On the water · KOH SAMUI SPEEDBOAT TOURS
The 15 best koh samui speedboat tours you can get a seat on today, with the fare, the hours on the water and who each one suits. Number one is first for a reason; start there.
Spend a relaxed half-day visiting Koh Madsum, where friendly pigs roam the beach, then snorkel near Koh Tan and enjoy a buffet lunch. Guides such as Sun, Joe, Cola, and Alex keep things fun and help with photos. Hotel pickup, gear, water, fruit, and insurance are included, though the 50-baht Pig Island fee is extra.
“Cola,Joe and the whole crew were excellent,warm and friendly.”
Travel by air-conditioned minibus and speedboat from Koh Samui to Koh Tan and Koh Mudsum, also called Pig Island. You’ll snorkel for about an hour, then spend up to two and a half hours swimming, kayaking, relaxing on the sand, and seeing the island’s friendly pigs. Lunch, soft drinks, equipment, hotel pickup, and return transport are included.
“It was great fun, the pigs were adorable and the day ran very smoothly. Guides were friendly and attentive, I would definitely recommend! It can be found slightly cheaper if you book on arrival though, but this was still affordable so I have no complaints!”
From Koh Samui, K Sea Speedboat takes you to Wao Island for snorkeling, Koh Wua Talap for kayaking or a steep viewpoint hike, Phaluai Island for Thai lunch, and Mae Koh for Emerald Lagoon views. Guides such as Thai and Sunshine help keep this busy, active day organized. Hotel transfers, gear, drinks, and lunch are included.
“The tour was really amazing. The spots were not too busy. And we saw Brydewhales on the tour 😍 everything was a bit better than expected. The crew was really friendly. There is just one thing that was a little minus: the “vegan” food. They offered rice and soup. And later on vegetables from the buffet. But the vegetable soup was made of chicken and the vegetables with oyster sauce. This is not vegan at all. Except that I would really recommend this tour.”
Travel by air-conditioned van and speedboat from Koh Samui to Koh Tao and Koh Nang Yuan. Snorkel at Ao Muang and other clear-water sites, enjoy Thai lunch, and climb for Nang Yuan’s famous panorama. Guides such as Ken and Tom are known for attentive safety help, but rough seas and long boat time can be demanding.
“Such a good day! Staff so attentive and informative, plenty of soft drinks given throughout the day. Good breakfast and exceptional lunch, plenty of good snorkelling opportunities, we saw lots and lots of different fish and coral.”
Travel by van and speedboat from Koh Samui to search for wild pink dolphins, then snorkel at Koh Taen and visit Ko Madsum, better known as Pig Island. Your Thai or English-speaking guide provides gear, water, fruit, and lunch. Dolphin sightings are never guaranteed, and groups may be large.
“It was a great experience! We saw a pink dolphin and a few regular dolphins. The pig island was a lot of fun; it had pigs of all sizes, from little ones to massive ones. We have had a good time!”
Speed across the sea from Koh Samui to Koh Madsum, where you can meet pigs and piglets on a white-sand beach. Then snorkel near Koh Tan and enjoy a buffet lunch by the water. Happy Samui provides hotel pickup, equipment, water, guides, and a modern speedboat. Guides known as Superman, Joe Biden, and Coca-Cola are especially helpful with photos and boat transfers.
“Great fun and the trip only takes half a day to complete… I recommend the morning secession which also includes lunch…”
Spend 7 to 8 hours exploring Angthong Marine Park by speedboat from Koh Samui. The day combines snorkeling near Wua Island, a steep walk to Emerald Lake, kayaking, beach time, and a viewpoint climb on Ko Wua Ta Lap. Guides such as Romeo keep the pace lively, while hotel transfers, equipment, breakfast, lunch, and water are included.
“These guys were fantastic! So kind and knowledgeable, you visit some beautiful places and one of the better snorkeling sites! The hike to the view point is hard but so so worth it! Cannot recommend this enough.”
Leave Koh Samui by speedboat for selected snorkeling bays around Koh Tao, then spend time on Koh Nangyuan. You’ll get hotel pickup, breakfast, equipment, a Thai buffet lunch, and an English or Thai-speaking guide. The day includes Japanese Garden Reef and the island viewpoint, with a 250 THB adult entry fee paid separately.
