James Bond and longtail boat

Embark on an unforgettable experience to discover Phang Nga Bay, nicknamed "Little Halong Bay", aboard a picturesque long-tail boat. Explore an exceptional site of majestic sea-sculpted rocks and mysterious caves. Your adventure will include a visit to James Bond Island and Koh Panyee, a floating village of Muslim fishermen built on stilts. An itinerary to admire up close the beauty of the bay's rock formations and caves. Not forgetting a visit to the temple of the Reclining Buddha, this immersion in Thai nature and culture offers an unforgettable experience in the famous Phang Nga Bay. James Bond Island and its rocky landscapes. Set off on a long-tail boat, the traditional local craft, for Koh Tapu, famed as James Bond Island, location of the film “The Man with the Golden Gun”. Take a tour of the island, then stop off on the beach to take home the famous James Bond rock shot. A walk through mangroves and mysterious caves To explore the beauty of this region’s karst landscapes, there’s nothing better than a canoe trip. Guided by a local paddler, you’ll canoe through the mangrove swamps, up close to the rock formations and discover secret caves – a pure delight for nature lovers. Continue your journey to the floating village of Koh Panyee, famous for its floating soccer pitch. This Muslim village is built entirely on water. Enjoy a local-flavored lunch, then stroll through the narrow streets of this unusual village. Back at the pier, you’ll set off again for the Suwan Khuha temple, just 10 minutes away, home to a huge reclining Buddha statue. The temple’s architecture is unusual in that it was built entirely in a cave and is now guarded by long-tailed macaques.