Jayne “Ma” greer
Very late picking us up,be good if you running late like this to ring the office ar hotels to tell the people aa we start to.panic and then office try ringing you and it says its no number.then I email yous. The driver very good and nice helping my.husband as his feet are very sore and makes it hard to walk so please thank him for us.. We enjoyed our day. Thank you. And since a long drive it would be nice to have cold water.
Pete Nolan
Kohtourphuket were amazing. Everything went according to plan. Our speedboat to Phi phi Island was company called Amazing Canoe .com. Thoroughly recommend this organisation too. Guides were fantastic, boat was perfect, Office had breakfast and snacks and drinks. Couldn’t have asked for a better day. Areas we visited were crowded but that’s no reflection on this company. Pete & Amanda Nolan
Евгений
It was awesome to take part in such an interesting tour. The staff were very polite, friendly, and helpful. Riding ATVs through the jungle was an amazing experience, and the views along the way were incredible. Visiting the Big Buddha was definitely one of the highlights of the trip. Highly recommended!
BR
Eine wunderschöne Tour, super nettes Personal, sehr leckeres Essen auf dem Boot ( die Pancakes waren himmlisch 🫶🏻) die Kajaktour durch die Grotten war mein Highlight 🫶🏻. Einziges Manko war die James Bond Insel ( leider viel zu viele Menschen )
Leo Rudek
Great adventure in phuket on Phi Phi Islands And around , everything goes smoothly And the guides care Is very good And comfortable , food also great. Easy booking And good Price.
Welcome to Phang Nga Bay, a breathtaking natural wonder just a short trip from Phuket that’s waiting to sweep you off your feet! With emerald waters, dramatic limestone cliffs, and lush green islands, this bay is a dream for anyone craving a memorable escape. We offer several Phuket tours to take you to this incredible destination.
The bay is famous for its tall limestone cliffs that rise from the emerald-green water. These cliffs were shaped over millions of years by wind, rain, and the sea, creating the stunning rock formations and caves we see today.
Below the surface, there’s a lively marine world with coral reefs, seagrass beds, and plenty of sea life. Dolphins sometimes visit, and if you’re lucky, you might spot a sea eagle flying overhead. The bay’s mangrove forests are home to different bird species, crabs, and fish, playing a vital role in the local ecosystem.
Phang Nga Bay is home to many beautiful islands, each with its own charm. Two of the most popular ones are:
James Bond Island: Officially called Khao Phing Kan, this island became famous after appearing in the 1974 James Bond movie The Man with the Golden Gun. Its tall limestone rock rising out of the water is a sight you won’t want to miss.
Koh Panyee: This is a floating fishing village built entirely on stilts. It’s a fascinating place that shows human creativity, and it’s a great spot to try some of the freshest seafood around.
Getting from Phuket to Phang Nga Bay is an adventure in itself, and here are a few ways to make the journey:
Speedboat or Longtail Boat Tours: We offer day trips from Phuket to Phang Nga Bay, starting with a pick-up from your hotel. You’ll then travel by speedboat or longtail boat, with stops at popular spots like James Bond Island and sea caves for kayaking.
Private Transportation: For more flexibility, we can arrange private transport, like a taxi or car hire, to take you directly from Phuket to Phang Nga Bay. This allows you to explore at your own pace. Keep in mind that not all sights are easy to reach on your own, so a guided day tour is ideal to see all the main highlights.
Public Buses: A budget-friendly option is taking a public bus from Phuket to Phang Nga Town. From there, you can catch a taxi or local transport to reach the bay. This option takes more time but is a great choice if you’re looking to save.
The best time to visit Phang Nga Bay is from November to April, during the cool, dry season. The weather is pleasant, the seas are calm, and conditions are perfect for activities like kayaking and snorkeling. Marine life is also easier to spot during this time.
Keep in mind, though, that this is the peak season, so the bay can get busy, especially from December to February. To avoid larger crowds, try visiting in November or April.
During the rainy season (May to October), we still run day trips to Phang Nga Bay, but expect wetter weather and rougher seas. Feel free to contact us if you’re concerned about the weather, and we’ll check the latest conditions for you.
Yes, the bay can be visited throughout the year. As explained before, the best time to visit (in terms of weather) is november-march. During rainy season dry sunny days can happen, as well as longer periods of persisting rain. No matter the weather, there is always something beautiful to see in Phang Nga Bay!
Yes, on the mainland you can find many hotels, guesthouses and Air BNBs. On the islands itself is limited lodging available. There are a few options on Koh Panyee, the floating fishermen’s village, but many tavelers posted they were unhappy with the conditions and price. If you want to stay overnight, it’s best to book a hotel on one of the shores in the bay.
You can explore sea caves, go kayaking, snorkeling, and take boat one of our tours to admire the stunning limestone karsts.
Sunscreen, swimwear, a hat, comfortable footwear, and a camera to capture the beautiful scenery are some essentials to pack for your visit.
