1. Phang Nga Bay, also known as Ao Phang Nga, is located in the Andaman Sea, between the islands of Phuket and the Malay Peninsula. The bay is famous for its stunning natural scenery, including limestone cliffs, small islands, and mangrove forests. One of its most iconic features is the towering limestone rock formations, which rise dramatically from the emerald green water. Visitors to the area can take a boat tour, explore the stunning Phang Nga National Park, or go hiking through the lush jungle. The area is known for its rich biodiversity and is home to a wide range of animal and plant species, including endangered species like the sea eagle and dugong.
2. There are several boat tour operators that offer trips to Phang Nga Bay, and the operating hours can vary depending on the tour company and time of year. Visitors are advised to contact individual operators for more information and to make reservations. Many operators provide hotel pickup and drop-off services, and some also offer packages which include meals and other activities such as kayaking, snorkeling or diving. Visitors can contact Phuket Tourism Office for additional information at +66 76 212 213 or tourism@tatchai2000.com.
3. The ticket prices and transportation options can vary depending on the tour operator and the type of tour chosen. Some tours are available for half-day or full-day, and others offer overnight accommodations. The cost can range from 1,500 THB to 5,000 THB per person, depending on the package and tour inclusions. Visitors are advised to check with the tour operators carefully to compare prices and get more details about each tour’s ticket price and inclusions. Boats from Phuket usually leave from the piers at Tha Dan and Yacht Haven. Visitors can hire a taxi or take a shared minibus from Phuket to the piers or may opt to use public transportation services.
