2 days · Tent stay
Ang Thong overnight, under canvas
A tent on the beach of Koh Wua Ta Lap, dusky langurs in the trees and the Milky Way overhead. The most memorable night in the Gulf.
- 2 days, 1 night
- Koh Phangan or Koh Samui
- From 3,600 THB per adult
Updated 5 November 2026 · Prices in Thai baht (THB)

Ang Thong reopens 16 December . December to February is peak season and park places are limited, so book early. In the meantime, join our Koh Tao & Koh Nang Yuan day trip.
The day
How it goes.
- Into the park
Pickup, speedboat to Ang Thong, Emerald Lake and lunch.
- Make camp
Your tent is ready at the park campsite. Free time to kayak and snorkel.
- Stars
Dinner at the park restaurant, then one of the darkest skies in the Gulf.
- Sunrise and home
Early viewpoint climb, swim, then the boat back and hotel drop-off.
Included
- Hotel pickup and drop-off on Koh Phangan or Koh Samui
- Speedboat to and from the marine park
- Tent, sleeping bag, pillow and mat
- Lunch on day 1
- Snorkelling gear and kayaks
- English-speaking guide
Not included
- National park fee (cash)
- Dinner, breakfast and extra meals
- Personal expenses
Bring
- Overnight bag and toiletries
- Torch or headlamp
- Insect repellent
- Cash for meals and the park fee
Plan your trip
When to go, and what the sea is doing.
Best time to go
Typical conditions on the Koh Phangan and Koh Samui side of the Gulf of Thailand. The captain checks the sea every morning; if it is unsafe, you choose a new date or a full refund.
| Month | Sea | What to expect |
|---|---|---|
| Jan | Good | Mostly dry, seas settling after the monsoon |
| Feb | Best | Dry, calm seas, clear water |
| Mar | Best | Dry, calm, very clear water |
| Apr | Best | Hot and calm, best visibility |
| May | Good | Hot, mostly calm, short showers |
| Jun | Good | Mostly calm, some breezy days |
| Jul | Good | Mostly calm, short showers |
| Aug | Good | Mostly calm, some breezy days |
| Sep | Good | Calm to moderate, more showers |
| Oct | Mixed | Rain increases, seas can get choppy |
| Nov | Rough | Wettest month, rough seas; Ang Thong closed |
| Dec | Mixed | Improving; Ang Thong reopens 16 Dec |
Ang Thong National Marine Park closes every year from 1 November to 15 December. The Koh Tao & Koh Nang Yuan trip runs all year.
Who it suits
- Children are welcome. Life jackets in every size, from toddlers to adults.
- You do not need to swim well: snorkelling is done with a life jacket and the crew watches from the boat.
- Speedboats can bounce on waves. Not recommended during pregnancy or with back or neck problems.
- The viewpoint and Emerald Lake stairways are steep but optional. You can stay on the beach instead.
- Simple national park facilities: no air conditioning in tents, limited electricity. Bring a torch.
Sea & weather now
Near Koh Phangan, live from Open-Meteo.
- Air
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- Wind
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- Waves
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Where we go
Koh Phangan, Koh Samui, Ang Thong National Marine Park, Koh Tao and Koh Nang Yuan.
Prices
Simple, all-in prices.
- Adult, incl. tent set
- 3,600 THB
- Child, up to 120 cm
- 3,400 THB
- Under 4 years
- Free
National park fee, cash at the park: 300 THB per adult, 150 THB per child.
Hotel pickup is free in most areas of Koh Phangan and Koh Samui. Thong Nai Pan and Than Sadet (Koh Phangan) and Nathon, Lipa Noi, Bang Kao and Thong Krut (Koh Samui) are +400 THB per person return. Bottle Beach, Haad Wai Nam and Haad Yuan have no road access, so we meet you at the nearest agreed point.
- Free cancellation up to 48 hours before departure
- Weather guarantee: refund or new date
- Confirmation and pickup time by email and WhatsApp
Book & pay online
Pick your date, number of guests and pickup island. The total is calculated for you, and you pay securely by card.
Visa · Mastercard · Amex · JCB · Apple Pay · Google Pay, by Stripe
Questions
Before you book.
What camping gear is provided?
Tent, sleeping bag, pillow and mat. You only need your own overnight bag.
Are there showers and toilets?
Yes, the park campsite has shared bathrooms.
Which island is the campsite on?
Koh Wua Ta Lap, next to the beach and the national park station, with rangers on the island.
Are dinner and breakfast included?
Lunch on day 1 is included. Dinner and breakfast are at the park restaurant and paid on the spot.
Is camping comfortable for families?
Yes. Tents have mats, sleeping bags and pillows, and the campsite has shared bathrooms. Bring insect repellent and a torch.
What wildlife will we see?
Dusky langurs (spectacled monkeys) often visit the campsite in the early morning, along with monitor lizards and sea eagles.
What happens if the weather is bad?
Rain alone does not cancel a trip; strong wind and waves do. Your captain checks the sea every morning. If we cancel because it is not safe, you choose a full refund or a new date, and we tell you by WhatsApp and email as early as possible.
Can I cancel or change my booking?
Yes, free of charge up to 48 hours before departure: a full refund or a new date, subject to availability. Within 48 hours of departure, or if you do not show, the booking is charged in full. Refunds go back to your card within 5–10 working days.
How do I book, and when is my booking confirmed?
Choose your trip, date and guests on the tour page and pay securely by card through Stripe. We check the boat and confirm by email and WhatsApp with your pickup time and pier. For trips tomorrow or today, message us on WhatsApp first. Private boats and transfers are booked by message with a fixed price.
What time is pickup, and is it included?
Pickup is usually between 07:30 and 08:30; your exact time comes by WhatsApp the evening before. Pickup is free from most hotels on Koh Phangan and Koh Samui. Thong Nai Pan and Than Sadet (Koh Phangan) and Nathon, Lipa Noi, Bang Kao and Thong Krut (Koh Samui) are +400 THB per person return. Bottle Beach, Haad Wai Nam and Haad Yuan have no road, so there is no hotel pickup there; we meet you at the nearest agreed point. You are back at your hotel around 16:30–17:00.
Are the tours suitable for children and non-swimmers?
Yes. Life jackets in children’s sizes are included and children wear them on the boat at all times. Snorkelling, kayaking and the viewpoint climb are optional, so non-swimmers and grandparents can enjoy the beach. Boat trips are not recommended in pregnancy or with back problems, because the boat crosses open sea.
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