The Miracle of the Four Isles: A Traditional Longtail Expedition to the Divided Sea and Secret Sands of Krabi

While there are many ways to see the Andaman, nothing compares to the rhythmic hum of a traditional Thai longtail boat as it glides over turquoise waters. It is the authentic soul of Krabi.

Are you ready to walk on water?

Our Krabi 4 Islands Expedition is a journey to the very heart of the province's coastal beauty. We take you to the legendary Talay Waek—a natural phenomenon where the tide recedes to reveal a hidden sandbar bridge—and to the sacred limestone cathedrals of Phra Nang Cave. This is the one trip you simply cannot miss if you want to say you’ve truly seen Krabi.

Why This is the Ultimate Island Encounter:

• The Miracle of Talay Waek (Divided Sea): Witness the magic at Tub & Mor Islands. At low tide, a white sandy path emerges from the deep, allowing you to walk from one island to another amidst the crystal-clear surf.

• The Majestic Chicken Island (Koh Kai): Capture a photo with Krabi’s most famous rock formation. Dive into the surrounding reefs to explore vibrant coral gardens teeming with tropical clownfish and sea anemones.

• Poda Island Bliss: Spend time on the sprawling white beaches of Koh Poda. It’s the perfect spot for a tropical picnic under the shade of pine trees with the iconic limestone monolith rising from the sea as your backdrop.

• Phra Nang Cave Beach: Visit the "Princess Cave" at Railay. Explore the mystical shrine draped in flowers and offerings, and relax on what is consistently voted one of the most beautiful beaches in the world.

Itinerary

4 island tour Krabi : Itinerary

Type of Vehicle: Speed boat / Long tailed boat Tour
Duration: 08.30 – 14.00
Operated: Daily Min. 2 pax

08:00-08.45 Pick up from hotel.

Travel to Nopparathara Beach and then speedboat or longtailed boat will take you to

Tup Island: An exotic tropical island, ideal for easy snorkeling and exploring on foot. At low tide you can walk along the sandy causeway joining the neighboring island.

Chicken Island: local landmark, named after the shape of its unique limestone jutting out into the sea. Excellent snorkeling opportunities in warm, inviting water, rich in coral life.

Poda Island: Stunning jewel in the Andaman Sea with both lowland, picturesque bamboo plantation and majestic, rocky cliffs, bordered by long, beautiful beach ? lunch time at Poda Island.

In the afternoon, visit Phra Nang cave and Phranang Beach to swim or relaxing. Secluded peninsular, inaccessible by car, free time for sunbathing, swimming, making photograph and exploring the surrounding area

15:00 starting to travel back to your hotel.

Meals : Lunch