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Sunset Cruise Koh Samui: What to Expect

2026-07-13 · 5 min read

Guests relaxing on colourful rooftop beanbags of the Endless Summer at golden hour on the Sunset Cruise
The golden cruise — rooftop beanbags as the day softens.

Every evening, the Endless Summer slips out of Petcharat Marina as the day starts to soften. Boarding runs 16:00–16:30 after your hotel pickup, with a warm welcome from the crew and a short safety briefing before departure. It's an intimate, small-group sunset cruise — the antidote to a crowded party boat.

The first hour is the golden cruise: rooftop beanbags, sundowner snacks and chilled drinks as the coast slides past — Chaweng, then quiet water toward the Lipa Noi area. Around 17:30 the boat eases to a stop in the calm open water off Lipa Noi — your private sunset stage, with Ang Thong on the distant horizon. Swim, float, or stay on deck with a cocktail while the sky performs. Live acoustic music or a mellow curated playlist sets the mood — it's why guests book it as a romantic sunset cruise.

From 18:30 the chef serves light evening bites on deck, and by 19:30 you're back at the marina with the lights of Samui on the horizon, followed by your hotel drop-off.

The cruise costs ฿2,500 per adult and ฿1,500 for kids aged 4–11, with a maximum of 15 guests — intimate enough that it never feels like a party boat. Snorkeling gear and lifejackets are on board for everyone.

What to bring: a towel, swimwear, coral-safe sunscreen, and a light jacket for the sea breeze on the way home. Book ahead — with 15 seats, evenings fill fast, and there's no prepayment to reserve.

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