A 24-hour tour to the uninhabited island of Koh Ped (Monkey Island) with accommodation on a yacht for 8 people. A crew will be with you during the cruise to assist you with any questions you may have.

Included in the price:
Entrance ticket to the yacht club
Captain and crew
Internet
Life jackets
Snorkel masks and snorkels
Fuel
Fresh water
Sea pool installation (5 m long, 5 m wide)

Additional services:
Jet ski rental (30 minutes) - 2,500 baht
Water cushion ride (3 people) (30 minutes) - 2,500 baht
Transfer to and from the yacht - 100 baht per person

Length: 19.50 meters
Width: 5.10 meters
Cabins: 4
Toilets: 4, Showers: 4 + 1 shower on the swim platform
Fully equipped kitchen
Large refrigerator, ice maker
Air conditioning throughout
SMART TV in the living room
Open upper deck with sofas, table, sink, and refrigerator
Bow sunbathing area

Living room + kitchen + lower deck + upper deck area: 200 sq. m.

Cabin Description:

First Cabin
Accommodates 2 people
Cabin area: 12 sq. m. Double bed, small closet with mirror, air conditioning, bed linen, shower towels, beach towels, hair dryer, bathroom, toilet.
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Second Cabin
Cabin sleeps 2 people
Cabin size: 9 sq.m. Double bed, small closet with mirror, air conditioning, bed linen, shower towels, beach towels, hair dryer, bathroom, toilet.
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Third Cabin
Cabin sleeps 2 people
Cabin size: 8 sq.m. Two single beds, small closet with mirror, air conditioning, bed linen, shower towels, beach towels, hair dryer, bathroom, toilet. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Cabin Four
This cabin accommodates 2 people.
The cabin is 8 square meters. It features 2 single beds, a small wardrobe with a mirror, air conditioning, bed linen, shower towels, beach towels, a hairdryer, a bathroom, and a toilet.

Koh Pet, also known as Monkey Island, is a small island near Pattaya, Thailand, home to thousands of macaques, accustomed to tourists and willingly accepting treats. The island can be accessed from Bali Hai Pier, but caution is advised: the monkeys can be intrusive and thieving, so keep an eye on your belongings, don't tease them, and don't sit on the ground to avoid aggression. What you need to know:

Inhabitants: The island is home to crab-eating macaques, which have become tame thanks to tourists feeding them.
Attractions: The main attractions are interacting with the monkeys, feeding them (bananas, nuts, watermelons), and jungle walks.
How to get there: From Bali Hai Pier in Pattaya, by boat (speedboat or longtail boat), often as part of tours.
Safety Rules:
Do not tease or provoke the animals.
Be careful with personal belongings (glasses, phones, jewelry)—the monkeys may steal them.
Avoid sitting on the ground to avoid appearing shorter than the monkeys, as this may provoke them.
Do not pick up anything from the ground if you see monkeys.
Things to do (besides monkey watching):
Water activities (snorkeling, banana boat rides).
Enjoy nature: lush vegetation and rocky shores.

Visiting Pat Island is a vibrant but challenging wildlife adventure, so following safety precautions is crucial.