Top Things to do in Ao Phang Nga National Park
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Top 5 Budget-friendly Things to do in Ao Phang Nga National Park, Phang Nga Province
Discover the best top things to do in Ao Phang Nga National Park, Thailand including Koh Panak Cave, Hongs of Phang Nga, Ko Panyi, Lawa Island, Khai Nok Island.
1. Koh Panak Cave
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 146 reviews
Reviewed By DavidASU - Union City, United States
Canoeing on this beautiful ocean and scenes, during the low tide, we were able to go through a so called bat cave (tunnel) to the internal amazing lagoons. We were to,d there are five or six this kind of lagoons around here. It’s gorgeous and fabulous to relax and meditate somewhat to fully enjoy the nature beauties to recharge yourself. A nice place to visit during your Ohuket trip fir sure!
2. Hongs of Phang Nga
3. Ko Panyi
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 156 reviews
Reviewed By SumithD_13 - Ernakulam, India
Have heard so much about this place. Unique for having a floating football pitch. This is usually the pit stop for lunch during a day cruise. You walk through the island literally through people's homes. You can buy dried fish and other local fare. You get a first hand experience of how the islanders live.
4. Lawa Island
5. Khai Nok Island
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 112 reviews
Reviewed By emelj2017 - Belmore, Australia
We went on a 3 island half day tour to the khai islands of nok, Nui and Nai. Khai Nok was the first stop off and I was glad we got there early in the day, before it was over run with tourist boats. We snorkeled straight off the beach, my daughter isn’t a keen swimmer, but she was comfortable swimming holding hands with me. The coral wasn’t impressive, but the number and variety of tropical fish was amazing, especially so close to the shore. We must have seen at least 10 or 12 different varieties, from tiny bright blue ones to large rainbow coloured ones and every size and colour in between. The beach itself has soft white sand and a safe area to swim, away from the inevitable tourist boats. There are covered seating areas you can pay for and food and drinks to buy, but we really only wanted to swim and snorkel during our short visit. Soon it was time to zip off to the other 2 islands , which were similar, but less impressive and because it was later in the day, more crowded. So, a quick trip from Phuket, 20 minutes by speedboat and perfect for families or swimmers who aren’t so confident.
