James Bond Island Tour by Long Tail Boat from Phuket
Discover Phang Nga Bay’s breathtaking limestone cliffs on the ultimate budget tour experience without an early wake-up call.
Why Choose Our James Bond Island Tour from Phuket?
Are you tired of vacation tours that force you out of bed at dawn? Most island excursions require 6:00 AM pick-ups and rush you through overcrowded spots. Vacation should mean relaxing while still exploring Thailand’s majestic natural wonders.
Our James Bond Island tour by long tail boat solves this problem. Designed as an affordable, relaxed budget tour, pick-ups start at a comfortable 09:00 AM. Experience authentic Thai culture aboard a traditional longtail boat, explore world-famous movie locations, and enjoy sea canoeing inside limestone caves at a comfortable pace.
What Makes This James Bond Island Canoeing Tour Special?
This full-day trip combines iconic scenery, adventure, and local heritage into one complete budget tour package:
- Convenient Late Departure: Morning hotel pick-ups between 09:00–09:30 AM allow you to enjoy breakfast at ease.
- James Bond Island Canoeing: Glide through sea caves and mangrove forests at Lod Cave with professional paddle guides.
- Cultural Attractions: Visit Suwankuha Temple (Monkey Cave Temple) to see the magnificent Reclining Buddha.
- Koh Panyee Floating Village: Enjoy a fresh seafood lunch (Halal/Vegetarian available) at the famous Muslim floating fisherman village.
- Iconic Photo Spots: Take photos at Khao Ta Poo (James Bond Island) and Khao Phing Kan (Leaning Rock), famous from The Man with the Golden Gun.
How Does the James Bond Island Tour Itinerary Work?
Below is the complete schedule for your James Bond Island tour from Phuket:
- 09:00 AM – 09:30 AM: Hotel pick-up in Phuket via air-conditioned join transfer.
- 11:00 AM: Scenic drive across Sarasin Bridge connecting Phuket to Phang Nga. Visit Suwankuha Temple (Monkey Cave Temple) to explore natural stalactites and the Sleeping Buddha.
- 12:00 PM: Arrive at Phang Nga Pier, board a traditional longtail boat, and cruise Phang Nga Bay National Park.
- 12:30 PM: Experience sea canoeing at Lod Cave. View Khao Ma Ju, Khao Nom Sao, and Elephant Mountain.
- 01:30 PM: Visit Khao Ta Poo (James Bond Island) & Khao Phing Kan for photos and sightseeing.
- 02:30 PM: Delicious lunch at Koh Panyee floating fisherman village with free time to explore local shops.
- 03:00 PM – 05:00 PM: Return to Phang Nga Pier and transfer back safely to your hotel in Phuket.
Tour Pricing & Special Deals
Join Group Longtail Boat Tour
Ideal for budget travelers seeking a full-day guided experience.
- Includes: Round-trip transfers (Patong, Kata, Karon)
- Includes: Canoeing gear & paddle guide
- Includes: Fresh lunch, water, & seasonal fruits
- Includes: English-speaking guide & insurance
- Excludes: National Park fee (300 THB/person paid on site)
What Do Travelers Say About Our James Bond Island Canoeing Experience?
“The guide was super friendly and helped take great photos! Canoeing through Lod Cave was the highlight of our trip.”
— Min Nitcha (5/5 Stars)
“Great tour for the price! No need to wake up at 5 AM, driver was punctual, and the floating village lunch was delicious.”
— Krittana S. (5/5 Stars)
Frequently Asked Questions About James Bond Island Tour
Our budget James Bond Island tour includes round-trip hotel transfers from Patong, Kata, and Karon, a local English-speaking guide, canoeing equipment with a professional paddle guide, fresh lunch (Halal or Vegetarian options on request), drinking water, seasonal fruit, and accident insurance coverage.
No, the National Park entrance fee of 300 THB per person is not included in the package price. Guests must pay this fee directly in cash to park officials upon arrival at James Bond Island.
We recommend bringing a beach towel, sunscreen lotion, a camera, a small waterproof bag, cash for the 300 THB National Park fee and tipping, and comfortable walking shoes or sandals for cave exploration.




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