Chicken Island (Koh Gai/Kai or Hua Khwan)
 
Named after the strange rock formation which looks like the head and neck of an ostrich, chicken or similar member of the fowl family. One end of the island consists of steep cliffs, while the other end has beautiful beaches along a peninsula. At high tide, this peninsula gets flooded, creating a small island. There is no accommodation on Hua Khwan island. Excellent snorkeling opportunities in warm and clear water, rich in coral life.

Koh Gai can be visited all year round. (Not affected by the monsoon - May - October)

Tap and Mor Islands (Koh Tap and Koh Mor)

These two islands offer easy snorkeling. If the tide is low, you can walk along the white, sandy causeway from one island to the other.

Location: Around 8 km. away.

To get There: There are boat services from Ao Nang to these islands. The journey takes around 30 minutes.

Details: Koh Kai, Koh Tab, and Koh Mor are the other three major islands in Poda Group Islands. The highlight of these islands is the sand bar that appears and links the three islands together during the low tide.

Apart from the beauty on the land, Koh Kai also has beautiful ranges of coral reefs in the west of the island, while Koh Tab has such a marine world wonder in the east of the island.