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Step into a world of movie history and tropical natural wonders. James Bond Island — officially Khao Phing Kan — became world-famous through the 1974 film "The Man with the Golden Gun". Experience dramatic limestone cliffs, hidden sea caves by kayak, and the emerald-green waters of Phang Nga Bay.
Many travellers don't realise there are two distinct ways to experience Phang Nga Bay. The classic James Bond Island tour with kayaking through sea caves — or a quieter boat tour through the bay without the large tourist crowds. Here's how to decide which suits you best.
The world-famous Ko Tapu rock rises 20 metres out of the sea. This location became one of Southeast Asia's most iconic destinations after appearing in the 1974 Bond film "The Man with the Golden Gun".
During your visit, you'll explore the island, kayak through mysterious sea caves (Hongs), and enjoy unique views of the dramatic limestone formations.
For travellers who prefer to avoid the busier James Bond Island area: discover remote limestone islands, deserted beaches, and the stillness of the bay without the tourist crowds.