James Bond Island Tours

Explore Thailand’s beauty on a full day tour of its beautiful islands and beaches by speedboat. Get away from the bustle of city life as you unwind and sunbathe on the stunning beaches of Phi Phi Island. Go swimming and snorkeling in the crystal clear waters and witness the most amazing marine life here. From here you can also embark on a short speedboat ride to the nearby Khai islands to soak in the beauty of pristine white sandy beaches. Inclusions:- Pick up from the hotel to the pier- Visit to Maya Bay, Loh Samah Bay, Pileh Cove, and Viking Cave- Speedboat ride to Tonsai Bay, Monkey Beach, and Khai Nok Island- Arrival back at the pier and drop off at the hotel

Make the most of your James Bond Island tours by exploring the abundant natural beauty of Hong Island as you paddle along its waterways. Soak in the stunning greenery here and take the excitement a notch higher by going swimming in the crystal clear waters of the Andaman Sea in warm tropical weather. You can also go for a relaxing stroll along Ice Cream Cave and be mesmerized by the strange stalactite here in the shape of an ice cream.Inclusions:- Hotel pick up and drop off- Arrival at Yamu Pier and speed boat tour to James Bond Island and Phang Nga Bay- Kayaking on Hong Island- Lunch at Panyee Island- Visit to the beaches of Naka Noi Island

Enter the enchanting world of cinematic history as you visit Khao Tapu, the location where the famous scene of James Bond’s pistol duel was shot in "The Man with the Golden Gun". Glide along as you soak in the breathtaking beauty of Phang Nga bay with a stopover at Panak Island where you can explore its caves and lagoon. Stroll through the quaint fishing village at Panyi Island and head for a relaxed time swimming, snorkeling, or sunbathing on the pristine white beaches. Inclusions:- Hotel pick up and drop off- Visit to Khao Tapu- Boating along Phang Nga Bay- Lunch in Panyi Island

Visit one of Thailand’s most famous islands by booking the James Bond Island day tours and explore the western coast of the country on a longtail boat. Head to the Monkey Cave Temple to learn about the locale’s religious culture as well as the local lifestyle here. The tour also includes a kayaking experience through stunning caves, lagoons, and mangrove swamps where you can also catch glimpses of unique limestone formations.

Inclusions:- Hotel pick up - Visit to the Suwankuha Temple (Monkey Cave)- Longtail boat ride to Phang Nga Bay National Park- Sea canoeing at Ta Lu Island- Lunch at Panyee Village- English-speaking guide- Drop off at pier for transfer back to Phuket

Take a Thai longboat tour to visit the striking Phang Nga Bay and visit the ancient Suwankuha temple that houses the famous Reclining Buddha. Once on the island, hop on to your kayak and go for a cruise through the lush tropical beauty of its dense mangrove forests or swim in the hidden lagoons as you witness some of the most spectacular rock and limestone formations here. Capture your best moments by clicking pictures on this island famous for some memorable scenes of a James Bond movie.

Inclusions:- Hotel Pick up and drop off- Longtail boat ride to Phang Nga Bay- Visit to Suwankuha temple- Kayaking - Tour of Khao Phing Kan by longtail boat- Lunch at Panyee Island

From a luxurious cruise to a traditional longtail boat and the modern speedboat, sailing around James Bond Island is a once-in-a-lifetime experience. James Bond Island tours from most operators include sailing, and you can also hire local facilities once you reach the Phang Nga Bay. The limestone towers, due to their asymmetrical structure, are prone to collapse - hence sailing too close to them is not allowed. You can also get meals as you sail through the pristine waters.

Price - Longtail boats, which can carry up to ten people, cost between THB 1,500 to 2,000 (INR 3,341 to 4,454).

Kayaking is offered at specific sites as part of the James Bond Island tour, and you can also opt for kayaking through the region on your own to experience the beauty of the sights. You can enter the numerous small caves dotting the landscape on the kayaks, and also explore the island beaches. One can even witness the beautiful view of the sun setting on the horizon while paddling on the kayaks.

Price - Kayaking costs approx. THB 1,500 (INR 3,341) for adults and THB 1,200 (INR 2,670) for children below twelve years.

