This review is a compilation of the Samesan trip updated in 2017.

Having visited five times, I wanted to compile information for those seeking it.

The journey began at around 5:30 AM, departing from a nearby residence. Arrival time was 6:10 AM. It is recommended to arrive early, especially on weekends when crowds are expected.

During long weekends, access to Samae San is limited to 300 people per day. It is recommended to visit on weekdays and arrive early to secure a spot in the queue. 7:00 AM is a good time to arrive for queueing.

Wait to purchase tickets at 8:00 AM. The round-trip ticket price is 300 baht.

Diving equipment fee 50 baht, locker rental fee 20 baht.

There won't be much food on the shore, so you'll need to bring your own.

The pier offers stunning views of the bridge. Early risers can even catch the sunrise from this spot.

At 8 o'clock, come and buy tickets. We will call you according to the queue you signed up for.

The first boat departs at 9:00 AM. Please arrive at the pier 15 minutes before departure time.

Upon arrival, everyone must attend a 10-minute briefing, regardless of prior attendance. Individuals unfamiliar with the equipment should seek assistance.

Staff will be available to assist with the use of diving masks at this location.

1. Black Rock Point at Haad Thian Beach

2. Haad Look Lom Diving Spot

+ Glass-bottom boat activity, anyone who is convenient can go first.

+ Cycling activity from the starting point where there are bicycles for rent to Loog Lom Beach.

+ Whale skeleton viewing activity

Take a ride on a glass-bottom boat for just 20 baht.

This area boasts an abundance of slipper lobsters and anemonefish, indicating a healthy marine ecosystem under the diligent care of the Royal Thai Navy.

After a tiring dive, we took a break to eat lunch and then continued to Haad Thian Beach.

Boat pick-up point for Tian Beach

The return ferry departs at 11:00 AM, 12:00 PM, 2:00 PM, 3:00 PM, and 4:00 PM.

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