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A new national campaign has chosen the Phuket–Phang Nga coast as a pilot route for meetings-with-adventure travel — and the stars are village mangrove tunnels, GI pineapples, a 'Jurassic World' filming island and one very happy elephant.
A Phang Nga village of 500 people whose mangrove forest absorbed the 2004 tsunami now teaches mangrove co-management to visiting communities — including 20 representatives from Koh Panyee in February 2026.
On Thai Mueang Beach, rangers, villagers and hotels guard one of Earth's rarest nests. Discover how the Phang Nga coast carries leatherback hatchlings to the sea — and how you can help.
Donald Duck Bay on Phang Nga's Similan Islands just placed 10th on The World's 50 Best Beaches 2026 — and the national park reopens October 15, making this the perfect moment to plan your visit.
Drawn from more than 370 million verified guest reviews, Booking.com's Traveller Review Awards 2026 have named Phang Nga one of Earth's ten Most Welcoming Regions — a ranking earned by everyday coastal hospitality, one small kindness at a time.
Thailand’s updated SAVE OUR DUGONG programme is giving 12 Andaman risk zones clearer rules for boats and fishing gear. For Phuket and Phang Nga, the new map is a hopeful example of coastal life and marine care learning to move together.
In Phang Nga, Thailand Surf Therapy is turning beginner-friendly waves, guided breathwork, and community-led coastal experiences into one of the country’s most thoughtful new travel ideas. The result feels less like a trend and more like a warm, practical way to reconnect with the sea.
Booking.com’s Traveller Review Awards 2026 placed Phang Nga among the world’s most welcoming regions. The lovely part is that the honor is easy to understand once you slow down for a sunrise at Samet Nangshe, a calm bay ride, or a long Khao Lak beach walk.
Takua Pa offers one of Phang Nga’s most satisfying gentle itineraries: a quiet paddle through the Little Amazon followed by a slow walk through heritage streets and Sunday snacks. It is low-carbon travel in its most attractive form — calm, local, and full of texture.
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