Canoeing is another activity on offer, and much like kayaking is offered for specific sites of James Bond Island. One can relax, enjoy the enthralling views, indulge in scrumptious meals and take dips in the cool water of the island. Canoeing into the caves and lagoons is also popular, as is exploring the sandy beaches of the various islands. Enjoy some quality time with your loved ones as you explore the area.

Price – Combined with swimming in the waters and lunch, canoeing costs around THB 4,000 (INR 8,900).

The beautifully pure waters of the Phang Nga Bay can charm the hidden scuba diver out of the most amateur travellers. The exotic marine life residing in the waters ranges from beautiful coral reefs to many rare fish and crab species, like the blue crab and the rainbow cuttlefish. The water temperatures are comfortably cool, and the bay is shallow too - guaranteeing a safe yet unforgettable experience even for first-timers.

Price - Combined with canoeing and lunch, swimming in the bay costs around THB 4,000 (INR 8,900).

The Koh Panak, or the Panak island, offers stunningly beautiful stalactites, lagoons, caves, and rocks so soft that limestone and minerals ooze from them. The caves, created by tidal flows, are the island highlights, with the most popular ones being Khang Khao, Ice Cream, and Gong Gang Caves. Most caves are accessible by kayaking or canoeing, but some are at higher levels - so you need to rock-climb to explore them. From the entrance to the exit tunnels, the small mangrove trees and mesmerising waterfalls leave tourists spellbound. The best way to witness this alluring island beauty is through a boat tour.

Famous For: Khang Khao, Ice Cream, Gong Gang, and many more uniquely-shaped caves.

The Mangrove forests of the Phang Nga Bay are projected as part of the Ao Phang Nga National Park and are among the many refreshing sights offered by the James Bond Island boat tour. A hub of exotic flora, one can enter the forests while kayaking or canoeing through the various spots of the island. The trees rising right from the Phang Nga Bay’s salty waters are spread over the entire area of the National Park, creating an incomparably fertile region amid sandy beaches and briny waters.

Famous For: Exotic flora and fauna, including rare endangered species.

Koh Hong, or Hong Island, is among the best stops on the James Bond Island boat tour and can be accessed from Krabi and Phuket. The magnificent scenery of an expanse of white sand on the banks of turquoise waters is perfect for swimming and simply basking in the sun. The tranquil paradise is visited by longtail boats and speedboats. The crystal clear water promises splendid views of marine life and is known as an ultimate snorkelling destination. The Hong Lagoon is a major attraction with its limestone cliffs and pristine waters and is a must-visit when on a James Bond Island private tour.

Famous For: The Hong Lagoon and white sandy beaches.

A James Bond Island boat tour speciality, the Koh Naka Noi is a small island in Phang Nga Bay. Known as the ‘Pearl Island’, the Naka Noi is unique in its own way - it has rare South Sea pearls, which are cultivated on the tiny island. The Pearl Farm has the adequate conditions for the cultivation of gorgeous pearls. A typical tour of the island includes a tour of the pearl farm, with a live demonstration of how the radiant pearls are extracted from the oysters. You can also purchase pearls of all sizes from the local shop on the island.

Famous For: Pearl farming.

The centre of the James Bond Island tours, the Phang Nga Bay, is home to numerous limestone cliffs, caves, mangroves, sandy beaches, salty lagoons and a history spanning across thousands of years. The endless flow of tourists, generally on James Bond Island private tours, has created a flourishing local economy of natives offering local artefacts and Thai cuisine specialities to travellers. With the Ao Phang Nga National Park protecting the delicate natural life of the bay, the pristine emerald waters are a hub of activity throughout the year. From kayaking to sailing, the serene bay offers peace and relaxation like nowhere else.

Famous For - James Bond Island and Ao Phang Nga National Park

Khao Khian is as much a traveller’s spot as it is the dream destination of history buffs. The ancient mountain, overlooking the Phang Nga Bay, has a long history. Voyagers, since prehistoric times, took refuge in the large mountain in sea storms. The limestone marvel has several prehistoric artworks of men, along with dolphins, monkeys, and other animals, which can be seen at the foot of the mountain a few metres above sea level. The Thai Fine Arts department has dated the drawings as 3,000 years old. The art is believed to be the creation of the people who lived on the land near the mountain before sea levels rose, and also of seamen who escaped the monsoonal winds and rains.

Famous For - 3,000-year-old prehistoric art.