Day1   Bangkok – Prachuabkhirikhan (-,L,D)
Depart from Bangkok to down south of Thailand, direct to Prachuapkhirikhan Coastal Aquaculture Development Center, the center is bleeding endanger aqua life such as Giant clam, Grouper and economy abalone shell. Check-in resort and visit Chedi Pakdeeprakard (9 Stupas), the most beautiful stupas with scenery view of Ban Krut beach at the top of Thong Chai Hill. Relax at resort
 

Day 2  Suratthani - Krabi – Tha Pom Klong Song Nam (B,L,D)
Proceed to Krabi, via Suratthani for visiting Monkey training school, monkeys perform their coconut picking techniques and show off their special talents. And visit Wat Suan Mok, a modern Buddhist meditation center. Bas-reliefs depicting episodes in Buddha's life adorn the exterior. Inside are paintings illustrating the history of Buddhism and also e.g. Aesop's fables. One wall was inspired by the aphorisms of the American Buddhist Emanuel Sherman who came to Thailand having first spent some time in Japan. After Lunch, Transfer to Krabi, visit Tha Pom Klong Son Nam, Khlong originated as fresh water flows and becomes mixed with sea water. During low tide the original water reverts back to fresh water, but during high tide the water in the canal becomes a mixture of brackish water (mixture of fresh and salt water). This causes the surrounding areas to be abundant and as well as have a good ecosystem.

Day 3  Emerald Pond – Hot Waterfall – Anemones Fish Center (B,L,D)
Proceed to Emerald pond, also known as 'Crystal Pool' or 'Sra Morakot' in Thai. This is a rich-hued natural pond at the center of the forest, filled with glistening clear spring water. Then, move on to hot waterfall, hot water rises from several springs and flows through a forest until it tumbles down a bluff into a stream. Over the course of hundreds of years, the minerals dissolved in the water have been deposited on the rocks in such a way as to form large deep pools of water. After Lunch, visit Krabi Aquaculture Coastal Center, Department of fisheries, So far after three years the centre has had success in breeding seven Thai species of anemone fish, these including the familiar orange and white clown anemone fish, and you can see the other variety of undersea life such as; Grouper, Snapper, Black Tipped Shark, Butterfly Fish, etc.