Phuket Aerial View Helicopter

Ready for a journey of a lifetime? Have your cameras ready because we’re going
to take you on a voyage to nature’s hidden beauty. Only a few have the fortune to
absorb this magnificent creation of nature. Now it’s your opportunity to appreciate
what was once thought of as, “only for the privilege” in discovering Phang Nga’s
majestic limestone cliffs flourished graciously amid the emerald bay of the Andaman Sea.

Your odyssey will commence from Phuket heliport, crossing over from Phuket directly
to Phang Nga, where you will start to see the lush vegetation, mangrove trees, small
villages, and shrimp farms dispersed across the region. Once you begin to pass those
regions, you’ll encounter these extraordinary limestone rock formations, as we cruise
alongside them. You will also notice a floating village from afar, and as you approach,
you’ll see Phang Nga’s famous Koh Panyi or “Muslim floating village.” We’ll then
circle around this village, for you to capture this moment and see how man and nature
coexist gracefully.

Nature has its ability to astonish the advent explorer as we approach Khao Tapu, which
means “Nail Mountain” or more like “Nail Island.” A more familiar name would be
“James Bond Island,” made famous by the movie “Man with the Golden Gun.” The
actual main island is Khao Ping Kan, which means “leaning on each other island.
” This is named after the limestone, which is split in two and the one half is leaning
against the other. Now you are headed over to the kayaking island of Phang Nga Bay,
where you will cross over the secret lagoon, hidden within the limestone island itself.
From the secret lagoon of Phang Nga, we head straight back to Skydance Heliport
for your safe return.