Prices for the private boat · all inclusive
The speedboat is privatized for your group: the price is per boat, not per person, and it includes the national park tax, meals (breakfast, buffet lunch, snacks) and the guide. Three departure options, transfers calculated in the price:
| Band | Departure Phuket | Departure from Khao Lak | Without transfer |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1–10 people | THB60,000 | 57,000 THB | 55,000 THB |
| 11–20 people | THB70,000 | 66,000 THB | THB64,000 |
| 21–30 people | THB80,000 | 79,000 THB | 77,000 THB |
| 31–40 people | THB95,000 | 90,000 THB | THB85,000 |
| 41–50 people | THB110,000 | THB105,000 | 100,000 THB |
| 51–60 people | THB125,000 | 120,000 THB | THB115,000 |
| 61–70 people | THB145,000 | THB140,000 | 130,000 THB |
The reservation table opposite corresponds to Phuket departure (hotel transfers by van included). For a Khao Lak or without transfer departure (you reach the pontoon by your own means), specify this when booking: the rate in the table applies. Full payment upon reservation, availability to be confirmed before blocking a date.
Why the Similans in private
- Among the most beautiful waters in Thailand: white sand, preserved reefs, exceptional visibility.
- Private day: your group, your pace, far from the crowds of big boats.
- All inclusive: park fee, full board, transfers, guide, equipment, even the mermaid outfit for photos.
- Up to 70 people on a single boat (45 or 75 seats): ideal for weddings, incentives, large groups.
What you see
- Koh Ba Ngu (n°9), snorkeling and swimming.
- Koh Similan (n°8), Sailing Rock viewpoint and Donald Duck rock, the emblem of the Similan.
- Koh Payu (n°7), Koh Ha & Koh Hok (n°5-6), reefs and underwater life.
- Koh Miang (n°4), beach and relaxation.
Good to know
Charter seasonal: access to Similan only from October 15 to May 15 (park closed the rest of the year). Departure from the private pontoon (sanitary facilities, showers, prayer room, parking, wifi) after breakfast. Full payment upon booking, availability to be confirmed, contact us before blocking a date.
Times may vary depending on tide and weather. Charter not recommended for pregnant women, children under one year old and people with reduced mobility or medical problems.
Detailed programme
Tôt le matin
Hotel pick-up → private pontoon + breakfast
Shuttle from your Phuket hotel to the private pontoon. Breakfast served before boarding.
Matin
Crossing to the Similan (~1h)
About an hour by speedboat on the Andaman Sea, 70 km offshore (Phang Nga province).
Matin
Koh Ba Ngu (island no. 9)
Swimming and snorkeling around island no. 9.
Midi
Koh Similan (island no. 8) + lunch
Buffet lunch at the national park restaurant on island no. 8, then beach, climb to the Sailing Rock viewpoint (symbol of the Similan) and Donald Duck rock.
Après-midi
Koh Payu (n°7) or Koh Ha & Koh Hok (n°5 and 6)
Snorkeling on the reefs, exceptional underwater world. Relaxation and swimming on Koh Miang (island no. 4).
Fin de journée
Return pontoon → hotel + snacks
Return from Miang to the pontoon (snacks, tea, coffee), then shuttle to your hotel.
Included / Not included
Included
- Private speedboat + crew (45 places · 3 engines, or 75 places · 4 engines)
- Similan National Park Fee (included)
- Local English-speaking guide (Chinese, Russian or Thai depending on availability)
- Round trip hotel transfers (Phuket) by van
- Private pontoon: toilets, showers, prayer room, parking, wifi
- Breakfast at the pontoon before departure
- Buffet lunch at the national park restaurant
- Evening snacks on return + fruit and drinks on board
- Snorkeling equipment + life jacket
- Beach bag, towel and beach mat
- Mermaid outfit for photos
- Travel insurance
Not included
- Tip (optional)
- Alcoholic drinks
- Fins
Before you go
Good to know
Prone to seasickness?
Take a tablet ~30 min before departure, sit mid-boat, keep your eyes on the horizon and avoid heading out on an empty stomach.
Beat the crowds
Iconic spots like Maya Bay are far calmer early in the day. Our morning departures get you there before the midday ferry rush.
National park fees
Some sites sit inside a national park, so an entrance fee may apply. Check the “Not included” list above so there are no surprises.
Sun & reef care
The tropical sun is strong, bring a hat, sunglasses and plenty of water. Reef-safe sunscreen is required in Thai marine parks.
What to pack
Swimwear under your clothes, a towel, a dry bag for your phone, and a change of clothes for the trip back.