“Durchführung der Tour alles gut. Lunch war gut und ausreichend. Lokation, Strand , Wässer und Aussichtspunkt auf Koh Nangyuan einmalig schön. Schnorchelpunkte bei Koh Tao weniger schön, Korallen alle kaputt ( tot ) und eher wenig Fische zu sehen. Also , Schnorcheln ist zu vernachlässigen aber Koh Nangyuan einmalig.”
Take a 6 to 7 hour speedboat trip from Koh Samui to Koh Tan and Koh Madsum, better known as Pig Island. You’ll snorkel with provided gear, eat a Thai set lunch, feed semi-wild pigs, and have time for the beach. Select hotel pickups are included, but remote areas cost extra and sea conditions can affect snorkeling.
“It was okay, nice day out, unfortunately was not any fish on the snorkelling site and mis understanding the guide english language.”
Travel from Koh Samui to Koh Tan and Koh Madsum, better known as Pig Island, on a five-hour speedboat trip. You will snorkel, swim, kayak, meet free-roaming pigs, and enjoy a Thai meal. Hotel pickup, equipment, refreshments, an English-speaking guide, and accident insurance are included.
“War alles super. Für Kinder allerdings bei Wellengang eher nicht zu empfehlen, da das Speedboat wie auf einer Achterbahn auf die Wellen knallt.”
Spend 8 to 9 hours exploring Ang Thong National Marine Park from Koh Samui by speedboat. You can snorkel, kayak, swim, relax on white-sand beaches, visit Emerald Lake, and climb Wua Talap Hill. Hotel pickup, lunch, drinks, and equipment are included. Expect a lively group trip, sometimes with up to 50 people, plus a 300-baht park fee.
“Amazing day thanks to the super cool crew that brought us to the best places with the best attitude!! It was really nice and not crowded at all, we were almost the only ones in every stop. Thank you so much!!”
Spend a full day touring Angthong Marine Park from Koh Samui by speedboat. You’ll snorkel at Koh Wao, hike above Emerald Lake, eat a Thai buffet on Koh Sam Sao, kayak around sea caves, and climb 200 steps on Wua Talap. An English-speaking guide, hotel transfers, meals, gear, and drinks are included.
Leave Koh Samui by speedboat for Ko Tao and Ko Nang Yuan. Snorkel at two Ko Tao sites, look for sea turtles, eat a Thai buffet, then climb to Nang Yuan’s 150-meter viewpoint or relax on its sandbar. Hotel transfers, breakfast, gear, drinks, and an English-speaking guide are included.
“Magnifique activité. Le seul bémol c'est quon passe énormément de temps sur le bateau,transport par rapport au temps passer sur les îles.”
Take a 6 to 7-hour speedboat trip from Koh Samui to Koh Madsum, better known as Pig Island. Feed the island’s pigs, kayak, swim, relax on the beach, and snorkel near Koh Tan. Hotel pickup, equipment, lunch, fruit, soft drinks, and accident insurance are included, with a 30-person maximum.
“The best boat trip i've had in Thailand (and I've tried a lot!). Driver arrived on time and was very friendly. The speedboat was great and the guys leading the trip were very helpful and kind. My guide spoke great English and offered to take pictures for me all day which was so nice as I was alone. The lunch was amazing, one of the best meals I've had in the country! Usually the boat tours give you a small box of fried rice but on the STUNNING pig island, they set up tom yum, Tom kha, lots of fresh stir fried vegetables, rice, pineapple and watermelon... So good! Snorkelling…”
Travel from Koh Samui to Koh Nang Yuan and Koh Tao by speedboat for several snorkeling stops, a viewpoint walk, and a Thai buffet lunch. English-speaking guides, hotel transfers, equipment, drinks, and insurance are included. Expect a full 9-hour day, fast boat travel, and a separate 250-baht adult fee for Nang Yuan.
“No hay palabras para describir estos lugares que merecen absolutamente la pena conocer. Todo lo que ofrece la empresa lo cumplió. Excelente excursión.”
