Scott Dunn: ANYTHING ELSE IS JUST A HOLIDAY

Small Island mountains soaring from the sea, and limestone pinnacles are truly a magnificent view. Experience a spectacular view from above, either en route to or from Yao Noi Island.

Visit Phang Nga Bay National Park for scenic views of literally hundreds of limestone cliffs rising out of the sea. The area found fame through the 1974 Bond film "The Man with the Golden Gun" and still retains its captivating beauty and mystery. It was the scenic photography that helped make the film into a firm Bond favourite and also turned the previously unknown Phang Nga Bay into one of Thailand's iconic scenic backdrops.

An experienced guide will take you to the famous limestone rock formations, and in no time you will be on top of the world! Afterwards, take a refreshing splash in the sea followed by a snack. A totally different way to view the stunning Limestone islands of Phang Nga Bay.

The amazing colours of the setting sun are reflected by the Limestone Island and go in line with the cold seafood platter with dips as a first course. As it gets darker and the stars are emerging, Chef Anthony’s juicy corn stuffed organic chicken with sweet potatoes and two different kinds of rice will enchant you. The fruit selection as a dessert tops off your delicious island feast. After taking advantage of the lonely island and the full spectrum of the star lit night sky, the Longtail Boat will take you back to the resort.

Get up before the crowds and enjoy the view of sunrise-glazed archipelago while indulging in your breakfast basket, on a beach or on the boat. The amazing colours of the morning lightreflected by the lime stone islands create an atmosphere that is worth the early wake up and will remain unforgotten. Go sight-seeing around the Island of Yao Noi, and hop into the kayak to discover the empty beaches of the lonely Islands that scatter the Phang Nga Bay. After a stroll on the Koh Yao Yai sandbank, you will find Yao Noi’s famous “big tree” and top off the excursion with a swim in Koh Ku Du’s lagoon – just for you!