Koh Kood Shore Excursions
4 & 5* Koh Kood Shore Excursions
Koh Kood
Bangkok Customized Day Trip Private with Guide, pickup from Laem Chabang Port
Port pick-up: Included
Duration: 8 Hours
Physical difficulty: Easy
Free cancellation
From USD 126.00
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Snorkeling ( start at Ko Kut)
Duration: 6 Hours
Physical difficulty: Easy
Free cancellation
From USD 39.06
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Dive trip with 2 dives (start from Ko Kut)
Duration: 5 Hours
Physical difficulty: Medium
Free cancellation
From USD 136.72
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Discover Scuba Diving, try dive for beginners ( Start at Ko Kut)
Duration: 6 Hours
Physical difficulty: Medium
Free cancellation
From USD 179.04
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Padi open water diver course (Start at Ko Kut)
Duration: 72 Hours
Physical difficulty: Easy
Free cancellation
From USD 585.95
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Freedive trip Koh Kood or Koh Rang National Park ( start at Ko Kut)
Duration: 6 Hours
Physical difficulty: Easy
Free cancellation
From USD 39.06
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Bangkok/Pattaya Shore Excursion from Laem Chabang Port with Guide
Duration: 8 Hours
Physical difficulty: Easy
Free cancellation
From USD 126.00
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Padi Advanced open Water Diver Courses (Start at Ko Kut)
Duration: 48 Hours
Physical difficulty: Easy
Free cancellation
From USD 566.42
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Laem Chabang to Bangkok Landmarks with Entrance Tickets & Lunch
Port pick-up: Included
Duration: 8 Hours
Physical difficulty: Easy
Free cancellation
From USD 180.00
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Two Fun Dives for Certified Divers in Koh Kood or Koh Rang
Duration: 6 Hours
Physical difficulty: Medium
Free cancellation
From USD 113.93
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Bangkok Shore Excursions, Day Trips & Tours from Laem Chabang Port
Port pick-up: Included
Duration: 8 Hours
Physical difficulty: Easy
Free cancellation
From USD 359.00
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Private Snorkeling trip at Koh Kood
Duration: 7 Hours
Physical difficulty: Easy
Free cancellation
From USD 716.16
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Bubblemaker, diving for youngsters, 8 and 9 years old ( Start at Ko Kut)
Duration: 5 Hours
Physical difficulty: Easy
Free cancellation
From USD 117.19
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Private Temple of Bangkok & Shopping from Laem Chabang
Port pick-up: Included
Duration: 10 Hours
Physical difficulty: Easy
Free cancellation
From USD 235.00
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Bangkok Shore Excursion Iconic Temples From Leam Chabang
Port pick-up: Included
Duration: 9 Hours
Physical difficulty: Easy
Free cancellation
From USD 265.31
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Rescue Diver and EFR (Starts from Ko Kut)
Duration: 96 Hours
Physical difficulty: Easy
Free cancellation
From USD 761.74
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Leam Chabang Port to Bangkok Customized Cultural Exploration Tour
Port pick-up: Included
Duration: 8 Hours
Physical difficulty: Easy
Free cancellation
From USD 165.00
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Night dive from the beach ( Start at Ko Kut)
Duration: 1 Hours
Physical difficulty: Medium
Free cancellation
From USD 84.64
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Private Transfer from Chanthaburi to Suvarnabhumi (BKK) Airport
Duration: 3 Hours
Physical difficulty: Easy
Free cancellation
From USD 180.76
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What should I expect on Koh Kood if it's my first time?
For a first-time visitor to Koh Kood shore excursions tend to balance easy coastal activities with brief inland exploration. Expect short boat hops to snorkel-rich reefs, a guided walk to Klong Chao Waterfall and a visit to fishing villages showing traditional wooden houses and daily life. Most itineraries are paced for cruise passengers, offering clear meeting points and time to sample fresh seafood without feeling rushed. Carry sun protection, insect repellent and a small waterproof bag for valuables. Consider joining small-group options if you prefer a structured schedule and local commentary.
What are the top attractions included in shore excursions?
Highlights aboard most itineraries include snorkelling at offshore reefs, a guided hike to Klong Chao Waterfall and time spent in traditional fishing villages where wooden houses line narrow canals. Boat hops between small islets provide chances to spot colourful reef fish and occasionally rays or turtles. The island's beaches remain relatively uncrowded, offering quiet places to relax after active exploring. Local guides often explain community life and natural features, which helps contextualise scenes of simple island living. Many travellers join organised Koh Kood tours to streamline transfers and local introductions.
Should I choose a half-day or a full-day excursion?
