Phang Nga Bay is a natural wonder of Thailand, a place with magnificent scenery that looks like it came straight out of an adventure movie. Here, every rock and islet is part of an ancient coral reef that is up to 200 million years old. With a maximum depth of only 10 meters, the bay is famous for its calm atmosphere and the absence of big waves.

The islands and rocks of the bay, covered with lush greenery, create a unique landscape. A special place among them is occupied by the James Bond Islands, which became famous thanks to the filming of the cult movie “The Man with the Golden Gun”. These two small islands attract tourists from all over the world who want to touch the history of the movie and take photos against the backdrop of a rock sticking out of the water.

Although Phang Nga Bay does not have an abundance of bathing beaches, its rock formations, blown by the winds and washed away by the rains, create bizarre grottoes and caves. These corners of nature are ideal for exploration by canoe, allowing visitors to the bay to enjoy nature’s fantasy.

Traveling around Phang Nga Bay is a place where every rock reveals to you the wonders of nature, making you marvel again and again at the skill and ingenuity of nature. It is a place where you can get away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life and fully immerse yourself in the tranquility and beauty of the natural world on a leisurely stroll.