The Hong Archipelago are known for their stunning beauty and pristine nature. Visitors can enjoy snorkeling, kayaking, and strolling on the tranquil beaches. The natural beauty of the Hong Islands is especially vibrant during the rainy season, as the island's plants becomes particularly lush. The Hong Islands tour includes the following key stops:

Hong Island: Hong Island is the main island and the central hub of the Hong archipelago. You will experience pristine white sandy beaches and crystal-clear emerald green waters. The bay on this island resembles a natural room surrounded by high cliffs, giving it a secluded and otherworldly feel.

Additionally, Hong Island has a national park visitor center and shops. The island's highlight is the 360-degree viewpoint, where tourists can hike up to see panoramic views of Hong Island from above.

Hong Lagoon: This lagoon features emerald green waters surrounded by limestone cliffs, located within Hong Island. The boat will take you into Hong Lagoon, which offers a unique and otherworldly view. During low tide, you can even stand in the water in the lagoon.

Lao Lading Island (Paradise Island): A small island with a beautiful and tranquil beach. Visitors can relax on the sandy beach or swim in the clear sea. This spot is also popular for snorkeling, offering a variety of corals and marine life in the clear waters.

Pakbia Island: Pakbia Island has a sandy beach that connects two small islands. Tourists can stroll along this connecting beach and enjoy taking photos of the stunning scenery. The beach is peaceful and beautiful, making it an ideal spot for relaxation and swimming.

Daeng Island: This small island is on the way to Hong Island. If departing from Nopparat Thara Pier, you will reach Daeng Island first. Named for its reddish rocks, Daeng Island is perfect for snorkeling and diving to see well-preserved corals and a variety of fish. The clear waters here allow for excellent visibility of the underwater life.