Just in case you thought I cheated and cruised round the islands by speedboat :-) About 3 kilometres out to sea looking back at Koh Chang

From Koh Man Nai you paddle out to sea to reach Koh Man Nok. Snorkelling is possible off the small beach on the east coast.

Snorkelling boat moored off Koh Man Nok

Northwestern tip of Koh Man Nok

Looking back to Koh Man Nok after paddling north towards Koh Pli

Koh Pli in all it's glory

Off the eastern shore of Koh Plilooking towards Koh Yuak

At the northeastern tip of Koh Pli you can moor your kayak on what looks, from a distance like a small beach. But it's all dead coral.

Appoaching Koh Yuak. At high tide the east coast beach is barely visible, at low tide it's around 50 metres long

The Sea Advencutres catamaran just off Koh Yuak. This island is the most popular for snorkelling and can get pretty busy.

Another kayak on the beach photo. If you want sunshine on the beach visit before 2pm, after that the eastern shore of the island is in the shade.

Finally, heading back home from Koh Yuak. Late afternoon is the best time to get good photos of the mainland as the sun is behind you.