If you want a quick escape from Pattaya’s buzz—soft sand underfoot, a dip in clear water, plus an Indian lunch that hits the spot—this Coral Island trip is for you. You’ll have time to relax or try some wild water sports, all with a friendly guide who speaks your language.
The van rolled up right on time—air conditioning already humming, which was a relief since Pattaya mornings can get sticky fast. Our Hindi-speaking guide greeted us with a big smile and made sure everyone was comfy before we set off. The drive to Pattaya Beach didn’t take long, but I caught glimpses of local shops opening up, the smell of street food mixing with sea air as we got closer to the shore.
Boarding the speedboat felt like a mini adventure itself—life jackets on, hair whipping around, and that salty splash as we zipped across the Gulf of Thailand. If you’re into water sports, this is where you can try parasailing or sea walking (I watched a couple in our group suit up—looked wild!). There’s a bit of waiting if you skip these, but honestly, just watching the action and chatting with others passed the time.
Once we hit Tawaen Beach on Koh Larn, it was all about slowing down. I kicked off my sandals and let my feet sink into the soft sand. The water’s clear enough to spot tiny fish darting by your toes. Some folks went straight for a swim; I just stretched out under an umbrella and listened to the low hum of jet skis in the distance. Vendors wandered by selling fresh coconut—couldn’t resist grabbing one, ice-cold and sweet.
After a couple of hours soaking up sun and sea, we hopped back on the boat for Pattaya. Lunch was at a nearby Indian restaurant—think warm naan, spicy curries, and that familiar clatter of plates you get in busy spots back home. Our guide checked in to make sure everyone had what they needed before we headed back to our hotels, sandy flip-flops in hand and phones full of photos.
Yes! It’s great for families—there’s swimming, relaxing beach time, and optional activities if you want more adventure. Just keep an eye on little ones near the water.
No, activities like parasailing or sea walking are optional extras. You can choose to join or just relax while others take part.
Absolutely! The restaurant offers both vegetarian and non-vegetarian Indian dishes. Let your guide know if you have any dietary needs.
Stick with our licensed partners only—our guide will point them out. Avoid any unlicensed vendors; they aren’t covered by our insurance.
Your hotel pickup and drop-off are sorted (no stress there), plus a tasty Indian lunch at a local restaurant. We’ve got insurance covered during the trip, life jackets on board, free toilets on the island (showers cost extra), and a helpful Hindi-speaking guide throughout.
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