Get your James Bond persona going among the famous limestone isles and crags of Phang Nha Bay National Park.

Stop for a deserted island picnic or zoom across the bay by speedboat to snorkel around the beautiful coral reefs of Phi Phi Island.

Cruise at a more leisurely pace with a traditional long tail boat. Visit local villages or take on an outdoor challange such as rock climbing.

Six Senses Yao Noi sets the highest benchmark for island resort living in Asia. The attention to detail and focus on the unique destination reinforces the brand’s commitment to sustainability.

Natural materials used in the modern architecture, together with a beautiful island setting and excellent personal service, support the Six Senses philosophy of creating exceptional experiences.

You will not only explore James Bond island – the site of the famous film 'Man with the Golden Gun' (Kao Ping Kan and Kao Tapoo).

Let us show you the 3,000-year-old cave paintings, Panyee Sea Gypsy Village and many interesting caves and secret mangrove lagoons at Panak island.                         

Get up before the crowds and enjoy the view of a sunrise-glazed archipelago while indulging in your breakfast basket, on a beach or on the long tail boat.

Have the lagoons and islands just for yourself by reaching them even before the fishermen; discover secret beaches and enjoy the morning on a pristine and quiet sandbank.

Sightsee around Yao Noi island, discover the awesome 'Giant Tree' and explore the empty beach of Kudu. An unforgettable breakfast experience.

Take the plunge and explore a totally new world. Our experienced Dive Master will guide your journey through our beautiful waters. 

All our tailor made scuba diving excursions will be operated in cooperation with a PADI dive center.

Push your limits and see the world from a different angle by rock climbing in Phang Nga Bay. Experienced guides will take you to the famous lime-stone rock formations, and in no time you will feel like yu are on top of the world.

Koh Yao Noi and the surrounding National Geographic classified limestone karsts have been consistently rated as a climber's paradise. Not only are there no crowds of people, the extensive number of islands provide grades of climbing for all levels.

The climbing school of Koh Yao Noi, with whom we are associated, have an intimate knowledge of the area and the appropriate spots for any climber.