Island Hop by Speedboat to Coral Island and Pig Island with Private Beach Access and Snorkeling

Two islands, one morning — and one of them has wild pigs that will walk right up to you. Koh Madsum (Pig Island) is genuinely weird and fun, and Koh Tean (Coral Island) is the kind of quiet, clear-water spot that’s getting harder to find near Samui.

This is a small-group tour — max 9 people — which makes a real difference. You’re not piling onto a party boat with 40 strangers. The trip runs around 6 to 7 hours and starts from Thong Krut Pier on Samui’s south coast, with hotel pickup available across the island. You’ll spend time at Koh Madsum, where you can swim, interact with the resident pigs (they’re wild but used to visitors), and get those photos. Then it’s over to Koh Tean for snorkeling in the reef, a swim, and lunch. An English-speaking guide is with you throughout. The tour operator flags that the itinerary can shift based on sea conditions — that’s normal out here and fair warning.

Great for anyone who wants an actual island experience without the crowd. It suits families, couples, and solo travellers equally well. The small group format means you’re not waiting around or fighting for space.

What’s Included

• Hotel pickup and drop-off across Koh Samui
• English-speaking guide
• Snorkeling gear
• Lunch
• Boat and island entrance fees

Good to Know

• Pickup: Hotel pickup included island-wide. If you’re in a hillside area, you may be asked to walk to a nearby point. Driver confirms exact pickup time the evening before.
• Meeting point option: You can also meet at Thong Krut Pier directly if you prefer.
• Duration: Approximately 6 to 7 hours (4-5 hours on the water)
• Group size: Max 9 people
• Age restrictions: Children under 12 at child rate; adults 12-65. Not suitable for pregnant travellers or those with heart or spinal conditions.
• Weather: Tour may be cancelled if conditions are unsafe — full refund applies in that case.
• Cancellation: Full refund if cancelled 24+ hours in advance.

If small groups and real island access matter to you, this one’s worth booking ahead — it fills up. Check availability and book on Viator