Excursion to Phang Nga Province
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Phang Nga
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Phang Nga
For children under 4 years old, the ticket is free!
Children’s ticket from 4 to 9 years old.
Entrance to the listed temples is optional and paid:
- Suwankhuha (Monkey Temple) — 20฿
Children’s ticket from 4 to 9 years old inclusive.
(Sunrise + Breakfast only)
Children’s ticket from 3 to 11 years old inclusive.
(with program)
Option with entry to the glass bridge Beyond Skywalk — 2500 ฿/1900 ฿
Program without hot springs — 2300฿/2000฿
Private guided tour where only you and your family or your friends are present. This price is calculated for 2 people.
Some tours may charge extra for transfers from some areas of Phuket, please check this before booking.
The age of a child ticket depends on the program and carrier, sometimes height must be taken into account, check before booking.
Attention!
Depending on weather, seasonal features of nature, force majeure situations of the program may change for safety reasons or expediency without warning: duration and order of stops (on 2-day tours the first and second day may be in reverse order); presence or absence of stops that depend on the water level (e.g. rafting, waterfalls, etc.), presence or absence of wild animals on the program (e.g. monkeys).
Some activities on the tour may not be available to pregnant women (e.g. rafting, elephant riding, quad biking, bungee jumping, etc.). If you are pregnant, you should inform us about this when booking, otherwise you may be denied some points of the program before without refunding the cost of the tour!
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Phang Nga
Excursion from Phuket to
Phang Nga
Just an hour and a half drive from bustling Phuket hides the real gem of southern Thailand — the province of Phang Nga. This is a place where majestic limestone cliffs, as if growing right out of the water, meet with emerald lagoons, secret caves and secluded temples among the greenery.
Many people know Phang Nga for the bay and the famous James Bond Island, but the real soul of this region is revealed on land. Here you can see Thailand as it was before the influx of tourists — real, calm, deep. One of the most photogenic places is the observation deck of Samet Nangshi. It offers a magical view of Phang Nga Bay in the morning fog, when the rocks seem to float in the clouds. This place has long won the hearts of photographers and travelers looking for inspiration.
For those seeking solitude and communion with nature, travel along the Soc River, surrounded by a national park. Here you can go jungle trekking, refresh yourself at a waterfall or feed elephants at the elephant village. There are also hot springs, wild beaches, local markets where you can barely hear English and friendly people living a measured life amidst verdant hills.
You can discover all this — and more — on our Phang Nga overland tours. We’ve put together itineraries that are suitable for families and travelers in love with nature, culture and unhurried discovery. Check out all the tour options and choose your own.
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