Kayaking in the Mergui Archipelago

The uninhabited 800 tropical islands of the Mergui archipelago was closed off to foreigners until 1997. The area still remains pristine and unspoilt. Kayaking is a fantastic way to explore the countless bays, inlets, rivers and mangrove forests. White sandy beahes, hidden lagoons, huge caves and a visit to the Sea Gypsies village are among the weeks highlights. Under water you have world class snorkeling.
COLONA II will be you mother ship as we sail from Lampi Island in the north to Dunkin in the South.

Trip description

Our Myanmar kayak trips starts from Kawtoung, just across the river from Ranong (Thailand). There are daily flights from Yangon to Kawtoung and from Bangkok to Ranong. From Phuket we offer our mini bus from your hotel or airport. A standard trip is 8 nights/7 days, but this can be of a longer duration for exclusive private charter.

Included: All transfers from airport in Ranong, Kawthoung and Phuket. All meals, coffee, tea, water, fruits and snacks.
Free use of kayak and snorkeling equipment
Not Included: Myanmar Visa (issued on arrival) costs cruising permit.
Payable onboard 150 USD/person

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