Phang Nga Bay Tour & Kayak Adventures
Phang Nga Bay is located to the East of Phuket Island, bordering Phang Nga Province to the North and Krabi Province to the West. The Bay has access to the Andaman Sea, with a sea surface are of 400km². An extensive section of the bay was designated as Ao Phang Nga National Park in 1981.
With 42 islands and inlets, 28 species of mangroves, seagrass beds and coral reef, a day trip through this amazing bay is a must for all Thailand visitors. Did you know: the bay was seen in Star War Episode III – Revenge of the Sith, as aerial scene for the planet Kasyyyk. There are two tour options we offer and endorsed. Please see info below.
Highlight info for John Gray’s Sea Canoe (Thailand’s original Sea Kayak Explorer)
- The Original intrepid Sea-Kayak adventurer in Thailand (since 1983)
- Limited number of guests per trip to the caves area
- Fully-trained English speaking Local Guides
- Works for sustainable tourism
- Company practice a No Touch Policy
Tour Options
Hong by Starlight (Daily)
Tour Price: 3,950 THB (adult); 1,975 THB (children age 7-12) and FREE for children under 6 years old. Scheduled daily, 11am-9pm.
James Bond Island (Morning)
Trip A Price: 3,590 THB (adult); 1,750 THB (children age 7-12) and FREE for children under 6 years old. Schedule for every Thursday, depending on availability, 7:30am-4pm.
James Bond Island (Afternoon)
Trip B Price: 3,590 THB (adult); 1,750 THB (children age 7-12) and FREE for children under 6 years old. Schedule for every Monday, depending on availability, 10am-6:30pm.
Tours Include: Shared transfer from/to your accommodation (Kata, Karon, Patong, Rawai & Phuket Town area), Tour insurance (coverage benefit up to 500,000 THB), lunch onboard for day tour, and dinner for Hong by Starlight Tour, your own personal guide / paddler VIP lounge, FREE wifi onboard.
NOT include: Transfer outside of main area, please contact us if you require pick-up in remote beaches area.
IMPORTANT Note: All tour spaces subject to availability, not guarantee until payment is completed. Sites will be determined based on weather & sea conditions for safety and Marine Police procedures and regulations.