About
A secret gem accessible only by kayak through narrow limestone caves.
Why go
- Feels like entering a completely different world, far away from the crowds
- Might be the most jaw-dropping thing we’ve ever kayaked into
- A hidden sea cave that leads to a massive emerald lagoon
Must try
- Paddle through narrow limestone caves
- Explore with the canoe
- Hang out with a family of monkeys in the caves
Pro tips
- Book a half-day or full-day phang nga bay tour that includes panak island
- Go at low tide so timing is everything
- Book with a small-group operator
- Park at ao po grand marina or bang rong pier
- Best time to visit: november to april
Good to know
- Cave is affected by the tides
- Passage is narrower/difficult at high tide
- Not all tours include panak island, so ask before booking
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Rating
4.7 / 5 (220 reviews)