Experience the ultimate longtail or speed boat tour on Samui, featuring its very own pier at the enchanting Thong Krut beach in the south of the island. We run both morning and afternoon (with a sunset) tours.

The tour kicks off with a 20-minute ride to the first island, Thong Krut, which may not appear remarkable at first glance, but boasts a vibrant and lively reef just off its coast. This unique feature makes it the best snorkeling spot in Samui and serves as the first stop on our tour. Rest assured, all guests will be equipped with snorkeling gear.

The upcoming destination is Koh Madsum, a beautiful island known for its pristine white beaches and crystal-clear turquoise waters, perfect for swimming. The island features a rustic local restaurant and bar, emanating a relaxed vibe throughout. Interestingly, Koh Madsum is the first pig sanctuary in Thailand, and you can learn more about its story by reading the placard there. Don't forget to capture some hilarious moments with adult pigs and adorable pet piglets who love belly rubs.

After a wonderful time on Koh Madsum, head back to Samui, where you can enjoy a delicious optional beachfront lunch at the restaurant for just 250 Baht per person before your transfer back to your hotel.

The program is called "Three islands" and it offers a visit to a unique and picturesque sand bar called Rap Island (Koh Rap) in addition to the two islands. On a sunny day, this is an opportunity not to be missed. If weather conditions permit, there is an option to add a tour to Five Islands. These islands are protected and inhabited, and used to be a place where bird nests were gathered, which is now illegal. It is a sight to behold.

You can choose from two tour options: a longtail boat that provides a local experience with the opportunity to dive in, or a one-engine speed boat that offers a faster transition between islands. Please note that the tour does not include a round transfer from your hotel, entrance fee for Koh Madsum (50 Baht per person), or lunch. It's possible to rent a kayak for around 400-500 Baht per hour and use it to discover the secluded beaches on the island.

For Muslim visitors who cannot visit Koh Madsum for religious reasons, we can skip it and instead arrange a tour to Koh Tan and Koh Rap only.