Koh Bon, a small island on the southeastern coast of Phuket. Speedboats are not allowed to anchor at most of the beaches on this island, so the island is still a tropical hideaway, seemingly far away from the main tourist beaches and a great alternative for guests who want a more relaxed excursion by private long tail boat. Bon Island is stunning with its white sandy beaches and clear turquoise waters. The marine life that abounds off its coasts make it an excellent snorkeling spot.

Popular for its coral reefs, marine life's diversity, crystal clear turquoise water and finest white sand beaches, Surin Islands, an archipelago of five islands within Mu Koh Surin National Park, are one of the most famous snorkeling sites in the world and perhaps the best in Thailand. Other than snorkeling and swimming, we also visit the nomadic sea people's village called Moken and learn about the tribes. Various wildlife can be spotted such as monkeys, crabs, monitor lizards and local birds.

Treat yourself to a day in Phuket Town. Let yourself be immersed in the culture, and the flavors. The Sino-Portuguese city of Phuket is easy to explore and is full of exceptional places. The Blue Elephant Cooking School invites you to discover the local cuisine. The Cooking School has fully equipped facilities offering you the chance to put your hand to practicing Thai Cuisine. No matter if you are an amateur or a professional chef, the chefs here are passionate about their work and serious about providing high-quality lessons. 

Located around three kilometers off the southern coast of Phuket, Coral Island is one of the most popular islands where coral formations can be found in abundance. From the beautiful coral beds next to its main beach making it easy for anyone to paddle around in the water with snorkel masks on. The island is a perfect place to relax and unwind, swim, snorkel, try the water sport activities or just collect seashells from the beach.

This 90 minute program is a first of its kind experience in Thailand and takes ethical tourism to new heights. Explore a newly buily 500 metre long canopy walkway and observe 12 rescued elephants as they roam, bathe and socialize freely in in the jungle below. A personal guide will share the story of each elephant and provide interesting facts about the largest land mammal on earth.

The activity also includes an opportunity to get up close and feed some of the elephants. This is a unique way to interact with this amazing animal while ensuring everyone remains safe and the elephant is not harmed in any way.

Phuket Old Town is a charming blend of history, culture, and vibrant local life. Located in the heart of Phuket, Thailand, it boasts well-preserved Sino-Portuguese architecture, colorful shophouses, and colonial-era mansions. The town is a hub for exploring traditional Thai culture, with bustling markets, quaint cafes, and art galleries lining its narrow streets. Key attractions include Thalang Road, known for its Sunday Walking Street Market, and the ornate Jui Tui Shrine. Visitors can savor authentic local cuisine, discover unique handicrafts, and enjoy the relaxed, vintage atmosphere. Phuket Old Town offers a delightful escape, rich in history and modern creativity.