The Mergui Archipelago, a cluster of over 800 islands in southern Myanmar, is an unspoiled paradise. Crystal-clear waters, palm-fringed beaches, lush mangrove forests, and vibrant coral reefs define this archipelago. The archipelago's remote location and limited tourism have preserved its pristine beauty.

Explore the underwater world with diving and snorkeling adventures, encountering diverse marine life within the coral reefs. Most islands remain uninhabited, offering seclusion and tranquility. Spot deer, monkeys, tropical birds, and wild swine in their natural habitat. Learn about the unique lifestyle of the Moken people, known as "Sea Gypsies," who inhabit some of the islands. While the Mergui Archipelago focuses on natural beauty and exploration, shopping and nightlife are limited, allowing visitors to fully immerse themselves in the island's serenity.