julie sicard
Super expérience ! Très bien organisée, les guides sont très sympathiques, attentifs et serviables. Et évidemment le cadre est splendide. L’expérience snorkelling est top : nombreux et superbes poissons. Et le déjeuner du midi est vraiment très bon. Le timing est très bien équilibré sur la totalité de la journée.Nous recommandons vivement.
Clare Clark
Super day of snorkelling at Koh Rok and Koh Haa. Beautiful clear water with abundant fish. Koh Haa beach is picture postcard. Helpful team from pick up, boarding, lunch offering and taking back to hotel. A professional company who know their stuff.
Cameron Johnson
Truly a great experience! Time at the market to learn about the products that we would require for the dishes being presented. Then a fun but educational class of preparing Family Thai dishes.
Ma T
Fantastic longboat tour of 4 islands around Koh Lanta. The tour guides were excellent and explained everything along the way very well. Overall a great experience and would recommend.
Mephisto Pheles
We had a great time with Non and his team. The trip was smooth and well organised. You have ample time to enjoy each location. Value for money. The food was delicious.
If you’re visiting Koh Lanta for the first time, the 4 Island Tour is a must-do day trip. This tour takes you to some of the most beautiful islands in the Andaman Sea, perfect for swimming, snorkeling, and relaxing. You can choose to go by speedboat for a faster ride or by traditional longtail boat for a more local experience.
Getting to the 4 islands from Koh Lanta is easy and popular among visitors. The most common way is by joining a day tour by speedboat or longtail boat, which includes hotel pickup, lunch, snorkeling gear, and a guide. These tours leave from the beaches or piers on Koh Lanta and take you directly to the islands. If you want to visit the islands on your own, you can also take a ferry from Koh Lanta to Koh Mook or Koh Kradan, though services are limited and seasonal. Day tours are the easiest option and allow you to visit all four islands in one trip.
🏊♂️ Swim through the Emerald Cave on Koh Mook
🐠 Snorkel around Koh Chueak and Koh Kradan to see coral and tropical fish
🏝️ Relax on the beach at Koh Kradan and Koh Ngai
📸 Take stunning photos of white sand, turquoise sea, and limestone cliffs
🍽️ Enjoy lunch on the beach, usually served on Koh Ngai
🌴 Walk along peaceful beaches with few people and amazing views
🛶 Explore by kayak (available for rent on some islands)
🐚 Collect seashells or just enjoy the natural beauty around you
Some helpful tips for visiting the 4 Islands near Koh Lanta:
The best time is during the dry season from November to April, when the weather is sunny and the sea is calm.
Some islands like Koh Ngai and Koh Kradan have basic restrooms, but smaller islands like Koh Chueak do not. It’s best to use the facilities before leaving or during lunch stops.
Food is usually provided by the tour and served on the beach, especially on Koh Ngai or Koh Kradan. There are a few small restaurants on Koh Kradan if you go independently.
The islands are mostly natural and undeveloped, so there are no shops on most of them. Bring water and snacks if needed.
Yes, visitors are required to pay an entrance fee to visit the islands. It’s currently set at THB 200 per adult and THB 100 per child. Infants up until 3 years old can enter for free. The fee includes the maintenance of the facilities on the islands and is there so locals can keep the islands clean and safe.
