Things to do in Surat Thani Province

absolutely recommend this tour if you’re in Samui and especially if you are a solo traveler trying to see more of the islands around Samui. it is a big day - hiking, snorkeling, kayaking etc but you can opt out if you wish. the crew are all so friendly and knowledgeable. very happy to support this type of Thailand tourism 🙌🏻

Excellent, really worth the money. Breakfast was light but good. They gave out motion sickness pills, but the travel across to the national park was lovely. To be greeted by Dolphins. Our guide, Ken, was brilliant at explaining everything well and keeping us all in line 😂The hike up was quite arduous fabulous views of the surrounding island, that takes one hour. But you can relax on the beach, deckchairs 50 baht for 2 hours and a shop. Next stop the kayaking, it is only 30 mins round to the next beach but it is tiring if you are not a regular kayaker. Finally the emerald lake is very steep steps going up and down, again quite tiring but not as bad as the hike, nice and interesting at the top. There is a shop at the bottom to reward yourself with an ice cream! All the staff are really helpful and you can see they enjoy it. The itinery may change around depending on the weather. The crossing back to Samui was very choppy like a roller coaster but we loved it! All in all a great day

Excellent tour experience! The Elephants were happy and full of personality. The drivers were punctual and the Elephant keepers and guide were excellent full of fun facts and information.

From the moment we pick up until we go back it was more than perfect time and service.

Guide Khun Aoddy is very good care of all the guests, always entertain guests and good knowledge. strongly recommend him to your visiting.

It's been two years since I last watched Muay Thai in Phuket. This time, I saw six exciting matches, including two KOs, in a more modern stadium than the one in Phuket. Why don't you all go and check it out?

While the spa offers a free pick-up service, our accommodation was too far, so we took a taxi. We were satisfied with the spa. If we had more time, we would have liked to visit again.

We were very well taken care of by the Insea team. The itinerary was planned well and we saw beautiful sceneries. Was able to see some fishes while snorkeling but it's not crystal clear waters full or multicoloured corals (don't expect that). The hike up Oha Jun-Jaras nature trail was no mean feat (500m to the top but you can turn around at the various viewpoints for a similarly breathtaking view) Buffet lunch was alright. Koh Mae Koh was the last stop and it was very beautiful as well. This lookout point is only 150m but the steps are steep.

Because it's a large boat, there are a lot of tourists. If you like to sunbathe, go to the third floor. Most people sit on the second floor; the engine on the first floor is too noisy. The food is good for a day trip. There's cake and coffee in the morning, and the fried chicken actually tastes pretty good for lunch. There are also banana cakes and drinks available in the afternoon, so the food is definitely a plus. A bottle of drinking water is provided for the morning itinerary. Climbing the mountain is not easy; the steps are very large, so be sure to wear comfortable athletic shoes. A large waterproof bag will be provided for the afternoon kayaking, so you don't need to bring your own. Remember to change into your swimsuit and flip-flops. The downside is that the large boat is relatively slow, taking 2 hours each way, and you have to change to a smaller boat to reach the island, which is quite tiring.