James Bond Island (Ko Tapu)
Phang Nga Bay, Phang Nga
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James Bond Island (Ko Tapu)
Ao Phang Nga National Park, Phang Nga 82000
The famous limestone needle rock featured in the 1974 James Bond movie.
Discover James Bond Island (Ko Tapu)
Ko Tapu (meaning Spike or Nail Island) is a 20-meter tall limestone rock spire. It gained global fame after appearing in "The Man with the Golden Gun". Visitors view the rock from the beach of Khao Phing Kan islet.
The experiences you should not miss
Khao Phing Kan (leaning rock)
Prehistoric rock art cave
Plan your visit
Opening arrangements can change for ceremonies, weather or maintenance. We date-check practical information and link the primary sources below.
- Opening hours
- Open daily from 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM.
- Tickets and admission
- Included in Ao Phang Nga National Park fee (300 THB).
- Best time to visit
- Morning before noon to beat the tourist crowds.
Insider planning advice
Do not climb or swim too close to Ko Tapu as it is protected. The rocks can be slippery.
- Check current opening times before travelling.
- Go early or late afternoon to avoid the strongest heat.
- Carry cash for small fees, toilets, lockers or local transport.
- Use official ticket counters and check current visitor information.
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Islands in Phang Nga Bay, Phang Nga
James Bond Island (Ko Tapu) is located at Ao Phang Nga National Park, Phang Nga 82000 in Phang Nga Bay, Phang Nga.
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