Koh Talu 7 Islands Private Snorkeling Boat Tour from Pattaya

This is a fully private tour, just your own group, boat, and English-speaking guide, with no other travelers added to your boat and no shared itinerary decisions. Hotel pickup and drop-off in Pattaya is included, and departure isn't dependent on other bookings filling up a shared tour. Where most Koh Talu or 7 Islands boat trips stop at one or two beaches, this itinerary covers four distinct stops in a single day: Koh Talu's white beach and the Golden Gate rock viewpoint, two snorkeling spots inside the 7 Islands National Marine Park, Koh Kudi's Pearl Beach, and the sandbar at Koh Kham, plus a stop at a local fruit market on the way back. It suits families who want the boat to themselves, couples looking for a private day on the water, and small groups of friends who'd rather not share a tour with strangers

1. 1

   Koh Talu Snorkeling

   5 hours

   Koh Talu is a small island known for its soft white sand and calm, clear turquoise water, a perfect spot to unwind after the boat ride from the pier. After landing you'll have time to relax on the beach before a short trek up to the Golden Gate rock, a natural viewpoint with sweeping views over the surrounding bays and coastline. A Thai lunch is served on the island before the boat continues to the marine park

2. 2

   Koh Talu Snorkeling

   1 hour

   The boat stops at two separate snorkeling spots inside the 7 Islands National Marine Park, both known for their coral reefs and colorful reef fish. Guests can swim and snorkel directly from the boat at each location, spotting schools of tropical fish among the coral. Snorkeling gear is provided and the crew stays close by to help less confident swimmers.

3. 3

   Koh Kudee

   1 hour

   Koh Kudi's Pearl Beach is a quiet stretch of white sand with shallow, calm water close to shore, ideal for swimming and taking photos with the colorful reef fish that gather right along the shoreline, nicknamed locally after Finding Nemo. It's one of the calmer stops on the route, with plenty of time to relax before the boat continues to the next island.

4. 4

   Koh Kham Undersea

   1 hour

   Koh Kham is known for its narrow white sandbar stretching out into the sea, one of the most photogenic spots on the trip. Guests can walk out along the sandy spit, swim in the shallow water on either side, and take photos against the open sea view. This stop is a favorite for capturing the classic postcard shot of the day

• Suitable for all physical fitness levels

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.