Koh Tao Snorkeling and Island Hopping Tour (Private)

The Koh Nang Yuan viewpoint is easily the most famous picture in Koh Tao, and it’s one of the most scenic too! From the top, you get an incredible panoramic view of the twin islands, connected by a white sandbar in the middle. It’s a unique landscape where paradise meets panoramic perfection. A breathtaking viewpoint, offering a mesmerizing blend of turquoise waters, lush greenery, and pristine white sands. Capture picture-perfect moments while embracing the tranquility of this tropical haven.

You may explore the pristine coral gardens and encounter a kaleidoscope of marine life including sea turtles, stingrays (if we're lucky) and a plenty of colorful fish.

At a depth of one meter you already have a chance to see large schools of fish and the water is super clear! You can walk through the beach into the water but there are also ways over the rocks that go to the water. Having a small pebble beach which makes a great spot for sunbathing and enjoying the beautiful surroundings but the biggest attraction of this amazing place is the underwater!

Aow Leuk means ‘deep bay’ and is named for its deep, concave shape as well as the depth of the water, making it suitable for snorkeling even at very low tide. The scenery here is stunning. With the white sandy beach and the water varying shades of blue and Shark Island in the background, Aow Leuk Bay is one of the most popular sites for snorkeling and is amongst the most beautiful places on Koh Tao. A coral reef on both sides of the bay begins right off the beach in the shallows. You don’t have to go very far at all to see an abundance of marine life. It's one of the most precious location where you may encountering baby blacktip reef sharks in the shallows. A perfect nursery environment for them.

This is one of another place where you may encountering sharks at a depth of 6 to 12 feet, Shark Bay has many blacktip reef sharks while some of them over 6 feet long and continually crisscross the bay. In addition to sharks, this location is visited by green sea turtles and a wide diversity of reef fish.