Why is it Called James Bond Island?

What to Expect on a James Bond Island Tour from Phuket?

James Bond Island, locally known as Koh Tapu, shot to fame in 1974 when it was featured in the classic 007 film, The Man with the Golden Gun. The island's unique shape and towering limestone cliffs made it the perfect backdrop for the movie — and since then, it has become a bucket-list destination for travelers worldwide.

Today, people from all over come to admire its cinematic beauty, take photos with the iconic rock formation, and explore the incredible natural scenery of Phang Nga Bay.

What to Expect on a James Bond Island Tour from Phuket

A typical James Bond Island tour from Phuket includes a day full of exploration, adventure, and relaxation. Here’s what you can expect:

🛶 Sea Canoeing in Hidden Caves

Paddle through hidden lagoons and sea caves in a canoe, led by expert guides. Discover mysterious caverns and untouched nature — this is a peaceful yet thrilling way to see the bay.

🏖️ Visit to Koh Panyee Floating Village

Experience local life at Koh Panyee, a floating Muslim fishing village built on stilts. Enjoy a delicious Thai lunch, meet friendly locals, and shop for handmade souvenirs.

📸 Photo Stops at Iconic Landmarks

Snap unforgettable photos at Koh Tapu, the needle-shaped rock standing majestically out of the water, and nearby limestone karsts that rise dramatically from the sea.

🌅 Relaxing Cruise Through Phang Nga Bay

Enjoy a scenic longtail boat ride or speedboat cruise through emerald green waters, surrounded by towering limestone cliffs and lush islands.