James Bond Island

A nail-shaped limestone karst rising from emerald waters, this iconic James Bond 007 landmark showcases nature's stunning sculpture and Phang Nga Bay's most unique scenery.

Wat Suwan Khuha

Enshrining a majestic Reclining Buddha within stunning limestone caves, featuring historic royal inscriptions, exquisite Buddhist sculptures, serene natural surroundings, and famous resident wild monkeys.

Wat Traiman Kasathit

Paying respect to Luang Pho Wat Nam Rob See the pediment of the church

Lod Cave

A 50-meter limestone tunnel featuring stunning stalactites, emerald waters, and lush mangroves. Perfect for canoeing to experience the magnificent natural artistry of Phang Nga Bay.

Raman Waterfall

There are many waterfalls and swim near the wat suwannakhuha. There many species of wildlife to see on the route of nature.

Surakul Pier

The gateway to Phang Nga Bay, offering longtail boat trips through mangroves to James Bond Island and Koh Panyee, with convenient access and photogenic luxury boats.

Tha Nun beach

Soft white sand, stunning Sarasin Bridge view, and the famous seaside restaurant Thanun Seafood. 

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Natai Beach

A serene beach with crystal-clear water featuring an iconic long pier stretching into the sea, offering the most stunning sunset views near Phuket for relaxation.

Samed Nang Chee Viewpoint

Experience one of Thailand’s most beautiful sunrise views over Phang-nga Bay, with dramatic limestone scenery and peaceful sea vistas that leave visitors awestruck.

Bang Khwan Beach

A serene beach that plays a vital role in marine conservation and serves as a nesting site for leatherback turtles.

Koh Phanak

Canoe through limestone sea caves to discover hidden lagoons and mangroves. Experience breathtaking stalactites and serene emerald waters tucked inside this majestic island in Phang Nga Bay.