koh Wua Ta Lub, Koh Phaluai, Koh Wua Chio, Koh Mae Koh, Koh Samsao, Koh Phai Luak, Koh Ka, Koh Hin Dub, Koh Wua Kantang, etc.

The islands were once the forbidden territory of the navy, but later people migrated and settled there. The occupations of these people are coconut plantations, fishing and collecting birds' nests (there is a concession for swallows' nests on the island) in village No. 6, Ang Thong sub-district, Ko Samui district.

The Park is also very famous from the cinema film “The Beach” though Leonardo DiCaprio fights against crocodiles at the bright blue lake.

A visit to Ang Thong Park is possible all year round, except during the closed regeneration season. However, the best time to visit Ang Thong National Marine Park is usually from February to October when the weather is at its best and the sea is calm.

This year, however, the National Park is not closed during the winter monsoon months from November to January and you can enjoy your marine tour to the fullest.

There are no regular ferry services to Angthong National Marine Park, hence the best way to visit this wonderful National Marine Park is on a joint or private day trip.

Currently, the only day tours visiting to Angthong National Marine Park are departing from Koh Phangan or Koh Samui.

On the island of Koh Wua Ta Lap (the sleeping cow's eye) is the headquarter located, it features park accommodation, a campsite, a visitor centre, a restaurant/shop and a ranger station. The stunning Pha Chan Charat Vewpoint is also located here. The white sand beach offers other activities such as swimming, snorkelling and canoeing/kayaking.

Another park highlight is the Blue Lagoon (Emerald Lake) called Thale Nai and the beautiful greenery surroundings.

Of course, there is also snorkelling on Koh Woa Island, and there are many other islands to spot from afar.

As the Ang Thong National Park boat trips are very popular, we strongly recommend booking the Mu Ko Ang Thong National Park tours in advance to ensure availability.

You can book now and pay conveniently on tour day!

These experiences are best suited for tours in Ang Thong:

- Angthong Marine Park Full-Day Big Boat Economy Tour
- Angthong Marine Park Full-Day Speed Boat VIP Tour
- Full Day Private Speed Boat Tour - Angthong Marine Park
- Fullday Sailing Boat Tour to Ang Thong Marine Park

Most visitors to Ang Thong arrive on a joint day trip or by private boat charter from Koh Samui or Koh Pha Ngan. For those who wish to stay overnight, there are 5 hotels listed (one is temporary closed) on Google. Camping tents are available to rent at the Park Headquarters on Koh Wua Talab, where there is also a simple restaurant.

1. Koh Phaluai Beach Bangalow
2. Koh Phaluay Eco Resort
3. Phaluay Beach Resort
4. Koh Phaluai Cottage
5. Phaluai Seaview Homestay

Prices are ranking from 1100 THB up.

The 500-metre steep walk up to the Pha Jun Jaras viewpoint is arduous, but totally worth it.

Although the name sounds a bit like a cliché "bright moon", it is fitting when you arrive and see the water glistening around the forested limestone cliffs in the distance.

It takes most people 30-45 minutes to climb up and a little less to descend. Allow some more time for photos.

Hiking up with flip-flops is not recommended.

It takes a 20-minute walk to reach Emerald Lagoon, arriving at a small beach and walking off the boat and up the steps over the mountain.

The green-hued saltwater lagoon is encircled by millennia-old limestone cliffs – a cinematic locale that has Hollywood's stamp of approval.

Tourists are not allowed to swim or snorkel in the lake, so the water remained as still as a glimmer of glass that no one dared touch.

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All parks have rules and regulations. Rules are not just there, they are used to prevent damage to Angthong National Marine Park and its surroundings. Rules are also used to keep people using a park safe. If someone breaks a rule, there can be consequences such as a fine to be paid. Parks are for everyone and they are important for the environment. When people use a park properly, everyone enjoys it.

- Check the depth, temperature and current before swimming and be careful at the water's edge.

- Do not take your pets with you. Pets can scare or kill native wildlife; even the smell and sounds of dogs and cats are enough to scare away native wildlife.

- Take all your rubbish and litter home with you. Leaving rubbish in a bin can encourage animals to rely on human food.

- Leave plants, animals, stones, shells and soil as you find them. Stay on the trail if there is one. Disturbing stones and soil endanger animal and plant life and destroy their habitats.

- Use toilet facilities, not the bush. This will minimise damage to plants and soil.

- Do not stand on corals or kick corals with fins, they are alive!

Electric in the park
Electricity is only available from 18:00 to 22:00 and is generated by a diesel generator. Feel free to bring solar powered battery chargers.

Internet and mobile phone service
Free internet wifi signal is available on the main island of Koh Whua Talap (in and around the restaurant) as well as mobile phone signal and landline. 3G also works well.