Best Watersports In Thailand

James Bond Island is the nickname for Khao Phing Kan, a pair of limestone islands in Phang Nga Bay, about 40 km northeast of Phuket in southern Thailand. It picked up the name after the 1974 film The Man with the Golden Gun, in which the slim rock stack offshore, Ko Tapu, was the villain Scaramanga's hideout. You can reach ...

When one is in search of stunning beauty, which will provide solace to the tired heart, one should definitely visit Maya Bay Thailand, in Phi Phi Island. A place surrounded by high cliffs on three sides, this place is a wonderful combination of beautiful nature, a vibrant underwater life, and pristine white sand beaches. Ma...

Phang Nga Bay tour is a once in a lifetime opportunity, which helps people explore and discover some of the best limestone karsts of the world. Limestone caves and cliffs, collapsed cave systems and a great variety of archaeologically important sites are found around the bay. Phang Nga is the modern day name for paNgan, whi...

Ao Nang Beach is the main beach town on Krabi's Andaman coast and the launch point for almost every island trip in the area. It sits about 26 km from Krabi International Airport, roughly a 40-minute drive, which makes it the easiest base for a first Krabi visit. The beach itself is a long strip of soft sand backed by a prom...

One of the most iconic beaches in Thailand to enjoy the perfect tropical summer vacation is the breath-taking beach of Ko Phi Phi Le is the best place for everyone. Ko Phi Phi Le or Ko Phi Phi Leh is situated on the Phi Phi Archipelago, in the Strait of Malacca.

In case one wonders what is so special about Ko Phi Phi Le, T...

By the TravelTriangle Editorial Team | Last updated: August 2026 | Reviewed by our Thailand travel desk

Based on Krabi and Thailand itineraries planned across 40 lakh+ TravelTriangle trips since 2011.

Koh Lanta is the calm end of Krabi. While Ao Nang and Phi Phi run on day-boats and beach bars, this long island an hour or...

TravelTriangle Editorial Team | Last updated: July 2026 | Based on 40 lakh+ trips planned since 2011

A tandem skydive in Pattaya throws you out of a plane at 13,000 feet, the highest jump in Thailand, for about THB 9,450 to 10,500 (roughly Rs 23,200 to 25,700) per person. You fall for around 60 seconds at close to 200 km/h...

Parasailing in Pattaya clips you into a harness under a bright canopy and tows you up to about 100 metres above the bay behind a speedboat, for roughly 8 to 12 minutes in the air. It is the easiest adventure activity in the city to say yes to: no experience, no fitness and no swimming required. You can take off from Patta...

Those who feel left out around divers, snorkeling in Pattaya is the best way to enjoy a pleasant sunny day in the city. The beach city of Thailand has a number of beaches which offer the best snorkeling in Pattaya. Apart from the beaches, most of the tours focus on taking the people to a far island from the main beach so th...