Mu Ko Surin consists of five main islands: North Surin, South Surin, Ko Ri, Ko Klang, and Ko Khai. It is one of Thailand’s most ecologically rich marine national parks, featuring lush tropical forests and vibrant underwater ecosystems

North Surin Island serves as the park headquarters, offering accommodations such as tents and bungalows, along with basic facilities for overnight stays

Snorkeling is the highlight activity, with colorful fish, diverse coral species, and exceptionally clear water allowing excellent visibility even near the shore. Nearby lies Richelieu Rock, one of the world’s top scuba diving sites

Another cultural highlight is the Moken village, home to indigenous sea nomads who maintain their traditional lifestyle and heritage

With its untouched beauty and biodiversity, Mu Ko Surin is considered one of the best destinations in Thailand for nature lovers and marine explorers

• There are no public ferries to Mu Ko Surin. Visitors must travel by speedboat via tour packages or private operators, typically departing from Khura Buri Pier (Nam Khem), taking approximately 1 hour and 15 minutes. Some tours also depart from Thap Lamu Pier

• Book accommodation and boat transfers in advance

• Best sea conditions: February to April

• Depart early in the morning for calmer seas

• Bring a dry bag for electronics

Admission Fees:

• Thai Nationals: Adults 100 THB / Children 50 THB

• Foreigners: Adults 500 THB / Children 300 THB

Opening Hours:

• Open for visitors from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM, October 15th to May 15th every year.

• (Closed during the monsoon season, and opening and closing dates may change according to the park's announcements.)