On this half-day tour, we journey across Phang Nga Bay aboard a traditional Thai long-tail boat, taking in the stunning views of mangrove forests and the impressive karst formations that dot the landscape. The bay is renowned for its distinctive sheer rock formations, which rise dramatically out of the emerald-green water. During low tide, hidden lagoons are revealed, accessible through exposed cave tunnels that can be explored by sea canoes.
Our first destination is Tapu Island, better known as James Bond Island, the famous limestone rock featured in the film “The Man with the Golden Gun.” Here, you’ll have the chance to capture the iconic scenery and enjoy the stunning surroundings.
If tides allow, we’ll continue to explore the natural hidden wonders tucked beneath large rocks, offering a unique perspective of Phang Nga Bay’s geological beauty.
Next, we visit Panyi Village, a fascinating community built entirely on stilts above the water. This stop provides a great opportunity to explore the village, learn about its rich history, and experience the unique culture of its residents.
