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Traversez la baie de Phang Nga en bateau à longue queue jusqu'au piton calcaire rendu célèbre par un film, pagayez à travers des grottes marines et arrêtez-vous dans un village construit au-dessus de l'eau.
Île de James Bond et baie de Phang Nga en longtail traditionnel: En bref
| Price | From $87 per person |
|---|---|
| Duration | 8 hours |
| Languages | English |
| Tour type | Guided Tour |
| Booking | Direct with the local operator — no OTA markup |
Choose from 2 available options
Scenic Longtail Boat Ride through Phang Nga Bay
Kayaking Adventure: Sea Cave Kayaking at Lod Cave
Description complète
La baie de Phang Nga en bateau à longue queue traditionnel plutôt qu'en hors-bord, ce qui change ce que vous pouvez atteindre.
Khao Phing Kan est l'île ; Koh Tapu est l'aiguille calcaire au large qui est apparue dans L'Homme au pistolet d'or en 1974 et porte depuis le nom du film. Débarquer à la base du piton est désormais restreint car le rocher s'érode, donc on l'observe depuis la plage adjacente.
Le kayak est la partie qu'une excursion en hors-bord ne peut pas faire correctement. Le calcaire de Phang Nga est parsemé de grottes marines et de hongs, des systèmes de grottes effondrées qui s'ouvrent sur des lagons cachés à l'intérieur des îles, et les entrées sont des tunnels bas que seul un kayak peut franchir, et seulement à la bonne marée. Vous y entrez avec un pagayeur qui sait quelles ouvertures sont praticables ce jour-là.
Koh Panyee est un village de pêcheurs musulmans construit sur pilotis contre une falaise, fondé par des familles de pêcheurs javanais au dix-huitième siècle. Il possède une mosquée, une école, et un terrain de football flottant que le village a lui-même construit après avoir regardé une Coupe du monde et décidé que l'absence de terrain plat n'était pas une raison suffisante pour ne pas jouer.
Le bateau à longue queue est lent et bruyant comparé à un hors-bord. C'est aussi le bateau qui parcourt cette baie depuis des générations, et à son rythme, la baie se lit comme un paysage plutôt que comme une série d'arrêts.
Votre place est retenue auprès de l'opérateur avant que votre réservation ne soit définitive. Le prix comprend la prise en charge et le retour à l'hôtel, le longtail avec un capitaine local, un guide anglophone, du kayak de mer avec un pagayeur, le déjeuner thaïlandais et l'eau potable.
Huit heures. Les frais de parc national sont perçus à la jetée sauf confirmation contraire. Un jour de préavis minimum.
Programme
The schedule below is a suggested plan and can be adjusted to suit your preferences.
Hotel pickup
Road transfer from Krabi to the pier at the edge of Phang Nga Bay.
Sea cave kayaking
Paddle with a local guide into low caves and hidden lagoons inside the limestone islands.
James Bond Island
Walk the beach at Khao Phing Kan with a clear view of the leaning rock pinnacle offshore.
Lunch at Koh Panyee
Thai lunch in the stilted fishing village, with time to wander its walkways.
Waterfall swim
Freshwater stop for a swim before the return crossing.
Return to hotel
Boat back to the pier and minibus drop-off at your accommodation.
Programme détaillé
The minibus arrives at about 07:30 for the drive north to the bay, which takes roughly an hour. Kayaking starts mid-morning, with a local paddler steering each two-person boat under rock arches and into caves that are only passable when the tide is low enough.
Late morning the longtail runs out to Khao Phing Kan, where you have an hour ashore for photographs of the pinnacle and a walk along the small beach. Lunch follows at Koh Panyee, a village built entirely on stilts over the water, and there is time afterwards to look around its narrow walkways.
Mid-afternoon brings a freshwater swim at a waterfall, a welcome change after a day in salt water. The boat starts back around 16:00 and hotel drop-offs run through the early evening.
Inclus
- Prise en charge et retour à l'hôtel
- Bateau à longue queue avec capitaine local
- Guide anglophone
- Kayak de mer avec pagayeur
- Déjeuner thaïlandais
- Eau potable et fruits
- Gilets de sauvetage
- Assurance
Non inclus
- Frais d'entrée du parc national
- Serviettes
- Boissons alcoolisées
- Pourboires
- Souvenirs
Informations importantes
Point de rendez-vous
Hotel pickup in Krabi Town, Ao Nang or Klong Muang
À savoir avant de partir
- Annulation gratuite jusqu'à 24 heures avant le début de l'activité
À propos de cette activité
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Avis des voyageurs
We had James as our tour guide and he was amazing. Everything went smoothly, the transportation was comfortable and the driver made us feel safe. James was a great camera man! The itinerary ran smoothly and the food was incredible and catered for lots of different people. Thank you!
Amazing day out, our guide Sean was fantastic. He was very informative, attentive and funny. He made the day even more enjoyable. He even gave us golden guns to pose with at the James Bond island and took photos. The kayaking experience is highly recommended. They squeeze you through a cave arch into beautiful surroundings and also take lovely photos of you with a heart shaped leaf. My Neice was given a beautiful flower ring by our paddler. The floating village was very interesting and you get to stand on the only floating football pitch. You also get to feed the wild monkeys at the temple and then finish off having a dip in a gorgeous waterfall.
This trip was AMAZING! The guide was full of humour and knowledge. It was particularly those fine little extra touches that made the day perfect. Plenty of refreshments, cooling wipes, Pineapple biscuits. Feeding the monkey's, lunch at the floating village and the highlight to visiting James Bond Island
Phang Nga Bay is genuinely otherworldly, hundreds of limestone karsts rising straight out of flat green water. The Ko Tapu stack from the Bond film is smaller than expected but the bay around it is the real attraction. Our longtail captain took us slowly through a couple of caves where we had to duck.
Canoeing through the sea caves at Hong Krabi was the best part, the guide paddled and we just looked up at the stalactites. The stilt village at Koh Panyee was interesting even if the main lane is all souvenir stalls. Lunch there was a decent seafood set.
Beautiful day but be honest with yourself about the travel, it is roughly a 90-minute road transfer from Krabi each way before you even get on the boat. James Bond Island itself was very crowded around midday. The cave paddling and the bay scenery justified it.
Our guide told us about the Muslim fishing community at Koh Panyee and how the floating football pitch came about, which made the village stop much more meaningful. Longtail is loud but the open sides mean uninterrupted views. Bring ear plugs if noise bothers you.
Eight hours and the itinerary kept moving between caves, the island and the village. Water and fruit were provided and the crew helped everyone in and out of the canoes. Worth the higher price compared with the standard Krabi island trips.
The scenery in Phang Nga Bay is unmatched, but the Bond island stop is short and packed with people taking the same photo. If you can, do the caves first as we did. Guide was knowledgeable and patient with questions.
We stopped at a small cave with prehistoric rock paintings that I had not seen mentioned anywhere and it was the surprise of the day. Koh Panyee lunch was included and generous. The whole thing ran to time.
Traditional longtail rather than a speedboat makes a real difference here, you go slowly enough to actually take in the karsts. Sea was flat calm on our day. Take strong sun protection because the boat has only a partial canopy.