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Traditional longtail boat with passengers on a serene river in Phang Nga Bay.
Phang Nga Bay near James Bond Island offers caves, hongs, floating villages, and mangroves – a peaceful nature experience.

Between Water, Caves, and Mangroves

Around James Bond Island, countless limestone formations and hidden lagoons shape a wild, enchanted seascape.

Islands of Karst and Limestone

Over 40 small islands rise like needles from the sea, sculpted by tectonic forces and tropical rain.

Hong Islands – Hidden Inner Chambers

“Hong” means chamber – these islands hide lagoons deep inside, accessible only by kayak.

Kayaking Through Secret Caves

Paddle through low tunnels into silent lagoons, surrounded by mangroves and birdsong.

Floating Villages like Ko Panyi

A stilt village in the sea – with mosque, school, and seafood eateries above the water.

Wildlife of the Region

Monkeys, birds, fish, and crabs – those who move quietly will spot incredible biodiversity.

Protection and Sustainability

Eco-tours use quiet motors, avoid coral anchoring, and ban single-use plastics.

Explorer Tips

Use dry bags, reef-safe sunscreen, and take your time – each island tells its own story.

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