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Islands of Phang Nga

The Phang Nga region in southern Thailand is home to some of the most breathtaking islands in Southeast Asia. From famous movie locations to tranquil fishing villages and world-class diving spots, each island offers its own unique charm. Whether you’re into adventure, culture, or pure relaxation, these destinations deserve a place on your travel list.
Dramatic limestone rock of James Bond Island rising from turquoise waters in Phang Nga Bay.

James Bond Island (Koh Tapu)

Made famous by its role in The Man with the Golden Gun, James Bond Island is an icon of Phang Nga Bay. The towering limestone rock, rising dramatically from emerald waters, is a must-see and one of Thailand’s most photographed landmarks. Most tours combine the visit with a boat trip through the bay’s striking karst formations.

Koh Panyee

This floating fishing village is built entirely on stilts, offering a fascinating look into the life of the local Muslim community. Wander through narrow walkways, sample fresh seafood, and visit the floating football field – a symbol of the islanders’ creativity.
Stilt houses of Koh Panyee floating above the water in Phang Nga Bay.
Canoe entering a cave at Koh Panak in Phang Nga Bay.

Hong Island (Koh Hong)

Known for its hidden lagoons and crystal-clear waters, Koh Hong is a paradise for kayaking and swimming. Paddle through narrow channels into a central lagoon surrounded by towering cliffs – a magical experience especially at high tide.

Koh Yao Noi & Koh Yao Yai

These sister islands are perfect for travelers seeking peace and authenticity. Expect pristine beaches, coconut plantations, and slow island life far from the tourist crowds. Cycling, yoga retreats, and local cooking classes are popular activities here.
Tranquil beach with palm trees on Koh Yao Noi in Thailand.
Canoe entering a cave at Koh Panak in Phang Nga Bay.

Koh Panak

Famous for its sea caves, hidden lagoons, and dramatic limestone walls, Koh Panak is often explored by canoe. Guides paddle visitors into secret chambers where sunlight filters through cave openings, revealing an otherworldly beauty.

Koh Khai Nok & Koh Khai Nai

These two small islands boast powdery white sand and clear shallow water ideal for snorkeling. A great stop for families and beginner snorkelers, they offer vibrant marine life just a few meters from the shore.
Dramatic limestone rock of James Bond Island rising from turquoise waters in Phang Nga Bay.
Underwater view of coral reef in the Similan Islands with tropical fish.

Similan Islands

Often ranked among the world’s top diving destinations, the Similan Islands are a marine paradise. Expect crystal-clear water, dramatic boulder formations, and thriving coral reefs teeming with tropical fish, manta rays, and even whale sharks during the season.

Customer Reviews

Rated 5 out of 5

"Exploring James Bond Island and Koh Hong was unforgettable! Stunning cliffs, crystal-clear waters, and peaceful lagoons – truly a paradise."

Anna & Leo, Germany
Rated 5 out of 5

"Koh Panyee’s floating village and the serene beaches of Koh Yao Noi made this tour perfect. A mix of culture, nature, and relaxation!"

Sophie & Mark, UK