Koh Rok & Koh Haa Tour from Phuket – Snorkeling in Thailand’s most beautiful National Park

(9 customer reviews)
🕒 ∼ 9 hours
Free pickup service available

From: ฿3,499

Full-day snorkeling tour with the speed catamaran to Koh Rok, Koh Haa and Maiton Island. Only Wednesday & Saturday from November to May.

Our Koh Rok Koh Haa Tour from Phuket takes you to two of the most spectacular snorkeling destinations in southern Thailand. Dive into the crystal-clear waters of the Andaman Sea on a full-day snorkeling tour that leaves nothing to be desired. Explore colorful coral gardens with clownfish, sea turtles and tropical reef fish, relax with a traditional Thai beach picnic on Koh Rok Nai and keep your eyes peeled for dolphins at Maiton Island on the return journey – including hotel transfer from Phuket, only Wednesday & Saturday.

Koh Rok and Koh Haa are located in a marine national park near the border between Krabi and Trang provinces, about 90 km southeast of Phuket. The islands are considered some of the most beautiful snorkeling spots in Thailand – with visibility up to 25 meters and an extraordinary diversity of marine life.

The tour is operated by Seastar Andaman, a local provider with over 20 years of experience and its own 2-deck speed catamaran. You can find more about the tour philosophy, the guides and the safety concept in our detailed guide to the Koh Rok & Koh Haa Tour.

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Itinerary of the Koh Rok & Koh Haa Tour

Dive into the crystal-clear water of the Andaman Sea on this full-day snorkeling adventure. Perfect for sea lovers and nature enthusiasts! The exact times may vary slightly depending on the weather and sea conditions.

  • 06:20 – 07:30 – Hotel pick-up Transfer in a comfortable, air-conditioned minibus. The pick-up time depends on the hotel zone (Rawai, Naiharn, Kamala, Patong, Kata, Phuket Town, Cape Panwa and many more).
  • 08:00 – Check-in at Seestar Pier (Laem Nga Pier) Reception by the team, snacks & drinks, distribution of snorkeling equipment and towels. Short briefing on the day’s programme and safety instructions.
  • 10:20 – Snorkeling at Koh Rok (Siam Bay / Rok Nai) First snorkeling round in the Siam Bay at Koh Rok Nai – colorful coral reefs, clownfish, bright reef fish and often also sea turtles await you. Visibility of up to 25 meters is possible in the high season.
  • 11:45 – Beach lunch on Koh Rok Delicious Thai buffet on the white sandy beach of Koh Rok – directly on the turquoise water of the Andaman Sea. Time to swim, sunbathe and relax.
  • 14:20 – Snorkeling at Koh Haa (Koh Haa Yai) Second snorkeling unit in the coral gardens of Koh Haa Yai – known for its extraordinary underwater biodiversity and brilliant visibility. The five limestone islands offer different snorkeling spots depending on the weather.
  • 15:40 – Dolphin watching at Maiton Island Boat trip along the quiet coast of Maiton Island – keep your eyes open for wild dolphins! Sightings are not guaranteed, but chances are good in the morning hours.
  • 17:00 – 19:00 – Return to Seastar Pier & transfer Arrival at Laem Nga Pier and transfer to your hotel with unforgettable memories. The exact return time depends on the hotel zone and traffic.
Tour highlights​
  • 🏝 Snorkeling at two of Thailand’s most beautiful coral reefs
  • 👀 Crystal-clear water with visibility up to 25 metres
  • 🐠 Observation of clownfish, sea turtles and tropical reef fish
  • 🏖 Visit of Koh Rok and Koh Haa in one day
  • ⚪ White sandy beaches in the protected national park
  • 🍱 Lunch directly on the dream beach of Koh Rok
  • 🐬 Possible dolphin watching at Maiton Island
  • 🌳 National park fees already included
  • 🚌 Free hotel transfer in many regions of Phuket
  • 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Ideal for beginners, families and experienced snorkelers
  • Welcome drink
  • Seasonal fruit
  • Soft drinks included
  • If you are vegetarian or have allergies, please inform us when booking
  • Breakfast and lunch
  • Swimwear and change of clothes
  • Towel
  • Beachwear
  • Hat or cap
  • Sunglasses
  • Sunscreen
  • Camera
  • Cash
  • Passport, copy permitted
  • Pickup time varies depending on hotel location.
  • Cruise passengers must book private tours.
  • In case of bad weather, rebooking or refund is possible.
  • The tour takes place even in heavy rain; rain is not a reason for cancellation.

Tour start time

∼ 08:00

Tour end time

∼ 17:00
Please note that transfer times vary by hotel location and usually take between 30 and 90 minutes. The return transfer duration may also depend on traffic conditions.
What's included
  • Licensed tour guide (English)
  • Qualified staff (first aid, CPR)
  • Life jackets (for adults & children)
  • Mask & snorkel (undamaged return)
  • National park fees included
  • Insurance (valid 24h from tour start)
  • Free pickup zones
  • Tips/gratuities
  • Local activities on the island
  • Personal expenses
  • The schedule may change due to weather or traffic conditions.
  • Insurance is valid for 24 hours from the start of the tour.
  • Infants must be supervised by their parents.
  • Pregnant individuals
  • People with back problems
  • Individuals with limited mobility

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9 reviews for Koh Rok & Koh Haa Tour from Phuket – Snorkeling in Thailand’s most beautiful National Park

  1. Markus Hoffmann Köln – November 2025

    Super Schnorcheln, Anfahrt halt lang

    Schnorcheln ganz klar 5 Sterne, insgesamt gebe ich 4, weil der Tag schon anstrengend ist. Abholung in Kamala kam ca. 20 Minuten zu spät und Rückfahrt im Stau hat fast 1,5 Stunden gedauert. Boot war voll, aber nicht überfüllt, man hatte Platz.

