Description

*Price is per person based on double occupancy; for single occupancy, there is a surcharge of 1300 THB

*Children under 3 years old travel for free without a separate seat or meals (as an infant). Child ticket — from 4 to 8 years old. Adult ticket — from 9 years old. Pregnant women are not allowed on the tour.

The program is conducted in Russian and English.  

Schedule

On Saturdays; please check availability with your manager.

Tour Program:

Day 1

06:30 - 07:30 Hotel pickup,

• arrival at the pier, meet your guide, tea/coffee break, mini-breakfast at the pier
• departure to Phang Nga province
• viewing stalagmites and stalactites on Panak Island
• visit to James Bond Island, sightseeing
• canoeing in the caves of Talu Island and viewing the mangroves (during low tide, visit the inner lakes of the island)
• visit to Panyee sea gypsy village, lunch at a local restaurant with a view of the mangroves
• viewing the residence of King Rama IX in Krabi province (from the boat)
• visit to Railay Peninsula in Krabi province, sightseeing — Phra Nang Cave (Cave of Fertility) and cliffs
• viewing Chicken Island from the boat
• snorkeling near Phi Phi Don Island
• arrival at Phi Phi Don Island, hotel check-in, free time, beach relaxation or visiting the Phi Phi Don viewpoint, watching the sunset

19:00 Dinner at the hotel restaurant with a view of the sunset and Phi Phi Don Island,

20:00 Visit the center of Phi Phi Don nightlife, fire show, and beach disco

Day 2

07:30 Hotel check-out and breakfast,

• departure to Phi Phi Leh Island
• visit to Maya Bay, where the movie "The Beach" starring Leonardo DiCaprio was filmed (swimming is prohibited) Maya Bay beach is closed to visitors from August 1 to October 1, 2026. During this period, the bay is visited only under favorable conditions for viewing the beach from the boat; no landing takes place.
• visit to Pileh Lagoon, swimming in the rejuvenating waters. Opportunity to jump off the boat and take great photos against the backdrop of the lagoon (access inside is only possible at high tide). It is also possible to rent a long-tail boat for a tour of the lagoon — optional
• viewing Viking Cave, historical background of the area
• viewing Monkey Beach
• snorkeling near the coral reef of Phi Phi Don Island
• lunch at a restaurant on the shore of Phi Phi Don Island
• beach relaxation on Bamboo Island, chance to see wild monitor lizards

16:00 Arrival at the pier and return to the hotel

 Departure and arrival times, as well as the sequence of stops, are approximate and may vary depending on traffic, weather conditions, and other circumstances.

Contraindications: Pregnant women, children under 1 year old, individuals with acute chronic conditions, and those with musculoskeletal disorders are not allowed on this excursion.

Excursion to James Bond, Krabi, and Phi Phi Islands

The excursion to James Bond + Krabi + Phi Phi islands is one of the most comprehensive island-hopping programs in the Andaman Sea. Over two days of travel, you will see the famous natural landmarks of Phang Nga, visit James Bond Island and the sea gypsy village, go canoeing through mangroves, visit the Railay Peninsula and Krabi islands, and stay overnight on Phi Phi Don.

This program is also known by such names as "Royal Islands," "Star Islands," "Emerald Islands," "4 Pearls of the Andaman Sea," "11 Islands," "12 Islands," and others. There are many similar two-day routes in Phuket, but this program stands out primarily for its quality of service, comfort, and attention to detail. Departures take place from the convenient Royal Phuket Marina, and the speedboats and catamarans used undergo regular technical inspections and maintenance. Staff members undergo medical examinations and necessary training.

Special attention is paid to accommodation and dining. The overnight stay is at a hotel on Phi Phi Don, located on an elevation with viewpoints and a mini-waterpark, and a transfer to the village is provided for guests. The program also includes high-quality and varied meals, and the route is accompanied by experienced guides who help make the trip not only rich in sights but truly comfortable. It is this combination of numerous attractions and a high level of service that distinguishes this program from its many analogues.

Comfortable travel from Royal Phuket Marina

The trip begins with a hotel transfer and arrival at one of the most comfortable piers in Phuket — Royal Phuket Marina.

Before departure, you can relax, have some tea or coffee, a snack, and meet your guide, who will explain the upcoming route.

The sea portion of the trip takes place on new speedboats or catamarans. The exact type of vessel is determined by the carrier depending on the size of the group. Regardless of the choice, special attention is given to comfort and service quality throughout the entire excursion.

Phang Nga Province: Panak Island and natural caves

The first day begins with a trip towards Phang Nga province. One of the first stops is Panak Island, known for its unusual karst formations and caves. Here you can see stalactites hanging over the sea and sometimes spot crab-eating macaques.

Phang Nga Province: James Bond Island

The next stop is the famous James Bond Island, which has become one of the landmarks of Phang Nga. This is exactly where the recognizable limestone cliffs jutting straight out of the water are located.

The island gained worldwide fame after the filming of "The Man with the Golden Gun," and today, tourists from all over Phuket and neighboring provinces come here. During the stop, you can walk around, examine the unusual rock formations, and take photos against the backdrop of one of Thailand's most recognizable landscapes.

Phang Nga Province: canoeing through caves and mangroves

After James Bond Island, the journey continues to Talu Island. Here, a canoeing trip through picturesque parts of the coast awaits you.

The route passes among mangrove thickets and limestone cliffs. Depending on the tide and water level, you can enter the island's inner lakes and see natural caves from the inside.

Such a trip allows you to look at Phang Nga from a completely different angle: instead of a speedboat, it's a calm journey by canoe, through small water passages, green mangroves, and sheer cliffs all around.

Phang Nga Province: Panyee sea gypsy village

One of the most interesting parts of the program is visiting the floating sea gypsy village of Panyee. The village is located right on the water at the foot of limestone cliffs, and the houses and other structures are connected by small walkways.

