James Bond Island Day Tour and Canoeing from Krabi
Krabi Noi, Thailand
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Trip Type: Day Trips
Duration: 8 hours
Embark on a journey to James Bond Island by a large longtail or speed boat. Experience sightseeing and canoeing on an 8-hour guided tour of the stunning limestone karst rocks. Follow in the footsteps of Roger Moore, visit Wat Suwan Kuha Temple and Panyee floating village in Phang Nga Bay, and more.
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Embark on a journey to James Bond Island by a large longtail or speed boat. Experience sightseeing and canoeing on an 8-hour guided tour of the stunning limestone karst rocks. Follow in the footsteps of Roger Moore, visit Wat Suwan Kuha Temple and Panyee floating village in Phang Nga Bay, and more.
Following pick-up from your hotel in Krabi, transfer to Phang Nga Bay by air-conditioned minivan to discover the famous filming locations of “The Man With the Golden Gun” in Phang Nga Bay. If you'd like, you can canoe along the mangrove river and among dramatic rocks. If canoeing isn’t your thing you can just enjoy the sights that James Bond Island and its surroundings has to offer!
Phang Nga Bay found its way onto the tourist map through its starring role in the James Bond movie starring Roger Moore as 007, and is distinctive for its sheer limestone cliffs that jut vertically out of the crystal emerald-green water.
After a short visit to Wat Suwan Kuha Temple, also known as “Monkey Cave,” climb aboard a traditional longtail or speed boat and voyage over to Khao Phing Kan islands, including James Bond Island and Koh Tapu (also known as Nail Island or Spike Island). The limestone rock is around 20 meters tall with a diameter ranging from about 4 meters at the bottom and up to 8 meters at the top (hence the name of nail island). Explore giant stalactites caves and limestone cliffs of Thalu Island, where you can take a guided kayak tour.
At the beach of Khao Phing Kan; a very high leaning rock with tiny caves, there are stalls selling souvenirs mostly made from beautiful shells and wood.
Panyee floating village is where you will stop for lunch. The natural island of Panyee is a towering vertical mass of limestone. Nearly all of the village sits atop a huge network of stilts that clings to the edge of the island’s coastline and stretches out over the sea in a maze of raised platforms and walkways.
Raman Waterfalls is the last stop on our adventure. A place with an abundance of flora and fauna such as monkeys, deers, squirrels and birds.
Conclude your tour back in your centrally located hotel.
Phang Nga Bay found its way onto the tourist map through its starring role in the James Bond movie starring Roger Moore as 007, and is distinctive for its sheer limestone cliffs that jut vertically out of the crystal emerald-green water.
After a short visit to Wat Suwan Kuha Temple, also known as “Monkey Cave,” climb aboard a traditional longtail or speed boat and voyage over to Khao Phing Kan islands, including James Bond Island and Koh Tapu (also known as Nail Island or Spike Island). The limestone rock is around 20 meters tall with a diameter ranging from about 4 meters at the bottom and up to 8 meters at the top (hence the name of nail island). Explore giant stalactites caves and limestone cliffs of Thalu Island, where you can take a guided kayak tour.
At the beach of Khao Phing Kan; a very high leaning rock with tiny caves, there are stalls selling souvenirs mostly made from beautiful shells and wood.
Panyee floating village is where you will stop for lunch. The natural island of Panyee is a towering vertical mass of limestone. Nearly all of the village sits atop a huge network of stilts that clings to the edge of the island’s coastline and stretches out over the sea in a maze of raised platforms and walkways.
Raman Waterfalls is the last stop on our adventure. A place with an abundance of flora and fauna such as monkeys, deers, squirrels and birds.
Conclude your tour back in your centrally located hotel.
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