- James Bond Island - Correctly known as Koh Tapu (meaning "nail island", after its distinctive shape), the popular nickname comes from its staring role in The Man with the Golden Gun. It is surrounded by Koh Ping Gan, where you will find souvenir stalls and great views.
- Koh Panyi - This picturesque Muslim fishing village in the shadow of a towering limestone outcrop is primarily built on stilts, giving it the appearance of floating on the calm waters of Phang Nga Bay. With no overland access to the mainland, the village has quite a unique culture, which has endured for over a century.
- Koh Panak and Koh Hong - The best canoeing/kayaking spots to explore tidal caves and hidden lagoons.
Phang Nga Bay
Phuket Yacht Charter Destinations
The stunning Phang Nga Bay is a landscape of limestone islets and outcrops jutting out of emerald waters, very similar to Vietnam's Ha Long Bay. A cruise around the 120 islands allows you to visit tidal caves, hidden lagoons, unique villages and breathtaking scenery.
It takes about three hours to see the majority of the most famous sights. This is best done from December to April, but can be done at any time as the enclosed bay creates perfect sea conditions throughout the year.
Popular sites: James Bond Island or Koh Tapu, Koh Panyi, Khao Ping Khan, Koh Hong and Koh Panak.
