Embark on a full-day adventure in Phuket, Thailand, to explore the iconic limestone karsts from the 1974 James Bond movie. The longtail boat tour includes a visit to Wat Suwan Khuha, known as the Monkey Cave, and a stop at Panyee Island, a floating village on stilts. Enjoy canoeing and swimming at Talu Cave before reaching the highlight at James Bond Island, where you'll marvel at the breathtaking rock formation. Note that swimming is not recommended due to changing tides and marine creatures. Upgrade to premium transportation options for a more comfortable experience, featuring a superior SUV and a luxury long-tail boat with added amenities. Explore sustainably with glass water bottles and carbon offsetting on this eco-friendly tour, reducing your environmental impact.

At Suwan Khuha, also known as the Monkey Cave

The majestic limestone karsts made famous by the 1974 James Bond movie The Man with the Golden Gun, remains one of Thailand and Phuket’s famous landmarks.

Talu Cave

Local Restaurant in the Floating Village

Also known as the Floating Village, Panyee Island.

We’ll have some time to canoe, swim, and explore the cave area before heading to the day’s main attraction, James Bond Island.

A village built on stilts by the fishermen in the area.

Our guide will bring us to a stop at the perfect viewpoint to see the breathtaking rock formation.

Standing at roughly 20 meters tall, the solitary cliff surrounded by the turquoise waters and nearby cliffs, makes a picturesque momento to remember the day’s adventure by.