Phang Nga Province

Phang Nga is a tropical wonderland bordering the Andaman Sea with splendid beaches, limestone formed rocks climbing up from the seas and marine national parks.

Phang Nga is characterized by land and sea and packed with national parks with protects the national scenery with immense different attractions. Phang Nga National Park is a geological wonder filled with islets, sunken caverns and startling rock formations rising from the sea. The shletered bay is ideal to explore by sea canoes most of the year.

Further north - 80 kilometers from Phuket - is Khao Lak, a national park full of birds, mammals and scenic waterfalls. The Khao Lak area was hit hard by the 2004 Tsunami, but it has been rebuilt with some of the most impressive hotel developements you can find anywhere in the world.

Khao Lak

Khao Lak Beach has for years been a favorite secret getaway for residents of Phuket. In recent years a number of resorts have been built on this beautiful, but still underdeveloped beach. Khao Lak was hard hit by thje tsunami, but has been rebuilt.

Koh Yao

Ko Yao consists of two large islands, Ko Yao Noi and Ko Yao Yai, surrounded by many smaller islands. Largely unaffected by booming development in nearby Phuket, Ko Yao retains its traditional ways of life of Muslim culture.

Similan Islands

Similan Island has been rated as one of the 10 most beautiful islands in the world. It is so much more than that. Read More ►

Phang Nga Bay

Experience the magic of thewild limestone cliffs, kayaking to secluded beaches or cruise Phang Nga Bay. Read More ►

Phang Nga Town

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Surin Islands

This group of five islands close to the marine boundary between Myanmar (Burma) and Thailand has so far been little visited. The distance from the coast and the absence of any commercial activity or permanent population makes it difficult to reach the Islands - but not impossible. Read More ►

Takua Pa

This old tin capital of South East Asia is often overlooked by visitors. Takua Pa, just north of Khao Lak, has a rich history going back to the 13th century as the main trading port of the Malayan peninsula.

Thai Muang

Thai Muang Beach is a spectacular stretch of unspoiled beach with clear water and an adjacent golf course. Sea turtles come to lay their eggs on the beach from November to February. Read More ►

Natai

Natai Beach, just a short drive north of Phuket, is often referred to as "Hamptons of Asia" - an exclusive enclave overlooking the Andaman Sea. Million dollar mansions and five star hotels are being next to the beach.

Kuraburi

Kuraburi is surrounded by lush, tropical rainforest on the scenic coast highway from Phuket to Ranong. Kuraburi is a very exotic getaway from the beach resorts further south to explore the jungle and natural environment.

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