| Phang Nga-James Bond James Bond Island Day Trip
Phang Nga Bay
  
Ko Tapu is a steep rocky monolith, about 20 meters tall. This rock column lies approximately 200 meters offshore of the two-islet pair known as Ko Khao Phingkan The islands are located within the Ao Phang Nga National Park.
Departing from Phuket island, day-tours using longtail boats usually land at nearby Ko Khao Phingkan, where market booths are set up.
Ko Tapu has become a popular tourist attraction since it was featured in the James Bond movie The Man with the Golden Gun in 1974; for this reason, it is also often referred to as James Bond Island (the later 1997 James Bond film Tomorrow Never Dies also includes a scene in Phang Nga Bay, close to James Bond Island).
Scenes from the Bollywood movie Kaho Naa... Pyaar Hai were also shot here
Itinerary: 08.30 - 16.00pm
Daily
- Pick up from your hotel to the pier
- Depart to Phang Nga By by long-tail boat. Discover the amazing landscapes of Phang Nga Bay.
- Visit of Tapu Island (James Bond, vistors may wonder why it is still there when James Bond managed to blow up the secret solar weapon concealed in its interior) and Khao Ping Kan "Leaning Island" named for its peculiar arrangement of a smooth rock slab some 50 meters high resting on other rocks.
- Explore the labyrinth of mangrove swamp and get through the cave by Canoeing.
- Enjoy a great Thai Set menu lunch at Muslim Village, built on pillars attached to a tall rock are 200 or so houses on stilts in the shallow water with restaurant and souvenir shop.
- Visit Monkey cave.
- Hotel drop off.
 
Muslim Village Rock Painting
Price:
Adult 2200 Baht Child 1200 baht (Khao Lak Area)
ENQUIRY
Phang Nga Bay is famous for its limestone "Sea Mountains" a magic and "out-of-time" place used in the making of James Bond movies. Phang Nga Bay is one of the most unique places in the world. | 
