James Bond Island Longtail Boat Tour

The James Bond Island tour is a full-day guided boat trip through Ao Phang-Nga National Marine Park, home to more than 40 islands across 400 square kilometres of limestone cliffs, hidden lagoons, isolated caves and mangrove-lined bays.

Hotel transfer and the cruise into Phang Nga Bay

A roundtrip hotel transfer takes you to the pier at Phang Nga Bay, where you board the boat and set out among the mangrove forests and limestone islands that mark the start of the route. Refreshments and snacks are served on board as the coastline opens into the bay's scattered islets.

Koh Hong's hidden lagoon

The first stop is Koh Hong, a crescent-shaped island known for its white sand beach and shallow coral reefs close to shore. Depending on the option you book, you can paddle a kayak or canoe into the island's hidden lagoon, tucked behind its ring of limestone walls.

James Bond Island and Koh Panyi

From Koh Hong, the boat continues to Khao Phing Kan, known worldwide as James Bond Island since it appeared in the 1974 film The Man with the Golden Gun, with the narrow Ko Tapu rock rising from the water beside it. The tour then stops at Koh Panyi, a village built on stilts over the sea, where a traditional Thai lunch is served amid the settlement's floating houses and shops.

Swimming and sunbathing at Naka Island

The last stop is Naka Island, a quieter beach where there is time to swim, sunbathe and relax on the sand before the boat gathers everyone for the return crossing toward Phuket.

Back at the pier, the transfer returns you to your Phuket hotel to close out the day of island-hopping. Rayna Tours' own team handles the booking, guide and transfer arrangements, keeping a familiar point of contact with you from pickup to drop-off.

• Cruise through Ao Phang-Nga National Marine Park, home to more than 40 islands with limestone cliffs, caves and mangroves.
• Visit Koh Hong and its hidden lagoon, reachable by an optional kayak or canoe.
• See James Bond Island, the Khao Phing Kan cliff and the Ko Tapu rock formation used in the 1974 film The Man with the Golden Gun.
• Stop at Koh Panyi, a village built on stilts over the sea, for a traditional Thai lunch.
• Relax at Naka Island with time to swim and sunbathe before the return to Phuket.

1. You will receive your tour confirmation voucher by email shortly after booking.
2. Check your spam or junk folder, or contact our online support team, if it has not arrived.
3. Download the voucher and present it at the venue.

• Carry a valid photo ID or passport, and show it at the entrance.
• Your booking confirmation is valid only for the selected date and time.
• Children must be accompanied by an adult at all times.
• Eating, drinking and smoking are not permitted inside the transfer vehicle.
• Guests who do not use the included transfer must arrange their own transport to the pier.
• Pickup times on the voucher are approximate; be ready at your hotel lobby at least 5 minutes before the scheduled time, and allow for a wait of up to 60 minutes depending on traffic.
• National park fees are mandatory unless you book the option with NPF included.
• Recommended attire for the island stops is shorts or a light T-shirt that can get wet, with slippers; bring swimwear, a towel, sunblock, a hat, sunglasses and a camera.
• Accessing the hidden lagoon at Koh Hong by kayak or canoe depends on the option you select at booking.
• This tour is not recommended for seniors above 70, pregnant women, children under 1 year, or guests with high blood pressure, heart conditions or other health issues.
• The tour is not wheelchair accessible, and participation can be declined for guests considered high risk.
• You can cancel free of charge up to 72 hours before the tour date.