Muslim village in Koh Yao Noi , Phang Nga (2D1N)
About the trip
Outdoor & Adventure
History & Culture
Hands-on Workshop
Participate in an activity based program in the Muslim village of Koh Yao Noi. You will enjoy handicraft demonstrations, tasting authentic Southern Thai food in the pleasant atmosphere with your hosts. Have the opportunity to explore the local nature from a long tail boat with your guide. You may even see water buffaloes taking mud baths in the local rice patties!
- Visit a rubber tree plantation and lush rice paddy fields
- Visit a marine lobster farm and meet local fisherman
- Snorkeling at Hong Island
Day One
Meet your translator at Bang Rong Pier and transfer to the Village by speed boat to meet your friendly hosts.
Head out with your local guide for sightseeing around the island‐ have a Batik demonstration, visit a rubber tree plantation and lush rice paddy fields where you will enjoy a fresh coconut and lunch.
Return to home stay and help your host to cook dinner.
Have a traditional Southern Thai style dinner with your hosts and share your culture.
Spend the night in a simple and comfortable bungalow (mosquito net and fan are provided).
Day Two
Have breakfast at the local morning market or at the homestay.
Hop on a long tail boat to visit a marine lobster farm and continue to meet local fisherman to learn their traditional way of fishing.
Travel to the Hong Islands for Snorkeling and enjoy the colorful marine life.
Picnic lunch at the island with a prepared homemade meal on the beach.
Island tour‐ with your local guide, visit islands, enjoy the white sandy beaches and towering limestone cliffs jutting out from the sea.
Head back and prepare to depart, say goodbye to your friendly hosts.
Transfer to Bang Rong pier, end of program.
Stay with Host Family
Private Room
Electricity 24/7
Cell Signal
- Bilingual support staff, Visitors Handbook
- Accommodation as specified
- Transfers during the tour
- Activities and meals as stated in the program
Village-led Conservation and Cultural Empowerment
Environmental Conservation
Arts, Cultures & Beliefs