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Pink-dolphin and Pig Island tours travel from Koh Samui towards the Khanom mainland coast to search for wild dolphins, then combine Koh Tan and Koh Madsum in the programme. The route adds boat travel compared with the two-island trip; sightings are not guaranteed, and the published listings do not refund solely for no sighting.
The dolphin-search section runs towards Khanom on the mainland coast rather than around Pig Island alone. The shared itinerary also mentions Pancake Rock before the reef and beach activities; choose this route if the search itself interests you, because the exact order and time depend on the selected departure and conditions.
| Option | Starting fare | Main included/excluded items |
|---|---|---|
| Shared dolphin combination | THB 1,795/adult | Hotel transfers and Thai lunch included |
| Private, 1–5 guests | THB 18,000/boat | Transport, lunch and guide extra |
| Private, 6–10 guests | THB 20,000/boat | Transport, lunch and guide extra |
| Both | No guaranteed sighting | No refund solely for no dolphins, per listing |
The shared speedboat starts at THB 1,795 per adult and includes the listed hotel transfer and Thai lunch. The private dolphin boat starts at THB 18,000 for 1–5 guests or THB 20,000 for 6–10, with transport, lunch and an English-speaking guide extra; both still search for wild animals.
The private dolphin charter lists a minimum age of four, while young-child eligibility on the shared departure requires confirmation. Consider the longer boat journey as well as the island stop, and accept the no-sighting possibility; a private vessel changes who shares the boat, not the animals’ movements or the weather.
Checked October 2026 against the published tour information. Prices and arrangements can change; review the quote for your selected booking.
No. These are wild dolphins. Both reviewed listings explain that not finding dolphins alone does not qualify for a refund.
The tour searches towards Khanom on the mainland coast and combines that with the Pig Island and Koh Tan stops.
There is no guaranteed sighting on a private charter either. The private price reserves a vessel for your group rather than an animal encounter.