Join us and fellow participants at the office 20 minutes before departure. This is your opportunity receive a briefing about the day's program.

Our cruise lasts about 50 minutes. Enjoy complimentary soft drinks and fresh fruit throughout the day. Feel free to use the marine toilet and fresh water showers as needed. All 12 seats are located under the bimini roof in the shade, with a sundeck for 6 people. You can securely leave your rental motorbike at the pier.

James Bond Island, originally named Khao Phing Kan, gained international fame due to its appearance in the 1974 James Bond film The Man with the Golden Gun.The island's distinctive limestone karst formations were featured prominently in the movie, showcasing its dramatic scenery. This exposure brought widespread attention and significantly boosted the island's popularity.

Mangrove trees create a unique ecosystem in Phang Nga Bay, one of the most remarkable environments in the world. Few other plants can thrive in this area, making mangroves essential for providing shelter and nutrition for a variety of species. The result is a striking natural system that can be appreciated and explored by anyone who loves the outdoors. This rich biodiversity offers a fascinating glimpse into nature's intricate balance and beauty.

The floating Muslim village you're referring to is a fascinating place with a rich history. The village was established around 200 years ago by three seafaring fishing families from Java, Indonesia. They were in search of a bountiful fishing area and chose a sheltered spot near a high rock, which proved to be an ideal location. While the older generation in the village still speaks Bahasa Indonesia, reflecting their Indonesian roots, the younger generation primarily communicates in Thai. This shift in language indicates a blend of cultural influences over time, as the village has integrated more into the local Thai community while maintaining its unique heritage.

Our favourite part is sea kayaking on this trip. Two of you jump on the kayak and local Thai will paddle through mangrove under massive rock formations. You support local eco-tourism as most of these people come from nearby sea village.

Visit of one of many cave of Phang Nga Bay depends largely on low/high tide conditions on specific day.

We’ll reveal one last hidden gem before heading back to Koh Yao Yai, a journey of about 45 minutes. We can arrange a return taxi for you, or you may return to your resort by rental scooter. Be sure to check the FAQs for details on transfers.