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Speedboat Tours A fast and exciting way to explore the coastal beauty of Phuket SPEEDBOAT TOURS Image: siamadventureworld.com The voyage of discovery is not in seeking new landscapes but in having " new eyes. - Marcel Proust Rates Contract Rates (Full-Day Tours): Adult Child Phi Phi Islands - The Early Bird 3,700 THB 2,300 THB James Bond and Beyond 3,700 THB 2,300 THB Phi Phi Islands 9AM 3,700 THB 2,200 THB Rok Islands and Haa Islands* 4,500 THB 2,900 THB Mook Island and Kradan Island* 4,500 THB 2,900 THB Similan Islands* 4,100 THB 2,700 THB Surin Islands* 4,300 THB 3,100 THB Racha Islands and the South 3,190 THB 2,300 THB Inclusions: Return transfer, lunch, on-board refreshments, snorkeling equipment, national park fees, accident insurance, licensed multi-lingual tour guide (English, German, Italian, French, Spanish, Swedish is available upon request), certified crew Rates are for full-day group tours. Rates are subject to change without prior notice. Children 2 to 3 years old are free of charge. Image: siamadventureworld.com Rates Private Tour Rates Phi Phi Islands starting from 45,000 THB Koh Rok & Haa starting from 65,000 THB Koh Kradan starting from 65,000 THB Phang Nga Bay starting from 45,000 THB Similan Islands starting from 65,000 THB Koh Racha starting from 30,000 THB Krabi Highlights starting from 45,000 THB Surin Islands starting from 65,000 THB Koh Khai starting from 25,000 THB Capacity: 20 persons for 2-engine boats; 32 persons for 3-engine boats Inclusions: Quality speedboat and crew, Soft drinks, water, coffee, tea, fresh fruits, snorkeling equipment & life jackets, hotel transfer, English speaking tour guide, insurance Additional Charges: Park Fees (per person) / Phang Nga or Kradan - 300 THB / Phi Phi, Krabi, or Rok - 400 THB / Similan or Surin - 500 THB Extra Tour Guide - 2,000 THB (German, Italian, Spanish, French, or Portuguese) Lunch - starts at 300 THB per person (price varies depending on destination Rates are for full-day private charters. Rates are subject to change without prior notice. Image: siamadventureworld.com Details Rates: Rates are in Thai Baht. The rates for children apply to ages 4 to 12 years old. What To Bring: Swim wear, light t-shirt, beach towel, sunscreen, rash guard, mosquito spray, sun cap, sunglasses, beach shoes, and flip-flops Cancellation Policy: Cancellations must be made 24 hours prior to tour schedule. Cancellations made less than 24 hours will be charged 50% of payment. No shows and same-day cancellations will incur 100% penalty. Other notes: Trips are not allowed for pregnant women, children under 3 years old, and adults over 70 years old. They are also not recommended for people with medical conditions and physical disabilities. Tour programs may vary due to tide levels and subject to weather and sea conditions. The insurance only covers accidents with personal damage directly related to the accident. Loss or damage of personal items are not covered by insurance so bringing unnecessary and high valuable items should be avoided. Image: siamadventureworld.com Sample Itineraries Image: siamadventureworld.com Itinerary 1 Phi Phi Islands - The Early Bird 5:00 AM to 6:00 AM Pick up from your hotel and transfer to the private departure lounge in the Royal Phuket Marina 6:45 AM to 7:00 AM Departure to Phi Phi Islands. Visit Phi Phi Islands with an early tour to guarantee the best day experience. Your first stop is Phi Phi Leh, the tour will pass by the entrance of Maya bay to catch a glimpse of 'The Beach'. Afterwards, enter into Pileh Lagoon yet another of the locations of the movie. Here, you can swim from the boat in the crystal clear waters. The tour will pass by Viking Cave and then continue to Phi Phi Don to stop at the Monkey Beach to see the popular Macaque monkeys that live there. Your next stop is Tonsay Bay where you can hike up to the viewpoint or stay at the beach. Enjoy 2 long snorkeling stops from the boat to enjoy the amazing underwater world. After that you will visit the beautiful Bamboo Island and have lots of time to explore, relax, sunbathe and enjoy a Thai lunch buffet on the beach. 