Top Things to do in Tanintharyi Region
Top 5 Tours in Tanintharyi Region, Tanintharyi Region
Discover the best top things to do in Tanintharyi Region, Myanmar including Moscos Islands Snorkeling Tour, Kawthaung City Full Day Tour, Half Day Myeik Sight Seeing with a traditional TUK TUK, Myeik City Full Day Tour, Grandfather Beach Tour.
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1. Moscos Islands Snorkeling Tour
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
Come and explore the untouched Moscos Islands Archipelago in front of the Dawei peninsula with us! We offer a full-day package tour that includes hotel pick-up, the use of snorkeling equipment, coffee & snacks and a buffet lunch onboard. Swim over the best coral reefs in the South Myanmar coastline and enjoy an amazing sunset on our trip back to the mainland. We know the islands and will take you to the most beautiful spots!
Inclusions: Coffee and/or Tea, Snacks, Lunch, Use of Snorkelling equipment, Private transportation
Exclusions: All Fees and Taxes
Reviewed By Francisco9333
We spent 4 nights at Maungman beach, although it rained one full due to the monsoon, we had a great time being away from busy Yangon. Hello Dawei is a beautiful old colonial building where they serve delicious food! The staff is very friendly and helpful. They arranged our bus tickets and gave us a lot of advice for next time in Dawei. Highly recommended! We can´t wait to come back during high season and try the snorkelling!
2. Kawthaung City Full Day Tour
After breakfast at the hotel, the tour guide will pick you up at your hotel with the private car at 08:00 Am. In the city tour, you can learn about Bayintnyaung (Statue) who was the king of Toungoo Dynasty of Burma (Myanar) from 1550 to 1581. The tour guide will take you to Pyi Taw Aye Pagoda which is Kawthaung’s treasure. And then you can see the pagoda which is made of bamboo-sheet, called Nie at 7 mile village group. You have the chance to relax and take a shower at the waterfall in Maliwon village. After taking a shower and playing with fresh water in there, we will go to hot spring if we have time (sometimes some customers want to spend their whole time at the waterfall). Then we will return to Kawthuang for Victoria point and Myo Ma Market. After that we will go to 555 Mountain which is 555 feet in hight from sea elevation. Transfer to your hotel, relax and have dinner.
Inclusions: All Fees and Taxes, Lunch, Coffee and/or Tea, Private transportation, Air-conditioned vehicle
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Reviewed By FellowTraveler749393
Even a well travelled person should venture up to Golden Rock. The obligatory ride in the back of the government lorries was exhilarating, uncomfortable - yes, seated on a narrow bench, but the journey up the windy, mountain single track road was impressive. The conductor was collecting the fares whilst balanced on the outside ledge of the vehicle! There is a new cable car near the summit for a different approach. On arrival at the sacred site, I had not anticipated having to walk through a village barefoot. Remember to put your shoes in your bag and keep them with you. Those who could not walk the distance paid to be carried on a litter! We bought food at the many stalls. There were lots of families at the summit, sitting peacefully picnicking, sleeping, chatting, just whiling away the day together. The rock is very imposing and obviously very sacred for the pilgrims. Only men may touch it and add more gold leaf to it. The surrounding scenery is very beautiful and dramatic. The Buddhist pilgrims are very respectful, reverend and seemed to enjoy their time at the temple immensely. The whole day was very memorable, I would certainly return. I would not stay at a hotel there as they seemed basic, overpriced and remote. We took the relaxing train to Bago, explored the great sites there, hired a driver for the day, went to Golden Rock and then lots of places on the way back.
3. Half Day Myeik Sight Seeing with a traditional TUK TUK
After 50 years of isolation, the south of Myanmar has finally opened up slowly and there are plenty of places for you to discover. Myeik (Mergui), one of the biggest fishing towns in Myanmar, has an incredible interesting history. Starting from the early 17th century, the East Indian Trading company were unloading their ships at the ports of Myeik. The fishery town Myeik hasn't changed much since the country opened to visitors and take this great opportunity to learn and experience the daily life of Southern Myanmar’s people.
