Get ready for an exciting water adventure to see 3 of the most gorgeous islands in PHUKET you’ll ever lay eyes on in Thailand! Hop aboard the speed catamaran to kick off your snorkeling expedition to RAYA NOI, RAYA, and MAITON Islands. Start your tour with a visit to Pirates Beach where you can bask under the sun, swim and snorkel in crystal clear waters, and lay on pristine white sands. After your first dip, head over to Banana Bay (RAYA NOI) for a chance to swim and snorkel in beautiful translucent waters before indulging in a delectable lunch buffet with drinks at RAYA Island. After regaining energy, make your way to the next snorkeling point in RAYA Island. Head over to the breathtaking MAITON Island to complete your whole day snorkeling adventure. Watch out for dolphins as you may get the chance to see them if you’re lucky enough! Have a hassle free day tour with round trip transfer services available for your ease and comfort.

The Racha islands (or Raya Islands), some 12 km south of Phuket, are best known as excellent diving and snorkelling daytrip destinations. Racha Yai, however, is quickly developing into a place to stay on for a while with a number of bungalow and resort operations springing up in recent years. Racha Yai reveals itself in splendid fashion, with most arrivals landing onto a strip of fine white sand tucked deep into the long, U-shaped main bay, called Ao Tawan Tok or Ao Bungalow. The water here is clear and perfect for snorkelling, though the bay gets quite busy with visiting boats in the afternoons. Racha Yai is home to The Racha, a splendid geteway resort. The other large bay, Ao Siam, is a pretty place where lonely strolls in solitude are possible. Racha Noi is uninhabited and has no services or accommodation, but there's some great diving in the area. After swimming Enjoy a great lunch at a beachside restaurant on Racha island

Maiton Island (sometimes written as Maithon or Mai Ton) is a beautiful tropical island just off Phuket’s east coast. Just 2.5 km across at its widest point, it is ringed by beautiful golden sands and nodding palm trees swaying in the breeze, as well as crystal-clear waters and vibrant coral reefs. Sadly, since the island is privately owned, access to it is extremely limited. This does, however, mean that those who can get there will enjoy breathtaking natural beauty, entirely unspoilt by mass tourism. Maiton Island is a very popular stop for cruises, especially those leaving from Chalong Pier. While most boats only stop nearby, allowing you to swim and snorkel in the sea and enjoy the view, select sailings allow you to enjoy your buffet lunch on the pristine beach. Alternatively, you can go diving just off-shore, where you can encounter turtles, cuttlefish and an array of other colourful tropical sea life.