Yacht tour Monkey Island Koh Ped
from 3 hours

Itinerary: Marina → Monkey Beach → Viewpoint → Marina
Price is for 8 people

12,000 baht (additional person 1,000 baht)

Additional fees:
Entrance ticket to the yacht club - 80 baht per person

Capacity up to 20 people
Extra hour 3,000 baht

Perfect for: couples, friends, photo sessions

Included in the price:
  • Soft drinks (Water, Cola, Fanta, Sprite)
  • Internet
  • Captain and crew
  • Musical accompaniment
  • Fruit buffet
  • Snorkeling masks and snorkels
  • One towel per person
  • Insurance

What to bring?
Headwear
Sunscreen
Long sleeves (in case you get sunburned)
Swimwear
Photo and video equipment
Money for personal expenses

Additional services:
  • Jet ski rental (30 minutes) - 2,500 baht
  • Sea pool installation (10 meters long, 5 meters wide) - 2,500 baht
  • Water cushion ride (3 people) (30 minutes) - 2,500 baht
  • Thai beer (in assortment)
  • International beer
  • No-sugar juice (in assortment)
  • Alcoholic cocktails (in assortment)
  • Strong alcohol (in assortment)
  • Coffee (capsules)
  • Tea in assortment
  • Meat platter
  • Cheese platter
  • Vegetable platter
  • Cabin rental 500 Baht
  • (transportation to the beach and back to the yacht = 250 THB per person)


Monkey Island (Koh Pet) is a small island in Thailand near Pattaya. It is home to more than two thousand crab-eating macaques. These are the island's only inhabitants; there are no buildings or infrastructure here, and the macaques themselves survive on handouts from tourists.

What kind of place is this?
The island is very small and not at all "paradise-like." There's no sandy beach with lush palm trees. The shore is rocky and uninviting. Most of the island is covered in dense jungle. Besides the monkeys, there's absolutely nothing to see here, so an hour's visit is enough.

The monkeys were brought to Koh Pet by the Americans during the Vietnam War. They were brought in purely for fun. But eventually, they multiplied and filled the entire island.

Travelers constantly bring tasty treats and feed the animals. The monkeys have become so accustomed to this that they greet approaching boats on the shore. They climb onto the boats and carry off anything edible they can find. They happily take food from your hands and don't even hesitate to show fear.

During the off-season, there are few tourists here and food is scarce, so the monkeys are fed by Thai authorities.

The monkeys' favorite foods are nuts, bananas, and watermelons, but they will also enjoy other foods, including fish. They also enjoy being held and photographed; they don't mind at all.

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