Traditional Wooden Longtail (Rua Hang Yao) Tours in Koh Lanta
Lanta's Old Town has the highest concentration of traditional Chao Le (sea gypsy) boatbuilders in Thailand. The longtails here are direct descendants of Moken sailing kabang.
Common questions
How much is a Traditional Wooden Longtail (Rua Hang Yao) in Koh Lanta?+
Traditional Wooden Longtail (Rua Hang Yao) tours in Koh Lanta range from 850 to 3,500 THB ($25 to $100) depending on duration and whether shared or private charter. Check individual tour pages for exact pricing.
Where do Traditional Wooden Longtail (Rua Hang Yao)s depart in Koh Lanta?+
Traditional Wooden Longtail (Rua Hang Yao) departures in Koh Lanta are from the main piers and beach launches. Most cooperate-owned fleets run from a single dock. Each tour page lists the exact dock and pickup info.
When is the best time for a Traditional Wooden Longtail (Rua Hang Yao) tour in Koh Lanta?+
Peak season is Nov, Dec, Jan, Feb, Mar. Avoid Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep - longtails do not run in heavy swell.
What can I see by Traditional Wooden Longtail (Rua Hang Yao) in Koh Lanta?+
Lanta's Old Town has the highest concentration of traditional Chao Le (sea gypsy) boatbuilders in Thailand. The longtails here are direct descendants of Moken sailing kabang.