Koh Panyee: Guides to the Village and the Tours
Koh Panyee in Phang Nga Bay: what a visit costs, how to get there, how long the tours stop, visiting with respect, the village's history, and where to stay nearby.
Koh Panyee Entry Fee and What You Pay
There is no ticket for Koh Panyee itself. What you pay is the 300-baht national park fee and the tour, and some tours leave the fee for you to pay in cash. Every price with its date (November 2026).
Read guide →How to Get to Koh Panyee
Koh Panyee is reached only by boat. The tours from Phuket either cross the bay by speedboat or drive to Phang Nga for a longtail; on your own, the boats leave from Tha Dan Pier near Phang Nga town (November 2026).
Read guide →Koh Panyee Stop Times by Tour Type
From 40 minutes to 2 hours: how long the speedboat, big-boat, longtail, Khao Lak and private days give Koh Panyee, what happens in that time, and which to book (November 2026).
Read guide →Visiting Koh Panyee Respectfully
Koh Panyee is a Muslim fishing village where people live, not a stage. What the community's own record says about prayer, dress and alcohol, and how to be a good guest for the hour you are there.
Read guide →Koh Panyee History and the Football Pitch
Where the name Panyi comes from, the three families of the village's founding story, the first village head in 1914, and the floating pitch that began around 1986, from the community's own record and its local government.
Read guide →Staying Overnight Near Koh Panyee
We found no issuer listing rooms on Koh Panyee itself. The places to sleep nearby are the homestays of Ban Hin Rom, the national park's own accommodation and camping, Phang Nga town and the Samet Nangshe viewpoint (November 2026).
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