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AQUA SNORKELINGAquaSnorkeling specializes in small, private speedboat snorkeling trips leaving at two convenient times most days. These trips are ideal for families and small groups not wanting to be crammed into a speedboat with everyone including Frankie and his aunt from Boston. AquaSnorkeling is fully prepared with safety equipment on board and all snorkeling and non-snorkeling guests are covered by a comprehensive PADI insurance package. They are focused on flexibility and meeting customer needs. With a maximum of six persons on board the boat, you and your friends won't be just faces in a crowd of customers. Trips include transfer service to and from your resort, one meal and unlimited non-alcoholic beverages, snorkeling gear and insurance. Basic Schedule: Morning Trip departing at 9:00 am and returning at 1:30 pm Afternoon Trip: departing at 2:00 pm and returning at 6:30 pm Price (Adult): 1,500 Baht Price (Child/12 and under): 1,000 Baht Minimum four passengers per trip needed Maximum seven passengers Total/ Maximum five adults only/ Maximum four adults + three children Snorkeling Trips Koh Rok / Ko Muk / Ko Ngai Koh Rok: The amazing coral reef of Ko Rok with its rainbow-colored coral and spectacular marine life is one of the best snorkel experiences anywhere. Ko Rok comprises two beautiful tropical isles that between them shelter a fabled "square kilometer" of coral housing millions of colorful fish and marine creatures. Described by many as equal to (or better than) the Red Sea, a day at Ko Rok should be part of ever Ko Lanta holiday. With its perfect white sand beaches, aquamarine water and reef just off the beach; Ko Rok is perfect for a romantic or family day out on the water. Ko Muk: This is a good place for long shallow dives, and a great place for snorkeling. The multi-colored coral is famous and a great variety of marine life keeps delivering surprises round every corner. Don't' miss the Emerald Cave! A 60-meter long tunnel runs through a sheer mountain and leads into a fantastic lagoon at the bottom of a sheer vertical shaft in the mountain. Ko Muk is often visited as part of a 'three-island' or 'four-island' snorkeling daytrip that also visits the great snorkel sites at Ko Cheuk, Ko Ngai and sometimes Ko Kradan. Koh Phi Phi With an underwater world just as fascinating as what lies above the surface, the dive sites of the Phi Phi islands have been a long-time favorite for divers. The amazing diversity of marine life includes leopard sharks that are lazing around. Gorgonian sea fans and other extraordinary coral formations create a breathtaking playground where butterfly fishes, angelfish, trigger fishes as well as seahorses, turtles, and lionfish. Even Manta Rays and Whale Sharks are often found here. Koh Haa This is one of our favorite destinations. Five beautiful limestone islands with a shallow lagoon and white powder beach above the surface, and a magical diving experience both for beginners as well as experienced divers. The islands are separated by deep-water channels, and are famous for the exceptional visibility. With a choice of at least six dive sites, provide excellent diving for all levels of diver. Here you will find colorful coral gardens and fringing reefs, impressive walls, strange pinnacle formations, and huge cathedral like caves.
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