The Surin Islands are among the most remote and pristine islands in Thailand, a beautiful and unspoilt national marine park lying in the Andaman Sea near the Myanmar border, far to the north of Phuket. Wild, protected and rarely visited, they offer some of the finest snorkelling and most tranquil anchorages in the country.
The islands are celebrated for their pristine and shallow coral reefs, among the healthiest and most vibrant in Thailand, teeming with colourful marine life in crystal-clear water. Their shallow, protected reefs make for superb snorkelling directly from the beach, while turtles, reef sharks and abundant fish reward every day in the water.
The Surin Islands are also home to the Moken, a traditional sea-gypsy people who have lived on these waters for generations, adding a fascinating cultural dimension to the islands’ untouched natural beauty. Sheltered turquoise bays, jungle-clad shores and deserted beaches offer idyllic and peaceful anchorages.
Ashore, the islands offer pristine nature, fascinating culture and a profound sense of remoteness. Their unspoilt beauty is exceptional.
With their pristine reefs, Moken culture and untouched beauty, the Surin Islands are a remote Thai jewel. Guests can snorkel some of the healthiest reefs in Thailand, encounter a traditional sea-gypsy culture and enjoy the tranquil, unspoilt beauty of this beautiful marine park.
