Step into Wat Suwan Khuha and find a rare blend of natural cave beauty and Buddhist heritage. The golden reclining Buddha rests peacefully inside the cavern, while the temple grounds outside are often filled with curious monkeys welcoming visitors.

Floating beneath towering limestone cliffs, Koh Panyi is one of Phang Nga Bay’s most memorable stops. Walk through the village to see homes, shops, a mosque, and the famous football pitch, then enjoy lunch while taking in daily life over the water.

Beyond the coastline, Phang Nga Bay opens into a peaceful world of limestone cliffs, green water, and natural wonders. Traveling by Longtail Boat allows visitors to enjoy slow, scenic sightseeing and feel the unique atmosphere of this famous bay.

Once featured in The Man with the Golden Gun, James Bond Island has become a symbol of Phang Nga Bay’s dramatic beauty. Visitors can admire its unique rock formation, enjoy the bay views, and take memorable photos in a legendary setting.

Surrounded by calm green water, Talu Island invites visitors to enjoy an exciting sea canoeing journey through limestone caves and hidden passages. The island’s cavern-like shape, rocky details, and mangrove scenery make every paddle memorable.