Dramatic limestone karsts rising straight out of calm, emerald water. A unique landscape of islands, sea caves, hidden lagoons and mangroves.

Phang Nga Bay is a tropical paradise. Nestled in the Andaman Sea between Phuket and the southern Thailand mainland, Phang Nga Bay captivates visitors with its stunning limestone karsts and rich marine life.

Dramatic limestone karsts rising straight out of calm, emerald water. A unique landscape of islands, sea caves, hidden lagoons and mangroves.

A limestone island with sea caves and hidden lagoons inside the rock, best explored by kayak at the right tide.

A karst island with a hidden lagoon (“hong”) in its centre, surrounded by sheer cliffs. One of the bay’s most striking places to explore by kayak.

A quiet island with a sandy beach in the waters between Phuket and Phang Nga Bay. A relaxed stop for a swim away from the crowds.

Home to the famous needle-shaped rock of Koh Tapu, made iconic by the 1974 Bond film The Man with the Golden Gun.

A fishing village built on stilts beneath a towering limestone cliff, and a popular place to stop for a seafood lunch.
Paddle through the caves and hidden lagoons of Koh Hong and Koh Phanak, then visit James Bond Island. Afterwards, see local life at the floating village of Koh Panyi before a quiet cruise back through the bay.
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Paddle through the caves and hidden lagoons of Koh Hong and Koh Phanak, then visit James Bond Island. The afternoon ends with swimming and snorkelling at Koh Khai Nok.
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The limestone islands of Phang Nga Bay in the morning, with swimming and snorkelling at Koh Phanak and Koh Hong. In the afternoon, the white sand of Koh Khai Nok before the cruise home.
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Cruise into Phang Nga Bay among its limestone islands, with time to swim and snorkel at Koh Phanak and Koh Hong. The afternoon is spent at Koh Rang before heading back to Phuket.
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