Kayaking in Phang Nga Bay, Phuket
Kayaking in Phang Nga Bay, Phuket
Kayaking in Phuket is a fascinating experience, and the best way to explore Phang Nga is ‘Hong by Starlight’ by John Gray Seacanoe, slowing gliding among giant cliffs in a silent kayak. The cliffs and caves are ‘out-of-this-world, sceneries you must see with your own eyes if you travelled half the globe to come here. We have been in Phang Nga Bay a dozen times, and still, we are amazed.
John Gray Sea Canoe may not be the cheapest company going around Phang Nga, but he is the one who discovered it decades ago and made it accessible to everyone. Unfortunately, good ideas are hard to find but easy to copy, and there are now many companies offering a similar tour, but none are as good as John Gray’s.
John Gray’s crew cares about you and nature; they speak decent to exciting English and will tell you a lot about what you are about to see and discover. Boats never get crowded, and the food on board is excellent. You’ll be asked to respect Nature around you as much as they do, which means no touching, no loud talking and of course no smoking while you are exploring the famous ‘Hongs’ (enclosed lagoons, usually only accessible through a narrow tunnel when tides permit). They also try to avoid crowded places: a Hong with a hundred canoes in it is not exactly a grand vision of nature at its best.
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