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James Bond Island

James Bond Island is a small yet striking limestone pillar located in Phang Nga Bay within Ao Phang Nga National Park. Positioned just off the coast of Khao Phing Kan, it is best known for its unusual shape—a tall, slender rock with a narrow base and a wider top, resembling a nail driven into the sea, which gives the island its name. The formation rises approximately 20 meters above sea... read more

Koh Panyee

Koh Panyee (เกาะปันหยี) is a small limestone island community located in Phang Nga Province, southern Thailand. The village is home to about 200 Muslim fishing households on approximately one rai of flat land, surrounded by clear seawater. The residents mainly make a living from fishing, selling souvenirs, and providing food to tourists. The village also has a public school named Ban Koh Panyee Sc... read more

Koh Tachai

Tachai Island is located at the northernmost part of the Similan Islands National Park, between the Similan and Surin Islands. Named after its discoverer “Tachai,” the island was once ranked among the most beautiful islands in Thailand due to its untouched natural beauty.
The island was widely known for its powder-soft white sand beach, crystal-clear waters, and rich biodiversity, incl... read more

Mu Koh Similan National Marine Park

Mu Ko Similan National Park has been rated first by the U.S. publication Skin Diving of the top ten dive sites in the world. Also, it is appraised by the Skin-Diving Magazine of USA as one of the top ten islands having both surface and under water beautiful scenery.
The Similan Island in the heart of the Andaman Sea are indeed unparelled in their exotic beauty. If planning a visit, keep in mind th... read more

Mu Koh Surin

Mu Ko Surin consists of five main islands: North Surin, South Surin, Ko Ri, Ko Klang, and Ko Khai. It is one of Thailand’s most ecologically rich marine national parks, featuring lush tropical forests and vibrant underwater ecosystems
North Surin Island serves as the park headquarters, offering accommodations such as tents and bungalows, along with basic facilities for overnight stays
Snorke... read more

Wat Suwan Khuha

Wat Suwan Kuha, locally known as "Wat Tham," is considered a paramount historical and archaeological site in Phang Nga Province. Geographically characterized by a limestone mountain with a series of interconnected caverns, the temple complex features several significant sections, including Tham Yai (Grand Cave), Tham Chaeng (Bright Cave), Tham Meud (Dark Cave), and Tham Kaew (Crystal Cave). Tham Y... read more

Koh Yao Yai

Koh Yao Yai is a tranquil destination in Phang Nga attractions, perfect for those seeking peace and natural beauty. Although it is larger than Koh Yao Noi, the island remains quiet and unspoiled. Its charm lies in the combination of wide white sandy beaches, lush mangrove forests, and green hills throughout the year.
The highlight of the island is Laem Had, located at the northern tip. During low ... read more

Koh Yao Noi

Koh Yao Noi represents the essence of a “simple happiness” lifestyle in the Andaman Sea. While tourism in nearby areas has rapidly developed, the island has chosen to move at its own peaceful pace. What attracts visitors from around the world is not only its natural beauty, but also the living rhythm of the local community, which remains deeply connected to traditional fishing and agri... read more

Khao Lak Beach

Khao Lak Beach is a highly popular destination among both Thai and international travelers, offering a perfect balance between unspoiled natural beauty and comfortable leisure experiences. What sets this beach apart is its diverse landscape—ranging from long stretches of soft white sand to clusters of uniquely shaped rocks that create depth and visual interest, making it an excellent spot fo... read more

Takua Pa Old Town

Takua Pa Old Town, locally known as “Talad Yai” (the Grand Market), is a historically significant district in Phang Nga Province that reflects the prosperity of the tin mining boom era. In the past, Takua Pa was one of the most vibrant and affluent port towns in southern Thailand, attracting Chinese immigrants and Western traders, resulting in a unique cultural blend that still defines... read more