We went with guide Ilya on the "Andaman Glow" program. It was absolutely incredible! Ilya is a wonderful guide, sharing a wealth of information about the history of Thailand (even including photos, videos, and audio files! Special thanks!), and keeping us entertained. He was happy to answer all our questions and was very interested in the tourists, which is very important. The program itself is packed with activities, including various places to visit (both on land and in the water). There were only a few tourists at each location, and sometimes only our group, which allowed us to thoroughly enjoy the entire excursion! The White Temple—we had the chance to tie a string, feed the fish, and stroll around the grounds! The only thing closed right now is the first floor, but otherwise, it was fantastic! The glass bridge is a short walk, but my group of 11 was practically alone, so we had plenty of time to take photos and videos on the "empty" bridge, without the crowds of tourists. The views were amazing. James Bond Island is a picturesque spot, perfect for photos, plus you can take a short walk along the cliffs. The Sea Gypsy Village is a very colorful place, well worth a visit! And the plankton exceeded all expectations (honestly, watching the video "postcards" for this excursion, I thought the plankton was just a picture, and in real life it either doesn't exist or isn't as vibrant, but in the end it was a blast, an unforgettable experience!) Regarding food: you'll be fed around 5 pm, so it's best to bring something to eat, or the guide might suggest stopping by the store to stock up (we left the hotel at 10 am). You might get hungry after 7 hours.