Here you can learn about the traditional lifestyle of the locals, see the school, mosque, small shops, and the everyday life of the community. This is not just another natural stop, but an opportunity to see a completely different side of southern Thailand.

Lunch at a local restaurant with a view of the mangroves is also provided here.

Krabi Province: Railay Peninsula and famous limestone cliffs

After Phang Nga, the route continues towards Krabi province. Along the way, you can see the residence of King Rama IX from the water, and then head to the Railay Peninsula.

Railay is famous for its steep limestone cliffs, tropical nature, and beautiful beaches. During the stop, you can see the main attractions of the peninsula, including Phra Nang Cave, also known as the Cave of Fertility.

Then the route passes by Chicken Island — another recognizable natural symbol of Krabi. The unusual shape of the limestone cliff resembles a chicken's head, which is how the island got its name.

Snorkeling and arrival on Phi Phi Don

After a packed first day, the boat heads to the Phi Phi Islands. Before arriving on Phi Phi Don, a stop for snorkeling is provided.

The clear water of the Andaman Sea allows you to see tropical fish and coral reefs. The guide and the team assist participants during snorkeling, so even tourists without much experience with a mask and snorkel will be able to enjoy this activity.

After snorkeling, the group arrives on Phi Phi Don, where you will spend the night.

Overnight stay on Phi Phi Don

For accommodation, we have chosen the Phi Phi Mountain Beach Resort — a hotel located on a hill next to the famous Phi Phi viewpoint. This location allows you to enjoy beautiful panoramic views of the island and the Andaman Sea.

After check-in, you have free time to spend at your own pace. You can relax at the hotel, use the shuttle service to the beach, or go to the Phi Phi Don viewpoint to see the island from above and watch a beautiful tropical sunset. In the evening, life moves to the shore: beach bars host vibrant fire shows and discos, so if you wish, you can continue to enjoy the island's nocturnal atmosphere. For the convenience of guests, the hotel provides a shuttle service that makes it easy to get to the beach and the village.

The hotel has a pool and a small waterpark, so you can spend time here with the whole family. This is especially convenient after a busy first day of travel.

Dinner with a view of Phi Phi and island nightlife

In the evening, guests will enjoy dinner at the hotel restaurant with a view of Phi Phi Don and the sunset. After that, the trip continues in a completely different format.

Phi Phi Don is known for its active nightlife, so in the evening you can head to the center of the island, watch the famous fire show on the beach, visit bars, and feel the atmosphere of one of Thailand's most lively islands.

This is one of the main features of the program: you don't just visit Phi Phi for a few hours; you stay overnight and can see the island both during the day and after sunset.

Maya Bay — location for the movie "The Beach"

The second day begins with breakfast at the hotel.

Next, the journey continues to Phi Phi Leh. One of the main stops is the famous Maya Bay, where the movie "The Beach" starring Leonardo DiCaprio was filmed.

White sand beach, turquoise water, and steep limestone cliffs have made the bay one of the most recognizable landmarks in Thailand.

Currently, the rules for visiting Maya Bay can change depending on the season and environmental restrictions. From August 1 to October 1, 2026, beach access is prohibited, so during this period, the bay is visited only under favorable conditions for viewing from the boat.

Pileh Lagoon

After Maya Bay, the boat heads to Pileh Lagoon — one of the most beautiful natural wonders of Phi Phi Leh.

High limestone cliffs surround the lagoon on almost all sides, and the water takes on a rich emerald shade. Here you can swim, jump off the boat into the water, and take photos against the backdrop of impressive landscapes.

At high tide, the boat can enter the lagoon. Also, if you wish, you can rent a traditional long-tail boat and take a short tour of Pileh.

Viking Cave and Monkey Beach

The route continues along Phi Phi Leh. The boat will pass by the famous Viking Cave, and the guide will tell you about the history of this place, its natural features, and the traditional collection of swiftlet nests.

Then the program continues at Monkey Beach. From the water, you can see macaques living in this part of the island and take photos of the unusual combination of a tropical beach, jungle, and limestone cliffs.

Snorkeling off Phi Phi Don

After exploring the sights of Phi Phi Leh, the journey returns to Phi Phi Don. Here, another snorkeling stop near a coral reef is provided.

This is a good opportunity to get back into the water and see the underwater world of the Andaman Sea. Masks and other necessary equipment are provided during the excursion, and the team assists guests while swimming.

Lunch on the shore of Phi Phi Don

After snorkeling, guests enjoy lunch at a restaurant on the shore of Phi Phi Don. After a busy first half of the day, here you can calmly eat and rest a bit before the final part of the trip.

The location of the restaurants right by the sea allows you to combine lunch with rest and beautiful views of the coast and tropical landscapes of the island. Depending on the tide, the team chooses one of two restaurants so that guests do not have to travel a long distance on foot. This approach makes lunch a comfortable part of the program and avoids unnecessary fatigue after a full-day excursion.

Bamboo Island — final stop of the journey

The last major stop is Bamboo Island — a small tropical island with white sand and clear turquoise water.

Here, time is allocated for beach relaxation, swimming, and walking. The island is almost completely surrounded by the sea, and its natural landscape is perfect for photos.

During your walk, you may try to spot wild monitor lizards that inhabit the island. Encounters with them are not guaranteed, as these are wild animals and their behavior is unpredictable.

After relaxing on Bamboo Island, the journey back to Phuket begins.

Important information about the program

The tour route may be adjusted depending on tide levels, weather conditions, and how crowded certain locations are. To ensure your trip is as comfortable as possible, the sequence of sightseeing visits may change. In some cases, the itineraries for the first and second days may be swapped, while still including all major stops and promised experiences.

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