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Te Travel Guide - brought to you by APL Media • Wednesday 11 February 2026 Explore the unseen


For many, Thailand conjures images of crowded hotspots, tightly scheduled group tours and the country’s most photographed sights. Yet there’s another way to experience it


Thalassa Tour offers visitors the chance to uncover the hidden wonders of Krabi, on the Andaman Sea coast. The region is characterised by steep limestone cliffs, abundant marine and coral life, mangroves and around 150 idyllic islands.


BEYOND THE USUAL ROUTES Here, limestone cliffs meet turquoise waters and islands emerge to form coves seemingly reserved for those who arrive at their own pace. Thalassa Tour goes beyond conventional routes, reaching secluded beaches where coral reefs shelter clownfish among their anemones, while schools of barracuda glide past in perfect formation — an ecosystem rarely encountered as part of more crowded, traditional itineraries.


UNIQUE NATURAL PHENOMENA Some of Thalassa Tour’s excursions take experiences a step further. Night snorkelling allows visitors to witness extraordinary bioluminescent plankton, turning the water into something


tailor-made private excursions, adjusting schedules so visitors can reach iconic beaches once the last boats have departed. These bespoke itineraries combine lesser- known locations with activities adapted to each site, offering a completely unique way to experience Thailand’s beauty.


resembling a star-filled sky. Kayaking through mangroves, exploring hidden lagoons or stopping at little-known islets provides a way to reconnect with space and nature, far from the noise and rigid schedules of mass tourism.


EXCLUSIVITY Exploring at the pace of your surroundings also means moving when others are leaving. Arriving at iconic island beaches such as Maya Bay in Koh Phi Phi just as the crowds disperse, transforms the experience. For those seeking privacy, Thalassa Tour offers


ENVIRONMENTAL COMMITMENT All these unique experiences rest on a fundamental principle: environmental protection. This philosophy is central to Thalassa Tour’s approach, carefully designing each itinerary to avoid practices that could harm the fragile marine ecosystem — where spectacular karst formations, gorgonian sea fans, ancient mangroves and underwater caves — seemingly frozen in time — coexist in perfect h armony within a delicate balance.


TRAVEL DIFFERENTLY Discovering Thailand in this way turns every day into something special: empty beaches with crystal- clear waters waiting to be explored and moments of calm where it’s possible to truly connect with the surroundings. It’s a way of travelling that prioritises authenticity and tranquillity, leaving memories that go far beyond the ordinary.


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ADVERTISEMENT FEATURE Where the forest meets the sea


Satya Andaman is one of the Andamans’ most thoughtfully designed island retreats


Set amid lush plantation surroundings on Havelock Island, it’s intentionally small, offering five boutique private pool villas, an inviting restaurant with sunset views, a tranquil spa and an open-air yoga deck. Built using local and reclaimed


materials, the resort — a green oasis within the island’s tropical landscape — blends seamlessly into its natural setting while offering spacious interiors, modern comforts and warm, intuitive service. A short trail leads from the


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private pool villas across seven accommodation units, making it well suited to couples, families and small groups. Two single-level villas are designed as serene hideaways for couples, while the duplex villas — including two double duplex units and one single duplex unit — are ideal for families or groups of friends travelling together, offering shared space without compromising privacy. Havelock Island is widely regarded


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