Just a stone’s throw northeast of Phuket lies the National Marine Park of Phang Nga Bay. With more than 100 islands scattered around the turquoise, inviting waters of the bay and its geological diversity, you will surely be dazzled! Over time and erosion Hongs, or ‘rooms’ in Thai, were carved out at their centre. These form fabulous microcosms, hiding rich unspoiled flora and fauna, over looking a blue sky surrounded by giant limestone walls.

Koh Hong Tunnel: A stunning tunnel giving access to an inside “room” opening up towards the sky like a chimney. It is the perfect site for some memorable shots. Koh Panak: Explore and discover some very impressive overhanging rock formations as you paddle along the island.

Kho Roi: This “Hong” shelters the most spectacular tropical rain forest and can be accessed by foot or canoe depending on the tide, making it a very special exploration

Koh Kudu Yai: This large island has a small circular cove with a nice beach where swimming is possible. Interesting smaller Hongs can be explored by canoe,

Koh Hong Krabi: This is one of the famous lagoons, offering spectacular views along with shallow water and is accessible by canoe at high tide through a small passage between its surrounding cliffs.