• Krabi
Located approximately in an area spanning 4,708 sq km and 814 km away from Bangkok. One of the most attractive destinations with beautiful beach sites. An ideal get away destination for people looking for an escape to white sandy beaches and an idyllic sea. Surrounding the island are 130 tiny islands like pearls scattered on the Andaman Sea. The island contains many caves and a fisherman's community. Tourists are attracted to large and small islands and verdant forests with caves and waterfalls.

• Phi Phi Island (Krabi)
Part of the Noparat Marine National Park, the Phi Phi group of islands covers 4 sub-districts of Krabi Province. It is located between the large island of Phuket and the western Andaman Sea coast of the mainland. It comprises Phi Phi Don, Phi Phi Yoong, Koh Mai Phai, Phi Phi Leh and small islands such as Bida Nai and Bida Nok. The island is now recovering since the tsunami aftermath and it still boasts some of the best diving sites.

• Koh Lanta (Krabi)
Located in Krabi, Koh Lanta spreads over an area 152 sq km with 50 tiny islands in the area. It consists of two major islands, the more populated Koh Lanta Yai and the smaller Koh Lanta Noi. The centre of the island is the Baan Sala Daan community on the Koh Lanta Yai. It is the place with many boat piers and sea arrivals. It also contains many restaurants and shops for tourists.

• Phuket
Since the Sukhothai period known as the pearl of the Andaman. It has been one of the world's most well-known tourist destinations. The island offers unbeatable combinations of perfect silky beaches and entertainment. Patong Beach extends in an area of 9 km comprising many entertainment venues for nightlife. Kata beach is famous for its diving schools due to its coral shores extending to Koh Poo, while Karon beach is located further north from Kata beach comprising of a little hill. However, Karon beach is longer than Kata beach and flaunts a long sandy beach with fine sand.

The other tourist spot is the Laem Phromthep that overlooks the Andaman Sea over a rocky cliff peninsula where tourists like to go for long walks.

• Mu Koh Surin (Phang Nga)
Mu Koh Surin National Park, found some 60 km off the west coast of Phang Nga Province, and 100 km north of the Similans. is an archipelago of 5 islands: Koh Surin Nuea, Koh Surin Tai, Koh Ri, Koh Khai, and Koh Kiang. The excellent diving, snorkeling. hiking and game fishing are what most visitors come for, and those hoping to find a quiet refuge from the tourist traps and urban centres will be delighted with the islands' lack of "development". Those seeking convenience, comfort and 5-star service had best choose another destination - or travel there on a luxury liveaboard cruise. The main island of Surin Nuea has several bays, the largest being Ao Mae Yai on the southwest, which features calm waters and safe anchorage. On the southeast side is Ao Luek, which has shallow corals and an abundance of marine life. Ao Mai Ngam where the National Park's office is found, as well as a 2-kilometre walking path. There's good snorkeling and swimming here off its long beach. Ao Chak at the north of Surin Nuea is a beautiful bay of pristine coral reefs.

• Similan Island
The Similan islands comprises 9 islands. (Derived from the Malay sembilan, meaning "nine".) It is known for the wonders that lie beneath the clear blue sea surrounding it. The island is surrounded with shallow sea floors that look sky blue extending into view until it turns dark blue. It is touted as one of the best diving areas in the world. This little archipelago has also become a favourite destination for yachts and tour boats.

• Trang Sea
It is one of the fascinating islands located approximately 828 km from Bangkok. Trang Province covers an area of 4,941 sq km. The province on the northern side of Nakhon Si Thammarat, contains 46 small islands. The most outstanding island is Koh Kradaan, containing a long white sandy beach with pristine blue sea. The corals are visible from above the sea with marine life in its natural state. The island is also the home to the Morakot cave (emerald cave) and Koh Mook Island. The Morakot cave contains an emerald pond that fascinates tourists.