Surin Islands with an overnight stay

Children aged 4 to 8 require a child ticket. Children aged 9 and over require an adult ticket. The price is per person based on double occupancy. Supplement for an air-conditioned tent is 2,000 baht/night. Bungalow supplement: 2,000 baht/night (maximum 2 people), 3,000 baht/night (maximum 4 people).

The program is accompanied by a licensed Thai guide who speaks English.

Schedule of events

Every day, please check availability with the manager before booking.

Important information

This format is not suitable for everyone: those accustomed to hotel comfort may find the conditions modest.

It's important to note that this is currently the only overnight accommodation option on the Surin Islands—there are no hotels or other accommodation options on the islands themselves.

Accommodation in tents is very basic and not exactly comfortable, especially given the hot weather. When booking this program, be prepared for this. Be sure to bring insect repellent.

Special terms for tour cancellation: Once a tent or bungalow reservation has been confirmed, it is not possible to reschedule or cancel this tour; the cancellation fee will be 100% even with a medical certificate.

Transfer to the Surin Islands as part of this program is by speedboat. The group is international, and may include tourists from various countries.

Tour program 2 days/1 night:

Day 1:

06.00-07.30 - departure from hotels to the pier in Khao Lak

08:00-08:30 - arrival at the pier in Khao Lak, mini-breakfast, briefing in English

• Departure to the Surin Islands by speedboat
• A snorkeling stop from a speedboat in the Chong Kad Canal
• Visit to the Moken village (sea gypsy village)
• dinner
• check-in at the accommodation facility (in accordance with the booking)
• beach holiday
• a walk to Krating Bay to watch the sunset

19.00 – dinner

Day 2:

08:00 - breakfast

• Bon Bay or Mae Yai for snorkeling
• dinner
• Pineapple Bay or Turtle Bay for snorkeling

15.00 - 15.30 - departure from the Surin Islands National Park

16.30-17.00 - return to the pier, light snack, transfer back to the hotel

Tour program 3 days/2 nights:

Day 1:

06.00-07.30 - departure from hotels to the pier in Khao Lak

08:00-08:30 - arrival at the pier in Khao Lak, mini-breakfast, briefing in English

• Departure to the Surin Islands by speedboat
• A snorkeling stop from a speedboat in the Chong Kad Canal
• Visit to the Moken village (sea gypsy village)
• dinner
• check-in at the accommodation facility (in accordance with the booking)
• beach holiday
• a walk to Krating Bay to watch the sunset

19.00 – dinner

Day 2:

08:00 - breakfast

• Pak Kad Bay for snorkeling
• dinner
• Ko Stork Bay for snorkeling

6:00 PM - Dinner

Day 3:

08:00 - breakfast

08:00 - breakfast

• Bon Bay or Mae Yai for snorkeling
• dinner
• Pineapple Bay or Turtle Bay for snorkeling

15.00 - 15.30 - departure from the Surin Islands National Park

16.30-17.00 - return to the pier, light snack, transfer back to the hotel

The times and sequence of stops are approximate and may change depending on traffic, weather conditions and other circumstances.

Contraindications: pregnant women, children under 1 year of age, people with exacerbations of chronic diseases and those with diseases of the musculoskeletal system are prohibited from attending the excursion.

The Surin Islands (Mu Ko Surin) are rightfully considered one of the most picturesque and pristine corners of Thailand. This destination is chosen primarily for its superb snorkeling, wildlife, dense tropical jungle, and the opportunity to experience the unique culture of the Chaole (Moken) sea gypsies. The archipelago consists of five islands and is located almost on the border with Myanmar. The main islands are Surin Nuea (North) and Surin Tai (South).

The sea around the Surin Islands is strikingly clear, with visibility reaching 20 meters. While snorkeling, you'll encounter clownfish (Nemo), a variety of tropical fish, and occasionally sea turtles—though less frequently than on the Similan Islands.

The Surin Archipelago is a national park, so there are no hotels or restaurants. The natural environment is preserved as naturally as possible, and accommodations and meals are provided exclusively by the park administration. Accommodations are in tents only (bungalows are scarce and bookings are rare), and the accommodations are quite basic—this trip isn't for everyone. However, for those who dream of experiencing the atmosphere of an uninhabited island, finding themselves practically at the edge of Thailand (beyond the closed islands of Myanmar), and experiencing tropical nature without traces of mass tourism, a two-day excursion to the Surin Islands is an excellent choice.

The Surin Islands are ideal for those who appreciate peace and nature. Here, you can wake up to the sounds of the jungle, take a few steps, and immediately plunge into the turquoise sea. The campsite is located on Surin Tai Island, in picturesque Mai Ngam Bay.