Premium Phuket Sea Kayaking & Camping
Most people see Phang Nga Bay from a crowded tour boat. You’ll experience it from a kayak, waking up on remote beaches where the only footprints are yours.
True Seclusion: Routes in the far northeast corner of Phang Nga Bay reach some of the bay’s most remote areas.
Paddle Your Own Pace: Travel is human-powered, with no engines and no rushing. Double kayaks with guides are an option for those who prefer support. See images of typical kayaks used on these trips.
Local Knowledge: Trips are led by local guides with deep familiarity with Koh Yao Noi, revealing coastlines, mangrove forests, and hidden lagoons (“hongs”) rarely seen on standard tours.
For current availability and logistics, inquiries are handled via PaddleAsia.
(Customized 2-day and 4-day options. Contact PaddleAsia for details.)
Mr. Run: PaddleAsia’s veteran guide
Day 1: Hidden Lagoons
Travel to Koh Yao Noi by speedboat ferry, then board our private longtail to begin your adventure. Paddle through massive mangrove forests and find your first "hong". Sleep on a beach under a natural rock overhang—perfect protection from a stray shower.
Day 2: Stunning Coastlines
Spend the day exploring deep coves and jagged limestone towers. Camp tonight on a long, empty beach in total peace.
Day 3: The Wild Island
Circumnavigate a massive island filled with monkeys, shallow caves, a floating fishing village, and other wildlife before heading back.
All transfers from Phuket, national park fees, all kayaking and camping equipment, and insurance. You’ll have a longtail escort boat nearby with a private cook preparing all meals, freshly ground coffee, and tea.
Note: Alcohol and soft drinks are available for purchase. Breakfast is not included on the first day.
PaddleAsia maintains extensive paddling safety and first-aid certifications. View certifications .
Best Season: Best from November through March. April/May can be warm; June/July often has evening showers. No camping August through October.