Ko Daeng Yai and James Bond Island
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Created on 2021-10-18 00:00:00.0
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008deg 16.50minN 098deg 29.00minE You may approach from the South along the channel from Ko Hong but beware as the channel is much narrower than it is shown on the chart and has drying patches on either side that are not shown on the chart. Pass between Ko Yang and Ko Daeng Yai keeping Ko Yang close to starboard and line up on the small rock pinnacle directly to the North. Beware of the uncharted rock off the eastern point of Ko Daeng Yai. Once you reach the pinnacle turn due West into the anchorage. You may also approach from the Southeast keeping Ko Khai and Ko Lo Lo close to port before heading directly for the rock pinnacle in the middle of the channel. Anchor to the Northeast of Ko Daeng Yai in 5 to 8 metres. Early the next morning, to avoid the many tourists, go across the channel to visit Ko Phing Kan, the island made famous and very popular by the James Bond film “The man with the golden gun”. The best point to go ashore is on the North side where you can access the lagoon at the back of the island by dinghy at high tide. There are no restaurants but you will find an abundance of stalls selling tourist gifts. FeaturesReviewsBe the first to add a review!Nearby Places(to show the Places layer, click the layer button in the top right corner of the map)Be the first to add a Place!Nearby Markers (to show the Nearby Markers layer, click the layer button in the top right corner of the map)
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