    Dafür: Korallen bei Koh Haa mega, Siam Bay mit Schildkröte, Essen am Strand gut, Crew freundlich und hilfsbereit. Delfine haben wir keine gesehen, soll wohl morgens wahrscheinlicher sein. Trotzdem klare Empfehlung – aber Seatabletten einpacken, wenn ihr empfindlich seid!

  2. Julia Schneider aus Berlin – Dezember 2025

    Unser Flitterwochen-Highlight

    Wir waren Mitte Dezember da, Wetter ein Traum. Mein Mann schnorchelt viel, ich eher selten – und wir waren beide happy. Riesige Fischschwärme, Clownfische, eine Schildkröte ganz nah. Mein Mann meinte, Koh Haa gehört zum Besten, was er in Thailand je gesehen hat.

    Der Strand auf Koh Rok ist der Wahnsinn, weißer Sand, kaum Leute. Delfine bei Maiton haben wir leider nur ganz kurz in der Ferne gesehen, aber egal, der Tag war trotzdem perfekt. Lange Anfahrt lohnt sich absolut.

  3. Daniel Koh, Singapore – travelled January 2026

    Perfect even for beginners

    My wife was nervous, first time snorkelling. One of the guides stayed with her the whole first stop, with life jacket and noodle. She ended up loving it and saw a turtle!

    Booking via WhatsApp was easy, pickup from Patong hotel no problem. Boat wasn’t overcrowded, top deck is great for views. Koh Haa coral gardens are stunning for photos – I brought my GoPro and got my best shots of the whole trip. Lunch on the beach, back in Patong around 6:30pm. Highly recommended.

  4. Sabine Krüger aus München – Februar 2026

    Traumtag, besser als Phi Phi

    Wir wurden um 6:50 Uhr in Patong pünktlich abgeholt, klimatisierter Minibus, alles entspannt. Am Pier gab’s Toast, Kaffee und ein kurzes Briefing. Boot ist groß mit 2 Decks, setzt euch oben hin!

    Erster Stopp Siam Bay: Wir haben direkt eine Schildkröte gesehen, dazu Clownfische ohne Ende. Wasser glasklar. Mittagessen direkt am Strand, Pad Thai, Hähnchen, Reis, Obst – einfach, aber echt lecker.

    Koh Haa am Nachmittag war fast noch schöner. Fahrt ist lang, ca. 1,5 Stunden, aber genau deshalb ist es dort noch so leer. Absolute Empfehlung!

  5. Jake Thompson, Australia – travelled February 2026

    Worth every baht

    Done a lot of snorkel trips in Thailand over the years, this is the best one. The 2-deck catamaran is fast and stable, crew from Seastar were legends, gear was in good condition.

    Viz must’ve been 20m+ easy at both spots. Beach lunch on Koh Rok Nai, white sand, no crowds because it only runs Wed & Sat. Long ride out there (about 90 mins) but that’s why it’s still pristine. Book it.

  6. Sarah Mitchell, UK – travelled March 2026

    Best snorkelling day we had in Thailand

    We did Phi Phi and Coral Island before this, and Rok / Haa was on another level. Pickup at 6:50 in Kata was right on time, comfy minivan. Check-in at Seastar Pier was quick, toast, coffee and proper briefing.

    First stop Siam Bay at Koh Rok – we saw a turtle within 10 minutes! So many clownfish and blue reef fish, water insanely clear. Lunch is right on the beach, simple Thai buffet but really tasty.

    Koh Haa in the afternoon was even better for visibility. Didn’t see dolphins at Maiton on the way back, but honestly didn’t matter. Long day, back around 6pm, totally worth it. Bring reef-safe sunscreen!

  7. Thomas Weber, Hamburg – März 2026

    Top organisiert von Anfang bis Ende

    Über WhatsApp angefragt und innerhalb von 10 Minuten Antwort bekommen (auf Englisch, aber super freundlich). Abholung, Check-in, Schnorchelequipment, alles professionell. Seastar hat echt Erfahrung, man merkt es.

    Guides sprechen gut Englisch und achten auf Sicherheit, es gab Schwimmwesten und Nudeln für Unsichere. Mittagspause fast 2 Stunden am Strand von Koh Rok, Zeit zum Baden und Chillen. Seegang war bei uns okay, im März spiegelglatt. Würden wir sofort wieder machen.

    Tipp: Wer empfindlich ist, nimmt sich ein eigenes Schnorchel-Mundstück mit.

  8. Emily R., California, USA – travelled April 2026

    Amazing reefs, very long day

    Snorkelling itself is 5 stars, I’m giving 4 overall just because it’s a BIG day. Early pickup at 6:40 in Kamala (on time) and about 1.5h each way by boat. It was a bit choppy on the way back, so take seasickness pills if you’re sensitive.

    That said: Koh Rok looks like a postcard, guides were super attentive, lunch was good, lots of fruit and soft drinks all day. We didn’t get lucky with dolphins at Maiton, others on the boat saw fins far away. Would still do it again, just know what you’re signing up for.

  9. Priya Sharma, India (living in London) – travelled May 2026

    Highlight of our honeymoon!!

    We got SO lucky – pod of 3-4 dolphins next to the boat near Maiton Island on the way back! The whole boat was screaming, crew stopped for a few minutes. Magical moment.

    Rest of the day was perfect too: crystal water, clownfish everywhere, white beach, good Thai food for lunch, national park feels untouched compared to Phi Phi. Early start is tough but 100% worth it. If you only do one tour from Phuket, do this one.

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