Krabi - 7 Island Tour

Description
Chicken Island: Snorkelling spot, chicken-shaped rock formation.
Tup Island: Sandbar walk between islands at low tide.
Mor Island: Secluded retreat, peaceful beach atmosphere.
Poda Island: Pristine beach, swimming, sunset BBQ.
Tang Ming Island: Quiet snorkelling, less crowded reefs.
Yawasam Island: Snorkelling over shallow coral gardens.
Koh Raeng (Bioluminescent Swim): Night swim among glowing plankton, tour finale.

Experience

Chicken Island (Koh Gai / Koh Kai)

•  Named for its chicken-head–shaped limestone rock formation.
• A top snorkelling spot, offering vibrant coral formations, schools of fish, and clear blue waters.
• Boats usually anchor nearby; visitors snorkel in the surrounding waters rather than landing. 

Tup Island

• Famous for the “Sandbar” or “Talay Waek”—a natural white-sand causeway that links Tup, Chicken, and Mor islands at low tide. 
• A scenic and photogenic spot, perfect for walking and beach time. 

Mor Island (Ko Mor) 

• Often visited in tandem with Tup Island.
• Offers tranquil waters, ideal for relaxing and taking in scenic views. 

Poda Island 

• Known for its exquisite white sandy beach and crystal-clear water.
• Perfect for swimming, beach lounging, and sometimes includes jungle-like backdrops.
• BBQ dinners right on the beach here. 

Tang Ming Island (Ko Tan Ming)

• A serene snorkeling destination located just off Poda or nearby.
• Less crowded and ideal for peaceful exploration of reefs and marine life. 

Yawasam Island (Koh Yawasam)

• A snorkel-only stop with shallow coral gardens.
• Close to the coast and offers a serene experience amidst turquoise waters. 

Koh Raeng (Bioluminescent Night Swim)

• The finale of the tour: swim or snorkel among bioluminescent plankton—a glowing, magical experience likened to "swimming in
  stars." 
•  Often follows a beachside dinner or sunset viewing.