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Spend an afternoon snorkelling at two reef spots and finish with a sunset dinner off Promthep Cape. This mid-afternoon to evening cruise mixes easy water time, Thai food and a prime sunset viewpoint.
Spend an afternoon snorkelling at two reef spots and finish with a sunset dinner off Promthep Cape. This mid-afternoon to evening cruise mixes easy water time, Thai food and a prime sunset viewpoint.
Afternoon sun warms the teak deck as Phuket’s limestone isles pass by, and the boat eases into a sheltered bay where turquoise water dares you to drop into it.
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Operated by La Moet & Mv Phuket Champagne Tours · Phuket, Phuket
Afternoon sun warms the teak deck as Phuket’s limestone isles pass by, and the boat eases into a sheltered bay where turquoise water dares you to drop into it.
This half-day-to-evening cruise pairs daytime snorkeling at two reefs with a late-afternoon run to Promthep Cape for dinner and sunset. The bay islands are fragments of Phuket’s karst geology—limestone outcrops cut by sea—where currents shape coral shelves and fish gather in sheltered gutters. The itinerary mirrors southern Thai coastal culture: communal food, understated music and an easy pace that fits families and solo travelers alike.
Expect two scheduled stops for snorkeling and open-water swimming; basic snorkel gear is provided. Crew serve light daytime snacks—sandwiches, pancakes and fruit—and later a Thai buffet dinner as the sky reddens. Lounging areas with pillows create a relaxed social deck; group size remains small enough to feel intimate.
Practical points: the cruise departs mid-afternoon (late departure ~1:00 pm) and returns around 7:30 pm, so schedule transfers accordingly. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a swim top or rashguard for sun and choppy-water protection, and a lightweight layer for wind at sunset. Most boats provide flotation aids and instruction; children and new snorkelers are generally accommodated with orientation sessions before each stop.
Seas are clearest and calmest in the dry season but can be rough during the monsoon—those with heart or balance issues should consult the operator. Overall, the trip is a compact, low-effort way to combine snorkeling, island scenery and a memorable Andaman sunset.
easy.
6–7 hours.
Suitable for general fitness; must be able to enter/exit water from a low boat deck and swim short distances
The tour typically departs mid-afternoon (around 1:00 pm) and returns to the pier around 7:30 pm.
Yes—basic snorkeling equipment and flotation aids are provided; crew give briefings before water stops.
The sunset dinner is a Thai buffet; specify vegetarian, vegan or allergy requirements at booking so the operator can accommodate you.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure; check your booking confirmation for details.
Promthep Cape (Laem Phromthep) evolved from a local headland to one of Phuket’s most photographed sunset viewpoints and sits on ancient limestone formed in shallow tropical seas.
Coral reefs here are vulnerable to contact and pollution—use reef-safe sunscreen, avoid touching coral and follow crew guidance to minimize impact.
La Moet & Mv Phuket Champagne Tours operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
Afternoon sun warms the teak deck as Phuket’s limestone isles pass by, and the boat eases into a sheltered bay where turquoise water dares you to drop into it.
Afternoon sun warms the teak deck as Phuket’s limestone isles pass by, and the boat eases into a sheltered bay where turquoise water dares you to drop into it.
This half-day-to-evening cruise pairs daytime snorkeling at two reefs with a late-afternoon run to Promthep Cape for dinner and sunset. The bay islands are fragments of Phuket’s karst geology—limestone outcrops cut by sea—where currents shape coral shelves and fish gather in sheltered gutters. The itinerary mirrors southern Thai coastal culture: communal food, understated music and an easy pace that fits families and solo travelers alike.
Expect two scheduled stops for snorkeling and open-water swimming; basic snorkel gear is provided. Crew serve light daytime snacks—sandwiches, pancakes and fruit—and later a Thai buffet dinner as the sky reddens. Lounging areas with pillows create a relaxed social deck; group size remains small enough to feel intimate.
Practical points: the cruise departs mid-afternoon (late departure ~1:00 pm) and returns around 7:30 pm, so schedule transfers accordingly. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a swim top or rashguard for sun and choppy-water protection, and a lightweight layer for wind at sunset. Most boats provide flotation aids and instruction; children and new snorkelers are generally accommodated with orientation sessions before each stop.
Seas are clearest and calmest in the dry season but can be rough during the monsoon—those with heart or balance issues should consult the operator. Overall, the trip is a compact, low-effort way to combine snorkeling, island scenery and a memorable Andaman sunset.