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Who would love this kayaking trip from Phuket? If you are looking to see and do unusual activities while in Phuket and discover untouched places, then this is the trip for you. Enjoy a day out away from overcrowded places, a pleasant sea cave canoe experience, delicious local delicacies, and great wildlife company. The boat trip is suitable for all ages and abilities.

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On this kayaking day trip, you will get to visit Elephant Cave, Mangrove Forest, James Bond Island, Boomerang Hong Island, Phanak Island and hidden lagoons.

Please note: It is not necessary to get up before dawn to see the best of the bay without crowds. With our many years’ experience in the bay, and by avoiding tourist hot spots like James Bond Island, we know we can provide you with a great day out without a very early start to the day.

Lunch is a genuine Thai feast, all freshly cooked aboard. Massaman curry, Tom Yum Gai, stir-fried vegetables, green chicken curry, tempura vegetables, steamed rice, and fresh seafood. Platters of fresh local fruit. Chicken and chips are served in the morning to get you going.

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For those who wish to take a break from any activities, such as canoeing, it is fine to relax on a boat, enjoy a few refreshments and soak up the beautiful scenery. You can take your time to enjoy the tour the way you want to.

Please note: The program on the day of your tour will depend upon the weather and tide. The description herein is the tour we most often provide our guests, but there may be variations on the day.The largest and most popular island in Thailand, Phuket is renowned for some of the world’s most beautiful beaches that all boast fine white sands, palm trees, crystal-clear waters, and just the right amount of nightlife. In fact, Phuket is blessed with more than 30 amazing beaches to choose from – two of which have been featured in major Hollywood films…

Besides stunning beaches, Phuket has so many amazing things to do. From travelling out to the famous Phi Phi islands, watching sunsets from some of the most amazing viewpoints in Thailand, partying in luxury beach clubs, to learning of the Thai culture and history, there are so many amazing things to do on this stunning island.

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Without a doubt, one of the favourite must-see attractions amongst tourists in Phuket is the stunning Phang Nga Bay. Decorated with limestone rock formations, lagoons, and archaeological sites, the bay is the perfect place to experience island life.

There are around 40 small islands that you could island-hop or kayak around, the most famous being Koh Tapu, known as James Bond Island for its appearance in The Man With The Golden Gun. Koh Panak Island is also a popular kayaking spot thanks to its stunning caves and lagoons.

Extensive part of it is protected as a marine national park and many different animal species found here. We recommend booking a full-day guided tour to make the most of your time here.

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Tip: The bay is naturally protected from a lot of the bad weather in the monsoon season due to the way it is located.

If you don’t have time to explore the whole of Phang Nga Bay, then just be sure to make some time to visit Koh Tapu (‘Nail Island’ in Thai). Made famous for its appearance in the James Bond film, The Man With The Golden Gun (1974), its undoubtedly one of the most famous landmarks in Phuket, possibly even Thailand. A distinctive trait of this famous bay is the number of sheer limestone cliffs that vertically jut out of the emerald-green water.

Bear in mind that it can get extremely busy with tourist boats on the James Bond Island during high season, so be sure to book a tour in advance.

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Koh Panyee is a definite must-see whilst in Phuket. This remarkable fishing village was once built by Malay fishermen and lies over the emerald waters on giant stilts. Its still unknown just how many wooden and concrete piles hold up this extraordinary community, but it’s certainly fascinating.

There is a population of just over 1, 600 people on the island and around 360 families, all of which are descendants of Toh Baboo and his family and friends who were the first people to settle on this island over 200 years ago. Legend has it, they made a vow to each other to raise a flag over the mountain if one of them found a place where there were lots of fish and where everyone could live. That’s how the island got the name, Koh Panyee (Ko Panyi) which is Thai for ‘Island of the Flag’.

If you’re not planning on visiting the Phi Phi islands as part of your holiday, its definitely worth getting a boat trip over. The most famous spot in the islands is Maya Bay, made famous from the Leonardo Di Caprio film ‘

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’. Other must-see spots in Phi Phi Islands include Bamboo Island, Monkey Beach, and the Viking Cave. If you’re on a guided tour, you’ll have time for swimming and snorkelling stops.

The Similan Islands are one of the best-known island groups in the Andaman Sea, lying around 84km northwest of Phuket. The national park is home to nine breathtaking islands known for their coral-white sandy beaches, crystal-clear blue waters, and amazing marine wildlife. In fact, the Similan Islands were even voted one of the 10 ‘most interesting underwater sites in the world’. Here, you’ll find some of the best beaches in Thailand.

Getting there: It takes around 90 minutes by speedboat off the coast of Phang-Nga and is possible to explore on a day trip. Or, if you fancy staying here, it takes around eight or more hours by slow boat from Phuket. Most guided day tours include swimming and snorkelling tours.

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Another must-see attraction in Phuket is the ‘Big Buddha’. Sitting at the top of the Nakkerd Hills and standing at 45 meters tall, this great Buddha is the third tallest statue in the whole of Thailand.

Covered in Burmese white marble, it can be seen from many parts of the island and sparkles beautifully in the sunlight. Once you reach the top, you’ll be greeted with a tranquil atmosphere, dharma music, and unbeatable 360-degree views of the Phuket island. The drive up to the top itself is worth noting, with amazing views, stop points and restaurants.

The most important Buddhist temple on the whole of Phuket, Wat Chalong was built at the beginning of the 19th century. The tallest building on the grounds is a 60-metre tall stupa called the

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. This popular spot contains a small fragment of bone from the Lord Buddha. The pagoda is beautifully decorated with Buddha images and pictures that depict his life story.

Discover Phuket’s exotic nightlife life. Known as Bangla walking street, this road is known as the heart of Phuket nightlife, and is a must-do while visiting Phuket This 400-metre road is full of loud music and cheap beer. It’s the perfect spot to enjoy live music, rooftop bars, nightclubs, and go-go bars. There are hundreds of soi’s (alleys) leading from each side of the road to even more hidden gem bars.

It’s no secret that Phuket is well known for its amazing choice of beach clubs. Despite its peaceful vibe in the daytime, the island really does come to life at night. From stylish beach bars great for chilling-out on to luxury ocean clubs perfect for partying, there’s enough choice for all ages, budgets, and tastes.

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Café del Mar Phuket – a classy beach bar from the world-famous brand out of Ibiza. Located on Kamala Beach. The higher-than-average price range attracts a sophisticated but fun-loving crowd, who enjoy smooth music played by resident and guest DJs, accompanied by a live saxophonist.

Catch Beach Club – located near Sunwing Resort in Bangtao, this beach club is a favourite amongst local residents and regular visitors to Phuket. It’s a great place for families with young kids. There is a swimming pool and some good options for water sports on top of their killer cocktails and amazing Thai food.

Paradise Beach Club – the home of Phuket’s only full-moon parties on the beach. This large, well-developed party spot located in an isolated bay is a short distance from Patong Beach. It has an air of exclusivity without being prohibitively expensive.

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Built on Phuket’s tin boom, before it was huge tourist location, European traders from the 16th and 17th century used to come here to source tin. There are hundreds of brightly coloured Sino (Chinese & Portuguese) buildings. Although Old Phuket Town is a must-see whilst in Phuket, it isn’t as busy as you’d expect due to everyone being on the beaches instead. It’s easy to explore the town on