James Bond Island by Longtail Boat – No Canoe + Lunch + (Include National Park Fee) – (No Transfer) (For Group Tour only) (Minimum 25 person)

Few landscapes in Thailand match the raw drama of Phang Nga Bay, and this full-day group tour delivers it at its most iconic. Travelling by traditional long tail boat, your group cuts through limestone karst formations rising straight out of emerald-green water before reaching Ko Khao Phing Kan — the cliff-flanked island made world-famous by The Man with the Golden Gun. National Park fees are covered, so there are no surprises on arrival. A authentic Thai lunch is included to keep the group fuelled between sights. Designed exclusively for groups of 25 or more, this tour is the ideal add-on for incentive trips, corporate outings, or large leisure groups looking for a high-impact Phuket-region excursion. Transfers are not included, making it a flexible fit for operators who handle their own ground logistics.

Spend a day on the Andaman Sea with James Bond Island by Longtail Boat – No Canoe + Lunch + (Include National Park Fee) – (No Transfer) (For Group Tour only) (Minimum 25 person) from Phuket, Thailand, hopping between beaches, viewpoints and snorkel spots.

Phang Nga Bay, north-east of Phuket, is a national park of more than a hundred limestone islands. Its star is Khao Phing Kan, called James Bond Island since the 1974 Bond film, with the needle-shaped Koh Tapu standing in the water beside it. Most trips add sea canoeing through caves and a stop at the stilt village of Koh Panyee.

Good to know: it usually takes full day (about 8 hours). The operator confirms the exact pickup or start time when you book.

What you will see and do: Minimum 25 person.

It is sold as ticket only (own way there). The booking box shows today’s price for each option, with a separate child rate where the operator offers one.

Big boats are cheaper and more stable; speedboats and longtails reach more islands in the same time. National park fees are paid per person. Bring swimwear, a towel, reef-safe sunscreen, a hat and a waterproof bag for your phone. Seas can be rough from May to October, when the boat operator may change the route for safety.

Best time to go: november to April is the dry season with calm seas. May to October is the monsoon: cheaper hotels, but some island trips are changed or cancelled because of waves.

Booking is simple: tell us your date and hotel on WhatsApp, we confirm everything with the operator, and you pay only after confirmation.

Typical plan for the day

1. Safety briefing and boat ride to the first island
2. Swimming and snorkelling stops
3. Beach time and photos at the viewpoints
4. Lunch (when included)