Situated on the Andaman coastline, Phang Nga experiences tropical monsoon climate with the sunshine and warm temperatures all year long whether it is summer or rainy season. The weather is stable in this area so you can plan your holiday ahead.

To make the best out of the clear blue sea and verdant forests, check out each month’s temperature to plan the activities or where to visit. The best time to visit, actual temperature and time are also included.

Located 788 km from Bangkok, Phang Nga can be reached by different means of transport. Driving is great if you are not in a rush and you can stop over anywhere for a nice meal or sightseeing. It will take you approximately 12 hours. Bus services from Southern Bus Terminal will take approximately the same length of time. If you prefer travelling by train, there is daily train service to only Surat Thani province, then a road connection is required. If you can’t wait to sit on the beach, then there are daily flights from Bangkok to Phuket and you can travel further by road. Phang Nga is located only 58 km from Phuket.

This section provides information on directions to drive from Bangkok to Phang Nga, bus, train and flights, all are provided with schedules.

Phang Nga is the land of natural attractions as there is a great variety of stunning places where you can appreciate what nature has created. The formations of land and rocks contribute to make Phang Nga an idyllic holiday destination. The province is teemed with lush mountains, caves with gorgeous stalagmites and stalactites, some with little steams running through, waterfalls, big and small islands such as Koh Panyee, Koh Panak, Koh Hong, Khao Khien that has a trace of ancient history and many other islands dotting in the sea. Some areas in the province were declared wildlife conservation and national parks due to its abundance of flora and fauna and need protections.

Find out information of the attractions to help you plan and experience the beauty of Phang Nga.

A beautiful seaside town in Amphoe Takua Pa in Phang Nga, Khao Lak is known for remarkable diving sites. The town is located 60 km from Phuket. It provides serene atmosphere, lack of over-crowded masses. It is surrounded by spectacular nature and its coast is abundant with natural attractions such as jungles and waterfalls, which provide plenty of activities for you to enjoy.

To make the best out of the clear blue sea and verdant forests, check out each month’s temperature to plan the activities or where to visit. The best time to visit, actual temperature and time are also included.

The Similans National Marine Park is comprised of 9 small islands covering 140 sq km in the Andaman Sea. They are situated 40 km west of Khao Lak, Phang Nga. Its rich underwater life is known worldwide calls divers of all levels to witness its stunning beauty. Not only the abundance of aquatic lives it has to offer, but it also has a good diversity of flora and fauna on land.

Information on the Similans is provided, in this section, including all 9 islands, diving sites, what you can expect to see at each site, transport, climate and more useful tips to travel in the archipelago.

Koh Yao islands are located 42 km from Phang Nga mainland. Koh Yao consists of 44 islands. Koh Yao Yai and Koh Yao Noi are the biggest ones and provide facilities as well as accommodations. The islands provide a good opportunity to explore and appreciate simple way of local life despite the high development of the surroundings on the mainland. Eco-tourism is outstanding on this island. It received the World Legacy Award for Destination Stewardship from Conservation International and National Geographic Traveler magazine for the eco-friendly homestay programs. The activities include kayaking, hiking, snorkeling and swimming.

This section provides travel information and tips including attractions, beaches, transport, boat timetable to help you perfect your holiday on Koh Yao.

Phang Nga, covering an area of 4,170 sq km, is a home to 5 national parks. The most well-known amongst them are Ao Phang Nga National Park and Mu Koh Similan National Park. Mu Koh Surin National Park, Khao Lampi – Hat Mueang National Park and Khao Lak – Lam Ru National Park that are located in the same province also received a good number of tourists due to its beautiful landscape and the diversity of animals and plants. Mu Koh Surin is one of the great diving spots, not only scuba diving but also snorkeling. Khao Lak – Lamru National Park covers both beach and mountain areas with great diversity of wild animals and plants. Khoa Lampi National Park covers a large area of mountains and beaches. It also has mangrove where is an important habitat and the beginning of life of a number of animals. This section provides detailed information on Mu Koh Surin National Park, Khao Lampi – Hat Mueang National Park and Khao Lak – Lam Ru National Park including attractions, climates, wildlife, transports and many more.

Phang Nga provides a multitude of activities in its striking landscape as well as in its waters. The highlight of the province is diving and snorkeling. Witnessing the prolific life underwater is an unforgettable experience. The national parks and wildlife sanctuary allows you to explore Phang Nga’s flora and fauna at close by trekking, elephant trekking or bamboo rafting. Speedy rapids in Song Praek River, the best kept secret of Phang Nga provide an opportunity for white water rafting for level 3 rapids. Out to the coastline, kayaking, island hopping on a boat trip are not to be missed. Last but not least, game fishing can be a challenging activity. Those are just small examples. Further information and details on various activities for your holiday in Phang Nga is provided in this section.