Inclusions: Driver/Local guide, All taxes, fees and handling charges, Lunch, Hotel pickup, Hotel drop-off
Exclusions: Gratuities
Reviewed By travelingbandacoot
My family and I went to the Cocks Comb Island tour and it was incredible! First you visit Cocks Comb and swim through an opening to a beautiful snorkeling area. The snorkeling here is good, It was quiet the day we visited but I’ve heard it can be crowded here, and that has affected the coral. We were lucky because there were only 12 of us. After this you have a few more stops. The last stop being gorgeous Horse Shoe Island. This island is breathtaking, it has a fantastic overlook and you have a wonderful lunch with open bar. At the end of the day you get a buffet dinner back at the Grand Andaman Hotel. All in all, this was a wonderful tour perfectly orchestrated by this company. They quickly answered all emails. They handled all the transfers, arranged for our luggage to be held and then picked us up and dropped us at the hotel in Myanmar. Wonderful company to work with!
4. Myeik City Full Day Tour
Our tour guide will pick you up at your hotel lobby and will take you to wooden ship yard to see how the boats are build and the process of these. Next destination is the soft shell crab farming area and you can learn how the crab farmers feed the crabs, and how the crab’s shell is soft. Then we will visit Maha Theindi Zaya Pagoda for a while. The lunch will be served at a restaurant on the way. The guide will bring you to cashew nut production. You can observe where most of the cashew nuts come from. Myeik is one of the biggest fishing towns in Myanmar. So the dry fish is important requirements of business of Myeik. So you can learn how fishermen make dry fish and their techniques on different fishes. And we will colonial building house and pearl shop. Then proceed to lobster and mantis shrimp storage area and where they get lobsters. Tour guide will arrange for natural bird’s nest house. You will see how swift let bird build their nests and their reason
Inclusions: Private transportation, Lunch, Bottled water, All Fees and Taxes
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Reviewed By FellowTraveler749393
Even a well travelled person should venture up to Golden Rock. The obligatory ride in the back of the government lorries was exhilarating, uncomfortable - yes, seated on a narrow bench, but the journey up the windy, mountain single track road was impressive. The conductor was collecting the fares whilst balanced on the outside ledge of the vehicle! There is a new cable car near the summit for a different approach. On arrival at the sacred site, I had not anticipated having to walk through a village barefoot. Remember to put your shoes in your bag and keep them with you. Those who could not walk the distance paid to be carried on a litter! We bought food at the many stalls. There were lots of families at the summit, sitting peacefully picnicking, sleeping, chatting, just whiling away the day together. The rock is very imposing and obviously very sacred for the pilgrims. Only men may touch it and add more gold leaf to it. The surrounding scenery is very beautiful and dramatic. The Buddhist pilgrims are very respectful, reverend and seemed to enjoy their time at the temple immensely. The whole day was very memorable, I would certainly return. I would not stay at a hotel there as they seemed basic, overpriced and remote. We took the relaxing train to Bago, explored the great sites there, hired a driver for the day, went to Golden Rock and then lots of places on the way back.
5. Grandfather Beach Tour
This tour is highly customisable so it can be adapted to see whatever you would like. Whether you want to see all the highlights or simply relax at one beach: We can accommodate for either with our professional English speaking guides.
Inclusions: Air-conditioned vehicle, Private transportation, Coffee and/or Tea, Lunch
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Reviewed By Francisco9333
We spent 4 nights at Maungman beach, although it rained one full due to the monsoon, we had a great time being away from busy Yangon. Hello Dawei is a beautiful old colonial building where they serve delicious food! The staff is very friendly and helpful. They arranged our bus tickets and gave us a lot of advice for next time in Dawei. Highly recommended! We can´t wait to come back during high season and try the snorkelling!
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