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Cruise the amazing Phang Nga Bay by traditional longtail boat on a tour from Khao Lak before discovering James Bond Island and Suwan Khuha Cave Temple.
Khao Lak
Explore some of Thailand's most iconic and stunning islands on a longtail boat cruise from Khao Lak. Cruise over turquoise waters, past lush mangroves, and see the famous James Bond Island up close. Feel the salty breeze in your hair and relax under the warm tropical sun en route.
After a pickup from your hotel in Khao Lak, board a traditional longtail boat and experience the mangrove forests and karst formations from a different perspective. Get up close to the limestone rocks on a short canoe trip before heading to Khao Phing Kan.
Marvel at rock formations such as Tapu Island and James Bond Island, used as a film location in the movie "The Man With the Golden Gun." Continue to the floating Muslim village of Koh Panyi, where you will enjoy a delicious lunch.
Next, go to Suwan Khuha Cave Temple to see the statue of the reclining Golden Buddha. Get some time to feed the resident monkeys before the return trip to Khao Lak.
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Duration 8 hours
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Live tour guide
English
Pickup included
You will be picked up from your hotel in Khao Lak between 7:30 AM and 8:30 AM.
Small group
Limited to 12 participants
Keep your travel plans flexible — book your spot and pay nothing today.
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| Not suitable for | Wheelchair users |
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