Private Last Minute Beach & Snorkeling Cruise Ship Tour - Pig Island

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Note: This specific tour schedule is designed specifically for cruise ship passengers to ensure a stress-free return to the pier. Are you staying on the island? If you are a hotel or villa guest, please explore our [Hotel & Villa Category] for tours with pick-up times perfectly tailored to your local stay!"

Included:
✔️Accident Insurance
✔️Mobile Ticket
✔️Private Driver
✔️Pick-up at the Pier
✔️Softdrinks
✔️Return to the Pier

Excluded:
❌Tour Guide
❌Own expenses

Morning Pick-up
The local operator will pick you up in a comfy AC-minibus at the port and then guide you in the east of Koh Samui. The driver is waiting for you to arrive, between 09:00 & 09:20 a.m., at the arrival port of Nathon! (Meeting point!) Due to program logistics, you must be at the meeting point on time!

Wat Plai Laem
The Wat Plai Laem is the largest Buddhist temple complex in Samui and shows Guanyin, the goddess of mercy and compassion. Here you will get an insight into Chinese-Thai beliefs as artistic Buddhist themes and architecture. The temple and the art techniques used to create it are centuries old and based on old beliefs.

Big Buddha
The 12 meters high Big Buddha was opened in 1972 and is the symbol of Koh Samui. It is located in the northeast of Samui on a small island (Koh Fan) which is connected to Samui by a bridge. From there you have a sensational view of the coast and the Bangrak pier.

Viewpoint
Lad Koh is one of the largest viewpoints on Koh Samui and is located between Chaweng and Lamai. From here you have an unforgettable view over the beach of Chaweng and the Gulf of Thailand. Many locals bring offerings to the nearby memorial in the early morning.

Hin Ta & Hin Yai
From here we will drive to the famous grandfather and grandmother rocks in the south of Samui's island. It represents a bizarre rock formation that is reminiscent of the male and female sex. You will get more information or the prehistory of its origins on-site from our multilingual, trained tour guides.

Mummified monk
A special insight into Thai culture is the mummified monk Luong Pordaeng. He died in 1973 in a meditative sitting position. The body of the deceased, who has died for over 30 years, shows hardly any signs of decay and is on display in a glass display case in the temple Wat Khunaram in the south of the island.

Na Muang Waterfall 1
The Na Muang Waterfall 1 is one of the most popular waterfalls on Koh Samui. Due to its large natural swimming pool and high water level all year round, many visitors and locals come to see the natural spectacle. In contrast to many other waterfalls on Koh Samui, the access here is very pleasant.

We bring you back
Around 4:00 p.m. we will bring you back to the port of Nathon. Since this is an excursion by our partner, our usual back-to-ship guarantee is void. Of course, our partner always has top priority to bring you back to your ship on time! Don't worry!!

You will receive a booking confirmation per email, which will also serve as your tour ticket!

Please check the given information and show the email to the staff waiting for your arrival, between 09:00 & 09:20, at the meeting point of the Port of Nathon!(Meeting Point!) 

Due to the program logistics, you must be at the meeting point on time

What to pack:

• Towel & Swimwear
• Sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat
• Flipflops
• Camera or phone for photos

Temple Etiquette: Please cover shoulders and knees (light fabrics recommended)

Safety first: For safety reasons, pregnant guests and tiny explorers under 1 year old aren’t able to join this specific trip.

Traveling with little ones? Infants (under child age) can join the fun for free! Just make sure to mention them in the comment field when you book.

Flexible schedule: To give you the best experience possible, we might tweak the program a bit depending on the weather or traffic conditions on the day.

You can cancel your order free of charge up to 72 hours before your selected tour date (ToS: § 3).

Cancel for Free: You can cancel your booking for a full refund as long as you let us know at least 72 hours before your tour date.

Late Cancellations: If you cancel with less than 72 hours' notice, we won't be able to offer a refund, and the full amount will be charged.

Running Late or No-Shows: Please try to be on time! If you miss the group at the meeting point, the tour will still be charged at full price.

Last-Minute Changes: Any changes you make to your booking on the actual day of the tour aren't covered under the free cancellation window.

Weather Issues: If the local authorities cancel activities due to bad weather, we follow their lead regarding refunds and safety.

If You’re Feeling Unwell: If you can't make it due to illness, we’ll need a medical certificate from a local hospital before the tour starts to process a refund.

The Fine Print on Timing: Just a heads-up that our official cut-off time for changes is 11:59 PM (GMT+7), four days before your tour.

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