The best part of our tour to Phuket was selecting Two sea tours , right from the booking to the actual day of the trip Francois ( Co owner ) was really helpful and welcoming , the actual experience was surreal, if you looking for a one of a kind experience without any compromises on luxury then look no further, the caving , kayaking and the food definitely needs special mention, these guys had everything that is needed on a island hopping trip, and about safety we had a family with a 2 year old toddler and the whole family enjoyed the trip without any concerns what so ever , we were lucky enough to accompanied by Francois he was checking in on us every step of the. Might come out little bit about but worth every single penny , because they prefer customer comfort and experience more than everything .
Soft water. Quiet cliffs.
A quieter way to see the Andaman
- Small boats, few guests — Never more than 18 aboard. Quiet enough to hear the water.
- Licensed and careful — TAT Licence 34/02111. Fully insured, regularly inspected.
- Rated 5/5 on TripAdvisor — By more than 2,000 travellers who took the slow day.
- Reef-safe habits — Careful anchoring, reef-safe sunscreen, beaches left as we found them.
- One quiet price — Transfers, lunch, kit and park fees included. No extras on board.
- Guided by locals — Crews who have spent their lives reading this water.
Days on the water
Join-In TourPhi Phi Islands, Gently
The Phi Phi islands are famous for a reason — and quietest when you time them right. We plan this day around the light and the tide: clear water for snorkelling, empty sand where the schedule allows, and a crew that never hurries you back to the boat.
Join-In TourPhang Nga Bay by Boat
Limestone towers rising out of green water. Quiet channels between mangroves. A day in Phang Nga Bay moves differently — slower, softer, closer to the rock. We visit the bay’s famous corners without the queues, and its unfamous corners because they are often better.
Join-In TourPhi Phi at Golden Hour
The Phi Phi islands change in the afternoon. The day-boats turn for home, the light goes gold on the cliffs, and the water settles. We run out as it empties — snorkel the reef, keep an eye on the shallows for blacktip reef sharks, and cruise back with the sun going down over the Andaman.
Small group, unhurried, and timed around the light rather than the crowds. Runs November to April — we don't sail this one in the wet-season afternoons, when storms build too quickly to be worth the risk.
One boat, two ways to share it
Both run the same boats and the same careful crews. The difference is who is aboard with you.
A shared day
- GroupUp to 18 guests, gently hosted
- RouteA set path that follows the tide
- PricePer person, everything included
- StartScheduled morning departures
- ForSolo travellers and couples who like quiet company
The bay to yourselves
- GroupYour group only, 2–20
- RouteShaped around what you want to see
- PricePer boat, everything included
- StartChoose your own hour
- ForFamilies, slow celebrations, photographers
Private Charters
Your boat, your schedule, your itinerary. Hire the whole vessel for your group of 2–20 and tailor the day on the Andaman.
Charter the whole boat for your group — Phi Phi at sunrise, a full day through Phang Nga Bay, the Phang Nga sunset, Krabi, or the Locals' Island half-day.
A quieter snorkel day
Coral Island sits about twenty minutes off Phuket’s south coast — close enough for a slow start, far enough that the reef still feels like a find. It’s our gentlest day on the water: warm, shallow water over live coral, a private boat for just your group, and nowhere you have to be. Easy for families and first-time snorkellers, and quiet enough for anyone who’d rather drift than tick off a list.