How to Visit Pileh Lagoon by Longtail Boat

Discover Thailand offers one of the most polished private experiences on the island. Their captains are used to tourists wanting "the shot" at Pileh Lagoon and are patient with photo requests. This tour is fully customizable; you can choose to leave early (6:30 AM) to beat the crowds at Maya Bay or go in the afternoon for the sunset. They provide a cooler with ice and fresh fruit, which makes for a great prop in your photos!

Blue Flow stands out because they have a physical office near the pier, making check-in smooth and professional. Their boats are well-maintained and often feature cute decorations like cushions and mats on the front deck (perfect for lounging). The captains are known for being excellent guides, helping you find the sharks at Shark Point and navigating the tides to get you into Pileh Lagoon when the water is calmest.

If you want to see everything in one day, Time Tour! is the go-to provider. While they offer shared trips, their private option for the "7 Island" route is incredible value. You won't just see Pileh Lagoon; you'll visit Bamboo Island, Mosquito Island, and see the bioluminescent plankton after dark. Their boats are sturdy and equipped for the longer journey. The sunset stop near Wang Long Bay is the highlight.

If your priority is what's under the water rather than just photos above it, choose My Ticket Travel's snorkeling-focused tour. Their captains know the specific spots in Pileh Lagoon and Loh Samah Bay where the turtles feed. They provide good quality masks and snorkels. It’s a great mid-range option that balances sightseeing with active swimming.

Also run by My Ticket Travel, this specific package is laser-focused on Maya Bay and Pileh Lagoon. It cuts out the extra snorkeling stops to give you maximum time at the famous "The Beach" filming location. This is perfect if you want to spend a full hour walking on the white sands of Maya Bay and another hour floating in Pileh Lagoon without feeling rushed.