29/08/2026
There is a stillness to Phang Nga Bay when you meet it slowly. Beneath James Bond Island, the limestone rises straight from calm water, and there's time to wander, take a photo, and simply take it in — no rush to the next stop.
A gentle, unhurried way to see one of Thailand's most beautiful bays.
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21/08/2026
Some places are worth waking up early for.
Maya Bay and the Phi Phi Islands are among Thailand’s most iconic destinations and the experience feels even more special when you arrive before the crowds.
With Simba Sea Trips, enjoy a small-group journey across the Andaman Sea to explore the beauty of Maya Bay, Pileh Lagoon and the surrounding Phi Phi Islands.
Discover Phi Phi the Simba way.
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17/08/2026
A proud moment to share with you.
Simba Sea Trips — our sister brand, born from the same crew and the same care for the water — is in the running for a 2026 World Luxury Travel Award, and voting is now open.
If you'd like to add your voice: https://www.theworldluxurytravelawards.com/establishment/simba-sea-trips-co-ltd/
Open until 31 August. Thank you for being part of the journey.
World Luxury Travel Awards
15/08/2026
A gentle day on the water begins with a little care.
Even on a shared trip, our small groups keep the boat calm and unhurried. On a private trip, we slow the day to your pace, with the route and timing shaped softly around you.
A few simple things to bring:
• Your passport number (the actual passport can stay at your hotel)
• Some cash and a card — for local markets and small treats
• A towel from your accommodation (a few are onboard)
• Light shoes — sandals or flip-flops
• Reef-safe sunscreen with zinc oxide or titanium dioxide. Marine parks now ask for it, to protect the coral and marine life. Please avoid oxybenzone and octinoxate.
• A camera (waterproof bags are onboard)
• A reusable water bottle — we provide plenty of iced water and use no single-use plastic
Bring little, tread lightly, and let the sea set the pace.
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28/07/2026
Float, and let the reef be.
First thing, the water is soft and clear, and the fish move without minding you.
We keep to small numbers and a slow pace, so the reef stays calm. Look gently, touch nothing, leave only ripples.
Explore slowly with us at twoseatour.com