Ang Thong National Marine Park (The Red Baron)

Child - ฿ 1850

Pick up from hotel/accommodation to the pier
Upon arrival at the pier, you will be greeted on the boat by the tour guide with a welcome drink. You will then receive a rich breakfast on board before the tour to Angthong Marine Park starts at around 8:30 a.m.
Visit Wua Talap Island with a multi-level viewpoint. The vantage point with a max. Height of 500 meters, offers a breathtaking view over the entire marine park. See a family of langur monkeys that can be spied in their natural habitat. An additional activity: visit the museum where some specimens of the underwater world are exhibited and you can learn a lot of information about the park and its inhabitants.
A beautiful, white sandy beach invites you to swim and sunbathe.
At lunchtime, enjoy a traditional Thai buffet lunch.
Continue to Mae Koh Island, known for Emerald Lake. This naturally formed lake is located in the crater of a long-extinct volcano.
Departs from Angthong National Marine Park and back to Koh Samui and transfer back to your hotel

Ang Thong National Marine Park is situated in the province of Surat Thani, about 28 kilometers northwest of the popular tourist destination, Koh Samui.
The park consists of a group of 42 islands scattered over an area of approximately 102 square kilometers. These islands are known for their dramatic limestone cliffs, lush jungles, and pristine beaches.
The islands in Ang Thong National Marine Park are primarily made up of limestone, which has been eroded by natural forces over millions of years, resulting in unique formations such as caves, tunnels, and rock formations.
The park offers several breathtaking viewpoints, including the famous “Emerald Lake” (also known as Talay Nai), which is a saltwater lake surrounded by sheer cliffs. The lake gets its name from the vibrant green color of the water caused by the reflection of sunlight on the limestone bottom.
Diverse Marine Life Ang Thong National Marine Park is home to a rich and diverse marine ecosystem. The waters surrounding the islands are teeming with colorful coral reefs, tropical fish, sea turtles, and even dolphins.Snorkeling and diving are popular activities for visitors to explore this underwater paradise.
Flora and Fauna The islands’ dense jungles are home to a variety of plant and animal species. You can find exotic wildlife such as long-tailed macaques, pythons, sea eagles, and bats. The park is also known for its unique flora, including rare orchids and indigenous plants.