Phang Nga Bay and James Bond Island from Khao Lak

Start your day in one of the most scenic corners of Thailand. 

Your first stop is the Suwankhuha Temple, also known as the Monkey Cave. Inside, you’ll see a 15-meter-long Buddha, while curious macaques wander freely around the entrance. 

Next, you’ll board a boat for a cruise into the heart of Phang Nga Bay - a land of towering limestone cliffs rising straight from the sea, mysterious caves, hidden lagoons and lush mangrove forests. 

You’ll arrive at Khao Ping Kan, widely known as James Bond Island. This is where “The Man with the Golden Gun” was filmed, and the iconic rock formation Koh Tapu has become one of Thailand’s most recognisable symbols. 

The adventure continues as you hop into a kayak and glide through dense mangroves, exploring hidden caves, including Lod Nai Cave, in a setting that feels like discovering a secret world. 

Afterwards, you’ll visit Koh Panak, known for its dramatic landscapes. A longer stop awaits at Koh Panyee, a unique Muslim fishing village built entirely on stilts. A walk along its narrow wooden walkways offers a glimpse into the everyday life of the local community. 

Later, you’ll enjoy a delicious Thai lunch in a local restaurant. After a day of impressions, return to Khao Lak, then transfer to your hotel. 

The order of sightseeing and the program may be subject to change.