Snorkeltour naar Phuket naar Similan eilanden

We liked the Tour. They picked us up at the hotel, they took us to a place where we ate a small breakfast, then they organized the groups by color, depending on where we were going to go. We got the color pink, with a woman who spoke very loudly but she is a good person, we also understand that there are tourists who are so distracted that the guide's only option is to speak loudly so they know that we are leaving. The boat was in good condition, it had almost new life jackets, the driver drove well and had support from another driver. The trip was calm, we made several stops for snorkeling. When we arrived at Similan we had lunch, it's beautiful, it was what I liked the most about Thailand. If I had not gone to Similan, I think my trip to Thailand would not have met my expectations, but Similan is really beautiful. The sand, the color of the water and the rocks. A unique and magical place that you have to see once in your life at least. I recommend the tour with them.

We highly recommend a trip to the Similan Islands. We were picked up on time from our hotel. The drive was not bad at all and allowed us to see different parts of Phuket. Breakfast was fine, could have a few more options like cereal. Boat ride was great and fast. Loved the islands, but wished we had just a little bit more time on them. The water/sand was beautiful! Our guides were fantastic! If you book this tour you have to understand a couple things. This is an Island Hop and snorkeling tour. If you don't snorkel this might not be a tour for you! Don't complain! If you get seasick take some Dramamine or other medicine prior to the trip otherwise this trip might not be for you. My wife and I had a lot of fun on this unique adventure.

Beautiful islands but caution before departure! Read the itinerary. I booked last minute a snorkeling tour to the Similan islands from Phuket and the touring company delivered on the itinerary and services advertised; the staff, particularly Pop and Ron, were very helpful to all passengers. However, I was surprised that guests who didn't know how to swim had signed for the excursion and baffled to see how many guests were sick on the boat. The brochure does mention that passengers with backache shouldn't book and encourages clients to take sea sickness people but it didn't seem to have been taken seriously. As a result, the staff was on their toes distributing "happy bags" and comforting clients, or pulling life jacket wearing tourists who didn't know how to swim and hung onto a ring through the water to give them a feel of the water. One guest vomited on swimmers queuing to get back onto the boat. The transfers are long, as mention in the itinerary and I would suggest that first time boat revellers looking for an island trip try closer destinations on a non speed boat before throwing themselves into long excursions that can end up in unexpected misery. Last word of caution: the sun is fierce even in the water, wear long sleeves and long pants if you don't want to burn. The park authorities have banned sun tan lotions harmful to coral reefs.The islands are beautiful, but it's not an outing for everyone!