JAMES BOND ISLANDS Day Trip

by SPEED BOAT

Panyee Island (Isolated flaoting island)

Muslim Floating Village (Panyee Island) , in Thailand's Phang Nga Bay, is famous for its floating village built on stilts and its legendary floating soccer field. Founded by fishermen 200 years ago, this charming island offers a unique mix of culture, seafood, and stunning bay views—making it a must-see for visitors.

James Bond Island (Koh Tapu)

Iconic Rock Formation: James Bond Island, also known as Koh Tapu, is famous for its unique limestone rock formation that juts out of the water. Its distinctive shape made it a memorable setting in the James Bond movie "The Man with the Golden Gun" starred by Roger Moore. Sightseeing: You'll have the opportunity to explore the island, take photographs with the iconic rock, and enjoy the stunning coastal scenery

Hong Island

Canoeing at  Hong Island which are characterised by dramatic limestone cliffs, lush greenery, and clear waters. Cave Exploration: Our guide will lead you through narrow water passages that weave between towering limestone cliffs. You'll venture into hidden caves that open up to secluded lagoons, creating a sense of adventure and discovery.​

Ice cream Cave

Hidden on Panak Island, Ice Cream Cave gets its name from its whimsical, creamy stalactites that look like scoops of ice cream! This small sea cave is accessible by kayak or boat during high tide and offers a magical, otherworldly experience. A must-see stop for adventure lovers exploring the limestone wonders of Phang Nga Bay!

Naka Island

Just a short boat ride from Phuket, the beaches of Naka Island are the definition of island bliss. Think soft, golden sands stretching beneath rows of swaying coconut trees, with calm, shallow waters perfect for a soothing swim or lazy float. Whether you’re lounging under the sun, collecting seashells along the shore, or watching longtail boats drift by in the distance, Naka Island’s beach scene is the kind of quiet, postcard-perfect escape that dreams are made of.

Panak Island

Canoeing at Panak Island in Phang Nga Bay is a fantastic way to explore the stunning limestone caves, lagoons, and hidden waterways that are only accessible by kayak. Panak Island is known for its dramatic karst formations, sea caves.