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Glowing plankton consists of microorganisms that emit a greenish-blue light when they come into contact with water. On the "Shine of Andaman" excursion, you'll witness this natural phenomenon in the dark caves of Phang Nga Bay. The plankton creates a mystical atmosphere, illuminating the night sea from within. Unfortunately, photographing the plankton requires special equipment, but the experience will stay with you forever.
The "Shine of Andaman" tour is an intensive full-day program that spans from morning until late evening. Hotel pickup begins in the morning, with return happening late in the evening after observing the glowing plankton. The program is structured so that activities constantly change, keeping you engaged throughout. The exact start time depends on your accommodation area — the driver arrives punctually for comfortable transfer.
The tour price includes round-trip transfer from your hotel in a comfortable minibus, all entrance fees to locations, meals throughout the day, sunset canoeing, services of a professional Russian-speaking guide and Thai assistant. Groups are small — around 9 people, ensuring maximum comfort and personalized attention. Guides provide extensive interesting information about Thailand and help with photos and videos at all locations.
The "Shine of Andaman" route includes a snow-white Buddhist temple with unusual architecture, a glass bridge with breathtaking panoramic views, the famous James Bond Island with scenic landscapes from the movie, a sea gypsy village, and sunset canoeing through mangrove forests. The day concludes with observing glowing plankton in dark caves — this is the tour's main highlight, leaving unforgettable impressions and genuine amazement.
For a comfortable tour, bring swimwear (wear it under your clothes), a towel, dry change of clothes, SPF 50+ sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses. Don't forget comfortable beach footwear — flip-flops or sandals. For canoeing and cave visits, it's better to have a light cotton long-sleeved shirt. A camera or smartphone is essential for photos — the views are stunning, although the plankton cannot be photographed without special equipment.
Glowing plankton in Phang Nga Bay can be observed year-round, but the brightest glow occurs from November to April — this is the dry season with favorable weather conditions. The "Shine of Andaman" tour takes place in the evening when it gets dark, which is when the plankton is most visible. "Treasure Island" company carefully plans the route to arrive at locations without crowds of tourists, making the experience even more vivid and allowing for the best photos.
The "Shine of Andaman" tour is conducted in small groups — typically around 9 people, ensuring maximum comfort for each participant. Guides pay attention to all tourists, share many interesting facts about Thailand, answer questions, and help with photography. Thanks to the small group size and well-planned logistics, you'll be practically alone at most locations. This allows you to enjoy the beauty of nature without crowds and capture excellent photos and videos.
James Bond Island (Khao Phing Kan) got its name after the filming of the James Bond movie "The Man with the Golden Gun" in 1974. The main attraction is the Koh Tapu rock, which rises from the water and looks like a huge nail. On the "Shine of Andaman" tour, you'll visit this iconic island, feel like part of an adventure story, take photos against the backdrop of picturesque karst cliffs, and enjoy the unusual nature of Phang Nga Bay.
The snow-white Buddhist temple on the "Shine of Andaman" route impresses with its unusual architecture — many compare it to a snow castle or fairy-tale palace. The temple is very elegant, with numerous decorative elements done in white, creating an effect of purity and elevation. This is a new modern attraction with stunning views around. Against the backdrop of tropical greenery, the temple's snow-white walls look especially impressive and provide an opportunity to take unique photographs.
Sunset canoeing is one of the most romantic parts of the "Shine of Andaman" tour. You'll paddle on a traditional Thai boat through mangrove forests, passing through picturesque caves and grottos of Phang Nga Bay in the rays of the setting sun. This is a calm activity suitable for all ages and fitness levels. Thai rowers control the canoes, so you can completely relax, enjoy the beauty of nature, and take photos in the golden rays of sunset.