Deciding between a half-day and a full-day trip depends on what you want to see and how much time your cruise window allows. Half-day options focus on one or two highlights such as a reef snorkel plus a short village stop, leaving time to return to ship comfortably. Full-day itineraries commonly include multiple boat hops, a longer guided walk to Klong Chao Waterfall and a relaxed lunch ashore. Practicalities like transfer times, sea conditions and personal energy levels influence choices; many passengers find Koh Kood shore excursions easier to manage when scheduled conservatively.
What cultural and historical experiences are available?
Local life centres on fishing and subsistence activities, and visitors will see generations living in wooden stilt houses near mangroves and shoreline. Small village temples and limited historical markers reflect a quieter past compared with Thailand's bigger islands. Interactions with residents are best conducted respectfully and at a measured pace; many households rely on daily catches and small-scale agriculture. Language can be limited to Thai and local dialects, so using simple phrases or a guide helps. To learn more context and avoid misunderstandings, some people participate in organised Koh Kood tours led by local interpreters who explain customs.
What kind of natural scenery and wildlife will I see?
The island’s landscape offers dense rainforest, secluded beaches and freshwater streams that feed waterfalls such as Klong Chao, creating rewarding short hikes. Mangrove channels and shallow reefs support diverse birdlife, juvenile fish and occasional marine megafauna visible from boats. Photographers often find soft morning or late-afternoon light ideal for capturing both shoreline panoramas and village scenes. Environmental conditions can change quickly, so wear sturdy footwear for trails and bring a waterproof layer. Ecological sensitivity is important; many visitors choose low-impact Koh Kood shore excursions to enjoy scenery without disturbing habitats.
What food and local cuisine should I try?
Fresh seafood dominates the menus in village eateries, often grilled or served in simple curried sauces with local herbs and coconut milk. Markets and roadside stalls sell tropical fruit, sweet snacks and iced refreshments, reflecting island produce and coastal catches. Dining customs are informal; sharing dishes and sampling small plates gives a broader taste of local flavours. Hygiene standards vary, so choose vendors who handle food openly and are busy with locals. For conversation about ingredients, cultural food traditions or dietary restrictions, engaging a local guide on Koh Kood tours can clarify preparation methods and suitable choices.
What activity level is required for typical excursions?
Expect moderate activity on typical excursions: short boat transfers, surface snorkelling swims and walking trails of varied steepness. Snorkelling usually involves shallow reef sites reachable within ten to thirty minutes by boat, with opportunities to float over coral gardens and observe small reef species. Walks to waterfalls include the odd uneven path, steps and wet rocks requiring steady balance. Personal fitness, mobility and comfort in water should guide your choices; consider carrying basic footwear with good grip and a dry change of clothes. Many itineraries labelled Koh Kood shore excursions note activity levels clearly.
How accessible are excursions for passengers with limited mobility?
Access for cruise passengers is generally straightforward, involving a tender or longtail boat transfer from ship to shore and sometimes an extra short boat hop to snorkel sites. Transfers depend on harbour facilities and sea state; rough weather may delay boarding and cause longer rides. Mobility-impaired visitors should check transfer vessel types and boarding arrangements in advance, as ladders and gangways may not be step-free. Local transport within the island is mostly by short vans, motorbike or footpaths connecting beaches and villages. For tailored assistance with timings and door-to-door arrangements, inquire with providers of Koh Kood tours before sailing.
When is the best time of year to visit Koh Kood?
Sea conditions and weather patterns influence when to visit, with the dry season typically running from November to April offering calmer seas and clearer visibility for snorkelling. Monsoon months bring more frequent rain, occasional rough seas and reduced visibility that can affect boat hops and reef visits. Early mornings often provide the most tranquil water and softer light for photography, while afternoons may see more wind and clouds. Cruise schedules also matter; if your port call is short, choose morning departures. Operators often plan Koh Kood shore excursions around prevailing conditions to maximise comfort and safety.
Should I take a guided trip or explore independently?
Choosing between guided trips and independent exploration depends on priorities such as local insight, language support and logistical ease. Guided trips supply commentary, arranged transfers and often a local host who navigates village interactions and conservation advice, which reduces the risk of misunderstandings. Independent visitors can craft a more flexible pace and may find quieter spots, but they must organise transfers, permits and be confident with navigation and basic Thai. Safety considerations, vessel standards and environmental care factor into the decision; many travellers appreciate the reassurance offered by vetted Koh Kood tours with experienced local guides.
Which cruise lines visit Koh Kood?
Oceania Cruises will all visit Koh Kood this year.
What cruise ships will sail to Koh Kood in 2026?
Koh Kood will be visited by Oceania Sirena.