• Ao Po Pier - Begin your journey at Ao Po Pier, the lively starting point for your Phang Nga Bay adventure. Located on Phuket’s eastern coast, Ao Po Pier provides a stunning backdrop where turquoise waters meet lush mangrove forests. This modern pier is the ideal departure point for travelers venturing into the iconic limestone landscapes of Phang Nga Bay. Upon arrival, friendly staff in pink t-shirts will assist and guide you to the comfortable big boat, setting the stage for a day of adventure. Ao Po Pier is not only a hub of activity but also the first glimpse into the region’s natural wonders, where calm waters and dramatic seascapes promise an unforgettable journey. The excitement builds as the boat departs, taking you to some of the most breathtaking destinations in southern Thailand.
• Phang Nga Bay. - Phang Nga Bay National Park is the crown jewel of southern Thailand, renowned for its emerald-green waters and dramatic limestone karsts rising from the sea. Cruising through the bay is like entering a natural masterpiece, where each turn reveals hidden lagoons, mysterious caves, and towering cliffs covered in lush greenery. This UNESCO-protected area is a sanctuary for unique ecosystems, offering travelers a chance to connect deeply with nature. Known for its unparalleled beauty and cinematic scenery, Phang Nga Bay has long captivated adventurers, photographers, and culture seekers from around the world. Onboard the big boat, you’ll glide past iconic rock formations, enjoy the refreshing sea breeze, and immerse yourself in landscapes that feel like a living postcard. This enchanting destination combines tranquility, exploration, and discovery, making it the ultimate highlight of your Phuket journey.
• Koh Panak Cave - Koh Panak Island is famous for its intricate cave systems and tranquil mangrove forests, offering a magical blend of natural wonders. As you approach by canoe, the towering limestone cliffs guard a hidden world waiting to be explored. Guided by experienced paddlers, you’ll drift through fascinating sea caves adorned with stalactites and enter peaceful lagoons surrounded by lush vegetation. The journey provides not only breathtaking scenery but also insights into the delicate balance of this marine ecosystem. Koh Panak’s caves tell stories shaped over centuries by tides and geological forces, while the mangrove channels reveal an abundance of wildlife and serenity. This part of the journey is a perfect mix of adventure and tranquility, inviting you to witness a side of Thailand rarely seen by casual travelers. For many, Koh Panak is the most enchanting and memorable stop of the entire day.
• Hong Islands - Hong Island is a true hidden paradise, accessible only by canoe through narrow cave passages that open into breathtaking lagoons. The word “Hong” means “room” in Thai, and as you paddle through the caves, you’ll discover natural chambers surrounded by towering limestone walls. These secluded lagoons create an otherworldly atmosphere where the stillness of the water mirrors the cliffs above, offering a surreal and serene experience. Skilled guides will navigate you through winding cave systems, unveiling hidden gems at every turn. The island’s remarkable ecosystem blends crystal-clear waters, limestone formations, and rich vegetation, making it a sanctuary for both marine life and travelers seeking untouched beauty. Hong Island is not just a stop on the journey; it’s an immersion into nature’s artistry, providing unforgettable moments of peace, wonder, and connection to Thailand’s coastal splendor.
• James Bond Island - James Bond Island, officially known as Khao Phing Kan and Ko Tapu, is the star attraction of Phang Nga Bay. Made famous by the 1974 film “The Man with the Golden Gun”, this dramatic limestone islet has become one of Thailand’s most iconic landmarks. Rising 20 meters tall, Ko Tapu stands majestically in the bay, its unique shape capturing the imagination of visitors worldwide. The surrounding cliffs and emerald waters create a cinematic backdrop that has turned James Bond Island into a must-visit destination. As you step ashore, you’ll marvel at the towering rock formations, explore small caves, and soak in the beauty that drew filmmakers and travelers alike. Beyond its fame, the island showcases the natural grandeur of Phang Nga Bay, blending movie history with breathtaking scenery. A visit here is both a cultural touchstone and a photographer’s dream, ensuring memories that last a lifetime.
• Phang Nga Bay. - Nakae Island offers the perfect balance of relaxation and adventure, making it an unforgettable stop in Phang Nga Bay. Surrounded by crystal-clear waters and soft sandy beaches, the island invites you to dive in for a refreshing swim or unwind under the tropical sun. Adventure seekers can enjoy paddle boarding or canoeing, gliding across the calm sea while taking in the surrounding beauty. The island’s charm lies in its tranquility, offering a chance to slow down after the excitement of exploring caves and iconic landmarks. Whether you prefer basking on the beach, splashing in the shallows, or engaging in water activities, Nakae Island provides something for everyone. Its pristine environment, combined with stunning views of limestone cliffs in the distance, makes this a highlight of the journey where travelers can truly connect with the natural beauty of Thailand.
• Ao Po Pier - Your adventure comes full circle as the big boat returns to Ao Po Pier, marking the conclusion of a day filled with discovery, adventure, and wonder. The journey back is a time to relax on deck, reflect on the highlights, and capture those last scenic photos of Phang Nga Bay’s breathtaking landscapes. From the caves of Panak and Hong Islands to the cinematic beauty of James Bond Island and the peaceful retreat at Nakae, each stop has offered a unique glimpse into Thailand’s coastal treasures. Upon arrival at the pier, a seamless transfer awaits, ensuring your return to the hotel is as comfortable as the start of your day. Though the cruise concludes, the experiences and memories you’ve gathered will remain vivid — a reminder of why Phang Nga Bay is one of Thailand’s most extraordinary destinations.

• Services of an English-speaking professional guide
• Paddle boarding experience
• Travel insurance coverage by operator
• Refreshments and non-alcoholic drinks throughout the trip
• Guided canoeing through sea caves and lagoons (Panak & Hong Islands)
• Round-trip hotel pickup and drop-off in Phuket (air-conditioned minivan)
• Delicious buffet lunch served onboard

• National Park fees (300 THB/adult, 150 THB/child – payable in cash)
• Alcoholic drinks (available for purchase onboard)
• Gratuities/tips for crew and guides

Experience the enchantment of Phang Nga Bay with our James Bond Island by Big Boat & Sea Cave Canoeing Tour, designed to blend comfort, adventure, and stunning scenery. Unlike typical tours, this one offers a perfect mix of relaxation and exploration with a spacious big boat, expert guides, and intimate canoeing excursions that lead you into hidden caves, lagoons, and mangrove forests. Paddle alongside skilled staff through Panak and Hong Islands, stroll on the renowned James Bond Island, and relax with swimming or paddleboarding at Nakae Island. Enjoy a freshly prepared Thai buffet lunch onboard to keep you energized, while round-trip hotel transfers ensure a smooth journey from beginning to end. With an ideal combination of iconic sights, interactive adventure, and attentive service, this tour provides more than just a day trip—it’s a once-in-a-lifetime experience of Thailand’s most breathtaking seascape, crafted to surpass every traveler’s expectations.

• Vegetarian options are available, please advise at time of booking if required

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.