Phang Nga Bay
Explore Phang Nga Bay by yacht charter—dramatic limestone karsts, hidden caves, emerald waters, and tranquil lagoons in Thailand’s stunning Andaman Sea.

Phang Nga Bay is one of Thailand’s most spectacular natural wonders, famed for its towering limestone cliffs, emerald-green waters, and mysterious sea caves. A yacht charter here promises breathtaking scenery, tranquil anchorages, and unique adventures—making it an unforgettable highlight of any Andaman Sea itinerary.
From kayaking through secret lagoons to exploring the legendary James Bond Island, Phang Nga Bay offers diverse experiences for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike.
Featured Yachts for Charter

BLUE MOON - Lagoon 52F - 2019
Charter BLUE MOON, a luxurious 2018 Lagoon 52F based in Phuket, Thailand. Accommodating up to 10 guests in 5 ensuite cabins with a professional crew of 3, BLUE MOON offers exceptional comfort and tropical adventure across the Andaman Sea.

ECLIPSE - Lagoon 52F - 2013
ECLIPSE is a stunning Lagoon 52F catamaran based in Phuket, Thailand, accommodating up to 8 guests in 4 luxurious ensuite cabins. Sail in style through the Andaman Sea with a dedicated crew and exceptional onboard comfort.
When to Visit Phang Nga Bay by Yacht
The best season to explore Phang Nga Bay is during the dry months from November to April, when the weather is clear and the seas are calm. Peak sailing conditions occur between December and March, providing ideal weather for cruising, swimming, and water activities.
Cruising Highlights – Discover Phang Nga Bay’s Hidden Gems
- James Bond Island (Koh Tapu)
Iconic for its striking vertical limestone pillar rising from the water, this famous landmark offers fantastic photo opportunities and nearby caves to explore. - Hong Islands
A stunning cluster of islands with crystal-clear lagoons perfect for kayaking, snorkelling, and beach picnics in peaceful surroundings. - Samet Nangshe Viewpoint
For panoramic views of the bay’s karst formations at sunrise or sunset, this viewpoint offers a breathtaking perspective over the emerald waters below. - Talu Island (Koh Talu)
Known for its unique sandbar connecting two islets, ideal for beach strolls and anchoring in calm, turquoise waters.
Must-See – Sea Caves and Hidden Lagoons
Explore the bay’s many sea caves by kayak or tender, gliding silently through narrow entrances into secret lagoons surrounded by limestone cliffs. These magical spots feel like nature’s hidden sanctuaries, perfect for swimming and wildlife spotting.
Where to Eat & Drink
- Kan Eang@Pier – Famous for authentic southern Thai cuisine and fresh seafood with stunning views over Chalong Bay.
- Laem Hin Seafood – A local favourite offering freshly grilled fish and shellfish right by the water.
- Baan Rim Pa Phuket – For a more upscale dining experience nearby, enjoy exquisite Thai dishes with ocean vistas.

Featured Yachts for Charter

BLUE MOON - Lagoon 52F - 2019
Charter BLUE MOON, a luxurious 2018 Lagoon 52F based in Phuket, Thailand. Accommodating up to 10 guests in 5 ensuite cabins with a professional crew of 3, BLUE MOON offers exceptional comfort and tropical adventure across the Andaman Sea.

ECLIPSE - Lagoon 52F - 2013
ECLIPSE is a stunning Lagoon 52F catamaran based in Phuket, Thailand, accommodating up to 8 guests in 4 luxurious ensuite cabins. Sail in style through the Andaman Sea with a dedicated crew and exceptional onboard comfort.
Flavours of Phang Nga
Sample Southern Thai specialties, including spicy gaeng som (sour curry), fresh seafood grilled to perfection, and tropical fruits like rambutan and mangosteen. Pair your meal with a cold Singha beer or refreshing coconut water.
Art & Culture
While Phang Nga Bay is mostly celebrated for its natural beauty, local fishing villages around the bay offer cultural insights and artisan crafts, reflecting the traditional way of life.
Iconic Swim Spot – Naka Island
Anchor near Naka Island’s white sandy beaches and dive into crystal-clear waters teeming with vibrant coral reefs and tropical fish—a snorkelling paradise within easy reach.
High Tide Recommends
- Kayak through the stunning lagoons of the Hong Islands for tranquil exploration.
- Visit James Bond Island early morning to beat the crowds and enjoy the serene atmosphere.
- Hike up to Samet Nangshe Viewpoint for spectacular sunset views over the bay.
- Enjoy a beach barbecue on Talu Island for a private, unforgettable dining experience.
Choose Your Itinerary
The closest major airports are Phuket International Airport (HKT) and Krabi International Airport (KBV), both within approximately 1–2 hours’ drive to Phang Nga Bay. Most yacht charters depart from Phuket’s marinas, offering easy access to the bay’s natural wonders.
Best For:
- Dramatic limestone karsts and stunning natural scenery
- Kayaking and exploring hidden sea caves
- Peaceful anchorages and nature immersion
Top Anchorages Nearby:
- James Bond Island (Koh Tapu)
- Hong Islands
- Talu Island (Koh Talu)
- Naka Island
Sailing Conditions:
The dry season provides calm seas and gentle winds, perfect for safe and enjoyable cruising around the bay’s many islands and lagoons.
