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Join the super chilled Sea Eagle Sunset Tour and discover the 4 Islands in Krabi at slow pace. Depart at midday to avoid the crowds and get back after sunset, with plenty of fun activities in between: Snorkel at Koh Ya Wa Sam & Koh Ma Tang Ming, frolick at Poda Island and cruise around the archipelago on a luxury longtail boat. The highlight is a walk in ankle-deep water on the sandbar at Thale Waek connecting the small islets of Tup, Mor and Chicken Island. The crowning finale is an orange-red sunset at Phra Nang Cave Beach, followed by a Thai style BBQ dinner directly at Railay Beach.
The crew of Sea Eagle Tour will pick you up at midday directly from your hotel lobby, and bring you safe and sound to the starting point of the sunset tour at Nopparat Thara Pier in Ao Nang.
Meet your friendly and attentive guide at the check-in counter where you will get all the required information to have an unforgettable adventure.
Depart on a luxury longtail boat with a small group size to the 4 Islands archipelago. The first stop will be at Koh Tup, an offshore island with panoramic views of the Krabi coastline as its backdrop. At low tide, a sandbar emerges linking Tup Island with Chicken Island as well as the smaller Mor Island. This unique occurrence is commonly referred to as Talay Waek, meaning ‘divided sea’.
Cruise slowly past Koh Kai which got its name from a bizarre rock formation resembling the head of a chicken. This is definitely the right time for all photographers to prove their talent. Escape reality and leave the crowds behind with a stop at Koh Ya Wa Sam, where hordes of visitors are replaced by serenity and relaxation. This secret island is the ideal snorkeling spot with a beautiful coral reef and colourful fish - find your own Nemo.
On the way to Poda Island, you will have the opportunity to snorkel in deep water around Koh Ma Tan Ming Island, a small rocky outcrop just in front of Koh Poda. Feel like a stroll along the beach? You will have plenty of time to explore the largest island of the group despite its area being no more than a kilometre in diameter. Covered with palm and pine trees and almost entirely encircled by a soft white sand beach, it is every inch the stunning tropical getaway.
The last stop will be at Phra Nang Cave Beach with powdery sand and crystal clear waters. It is ranked amongst Asia's top ten beaches by TripAdvisor, and offers spectacular limestone cliffs with staggering stalagmites and stalactites. On the edge of Phra Nang Beach, a cave has been dedicated to a princess goddess named Phra Nang. According to legend, she was an Indian princess who was killed in a shipwreck. In another tale, Phra Nang was the wife of a fisherman who was lost at sea. She lived out the rest of her days in the cave, awaiting her husband’s return.
Before it's getting dark, feast in a romantic Thai style BBQ dinner directly at the beach while watching the spectacular orange-red sky at sunset. Enjoy this unique moment before heading back to the pier where the driver will bring you back to your hotel with lasting memories.