3:00 PM to 3:30 PM Return to the Royal Phuket Marina for your transfer back to the hotel. Subject to weather and sea conditions Images: siamadventureworld.com Itinerary 2 1 Original Bond and Beyond 5:00 AM to 6:00 AM Pick up from your hotel and transfer to the private departure lounge in the Royal Phuket Marina 6:45 AM to 7:00 AM Departure to James Bond Island, leaving early morning to be first at James Bond Island. Benefit from a private canoeing station and private lunch at Koh Yao, with no crowds and no rush. Enjoy the fascinating Phang Nga Bay with its Karst rock formations, mangroves and caves, sights that are sure to take your breath away. Stop at the private canoe station at Lod Nai Cave away from the other tours, and enjoy being paddled through the mangroves and the cave. Guests can also enjoy sightseeing at Koh Panak and also explore one of the many caves by foot. Visit the famous Panyee and go for a walk through the floating village. The tour will stop at Koh Yao Yai for private lunch between rubber plantations and coconut trees and afterwards stop at a beach for relaxing and swimming. 3:00 PM to 3:30 PM Return to the Royal Phuket Marina for your transfer back to the hotel. Subject to weather and sea conditions Images: siamadventureworld.com Itinerary 3 1 Phi Phi Islands 9AM 6:30 AM to 7:30 AM Pick up from your hotel and transfer to the private departure lounge in the Royal Phuket Marina 9:00 AM Departure to Phi Phi Islands. Your first stop is Phi Phi Leh, the tour will pass by the entrance of Maya bay to catch a glimpse of 'The Beach'. Afterwards, enter into Pileh Lagoon yet another of the locations of the movie. Here, you can swim from the boat in the crystal clear waters. The tour will pass by Viking Cave and then continue to Phi Phi Don to stop at the Monkey Beach to see the popular Macaque monkeys that live there. Your next stop is Tonsay Bay where you can hike up to the viewpoint or stay at the beach. Enjoy 2 long snorkeling stops from the boat to enjoy the amazing underwater world. After that you will visit the beautiful Bamboo Island and have lots of time to explore, relax, sunbathe and enjoy a Thai lunch buffet on the beach. 5:00 PM to 5:30 PM Return to the Royal Phuket Marina for your transfer back to the hotel. Subject to weather and sea conditions Images: siamadventureworld.com Itinerary 4 1 Rok Islands and Haa Islands 5:00 AM to 6:00 AM Pick up from your hotel and transfer to the private departure lounge in the Royal Phuket Marina 6:45 AM to 7:00 AM Departure to Koh Rok. These two gorgeous twin islands offer some of the finest snorkeling in Thailand’s Andaman Sea. Brilliant white sand beaches, crystal clear waters, expansive coral reefs and phenomenal visibility can be explored in this vibrant underwater world. You might even see turtle, moray eel, sea snake or even a black tip shark if you are lucky. This trip is a must do for snorkeling fans. Start towards Koh Rok and a quick 10-minute stop at Phi Phi Islands. Enjoy beach time at Rok Nai Island for 1 hour, then snorkel above Fantasy Reef for 40 minutes. Afterwards, stay at Rok Nok Island for 1 hour and 30 minutes for lunch and more swimming time. The tour ends at Koh Haa for 40 minutes of snorkeling activities. 5:00 PM to 5:30 PM Return to the Royal Phuket Marina for your transfer back to the hotel. Subject to weather and sea conditions Images: siamadventureworld.com Itinerary 5 1 Mook Island and Kradan Island 5:00 AM to 6:00 AM Pick up from your hotel and transfer to the private departure lounge in the Royal Phuket Marina 6:45 AM to 7:00 AM Departure to Koh Kradan. This trip, which is only available with Siam Adventure World, is perfect for those who want to escape the crowds. Explore Kradan Island and enjoy snorkeling activities to discover its gorgeous coral reef for 45 minutes. After that, enjoy a 1-hour leisure time on the pristine beach at the island, where you can relax, swim and snorkel some more from the beach. Travelers can then enjoy a 15-minute nature trail walk. Private lunch will also be served at the “Paradise Lost Resort” in the middle of Kradan Island. After that, visit the Morakot cave, also known as the Emerald Cave, at Mook island. Swim through an 80-meter long tunnel equipped with life jackets and flash lights to discover a stunning lagoon. 5:00 PM to 5:30 PM Return to the Royal Phuket Marina for your transfer back to the hotel. Subject to weather and sea conditions Images: siamadventureworld.com Itinerary 6 1 Similan Islands 5:30 AM to 6:30 AM Pick up from your hotel and transfer to Phuket Yacht Haven 7:30 AM Departure to the world famous Similan Islands, a group of 9 Islands in the Andaman Sea, known for coral-white sandy beaches, crystal clear waters, picturesque landscape, and home to many sea turtles.
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