Four islands, one day. Check in at 08:30, back by 16:30.
In this order — the cave first, while the tide is right
You swim through a dark tunnel in the cliff and come out on a hidden beach ringed by jungle walls, open only to the sky. Non-swimmers are fine — everyone wears a life jacket and the guide pulls you through on a rope.
White sand, water clear enough to see your feet, and a living reef right off the beach. Buffet lunch is served on the boat here, then you have time to swim, snorkel and take photos.
Big schools of fish around the rock — this is the stop children talk about afterwards, because there are simply so many fish. Snorkelling gear is provided.
Anemone gardens with clownfish living in them — an easy, gentle snorkel to end the day before the boat turns back for Pak Meng.
The number you see is the number you pay
Not included: hotel, personal expenses, and the optional 300 THB per person shuttle from Trang town to the pier.
Pak Meng Pier, Trang · 1 October – 31 May
Muslim travellers make up about 40% of our guests, most of them from southern Thailand and Malaysia. You do not need to bring your own food or check with us first.
Most of our Malaysian guests drive up through Hat Yai
| From | Distance | Driving time |
|---|---|---|
| Hat Yai | 187 km | ~3 hrs |
| Satun | 220 km | ~3.5 hrs |
Trang town, where most guests stay the night before, is 35–40 km from the pier.
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The boat and guide for the whole day, halal buffet lunch on board, snorkelling gear, a life jacket, drinking water, ice and fruit, Trang coffee and cake, accident insurance, free underwater photos, and the 200 THB national park entry fee that foreign visitors have to pay. Children under 3 travel free — message us for the child rate.
Yes, and plenty of our guests can't. Every passenger wears a life jacket, and the guide takes you through the dark part of the tunnel holding a rope, so you are pulled along rather than swimming. Tell us at check-in and a guide will stay with you.
Yes. Koh Cheuak and Koh Waen are shallow and calm, and children love them because there are so many fish. Anyone who prefers to stay dry can sit on the boat and watch — it is shaded and comfortable.
Yes. The buffet lunch is halal and cooked by Muslim cooks. Over 90% of the island communities around the Trang sea are Muslim, so halal cooking is the local norm here rather than a special arrangement.
Tours run 1 October to 31 May. The islands close every year from 1 August to 30 September for the monsoon, and no tours operate in that period.
If the Marine Department suspends sailing or a storm comes in, we refund your deposit in full. Our team contacts you before the trip if anything changes.
Message us on WhatsApp or LINE and our team will confirm your date, tell you the exact total for your group, and arrange payment with you. Once it is confirmed we send your booking details and the pier location.
Yes. We handle schools, universities, companies, government departments and tour agents, and we issue written quotations and receipts. Send us your group size, travel date and what you need, and our team will put a quotation together.
Tell us your dates and how many people — we'll check availability