Koh Tup is typically accessed via boat tours from Ao Nang or Krabi Town. You can join a shared '4 Island Tour' or a '7 Island Tour' which usually includes Koh Tup, Koh Mor, Chicken Island, and Poda Island. Private longtail boat hire is also an option for more flexibility. +1

While you can hire a private longtail boat, most visitors experience Koh Tup as part of an organized island hopping tour. This is the most convenient way to see it along with other nearby attractions.

Longtail boats and speedboats are the primary modes of transport for island hopping in Krabi. Group tours often use larger boats, while private hires offer a more intimate experience.

Koh Tup is generally visited as a day trip and does not have significant accommodation options. Most travelers stay in Ao Nang or Krabi Town and take day tours.

The most common departure points for tours visiting Koh Tup are Ao Nang Beach and Krabi Town. Ao Nang is particularly popular due to its proximity to the islands. +1

Yes, Koh Tup is part of the Hat Noppharat Thara-Mu Ko Phi Phi National Park, so there is an entrance fee. This fee is usually included in the price of organized tours.

Prices vary depending on the type of tour (group vs. private) and the duration. Expect to pay anywhere from 600-1500 THB for a group tour and more for a private charter.

Booking tours in advance, especially during peak season (November to April), is recommended to secure your preferred date and time. You can book online or through local tour operators.

Some tour operators may offer discounts for booking multiple tours or for larger groups. It's worth inquiring with local agencies.

Most tours include boat transport, park entrance fees, snorkeling equipment, lunch, and water. Some may also offer hotel transfers. +1

The most unique feature is the sandbar that connects Koh Tup to Koh Mor, visible only during low tide, allowing you to walk between the islands.

Besides walking the sandbar, you can swim in the clear waters, sunbathe on the beach, and take stunning photos. Snorkeling is also popular around the nearby islands.

While Koh Tup itself is more about the sandbar and beaches, snorkeling is excellent around the adjacent islands like Chicken Island, which are often part of the same tour.

Light, comfortable clothing, swimwear, a hat, sunglasses, and reef-safe sunscreen are essential. Water shoes can be helpful for rocky areas.

As part of an island hopping tour, you'll typically spend 1-2 hours on Koh Tup itself, allowing time for the sandbar walk and beach enjoyment.

The sandbar at low tide offers incredible perspectives. The beaches with the limestone karsts in the background are also very picturesque.

Early morning or late afternoon provides softer light and fewer crowds, leading to more dramatic and serene photos.

A waterproof camera or phone case is highly recommended if you plan to capture the sandbar walk or any water activities.

As part of a national park, drone usage may be restricted or require special permits. It's best to check with park authorities or your tour operator.

Expect stunning shots of turquoise waters, white sandy beaches, unique sandbar formations, and panoramic island views.