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What are the vaccination requirements for visiting Ao Phang Nga National Park in Thailand?
Ao Phang Nga National ParkVaccination requirementsJames Bond IslandThailand travel policiesNational Park entry rulesCOVID-19 regulations
Dec 7, 2021
4 years ago
Jared **********
ORIGINAL POSTERJust went to Ao Phang Nga National Park (James Bond Island), and upon arriving was asked to see proof of vaccination (they were fine with a picture off my phone) and also asked if I had my third shot, which I said I had just got my vaccine in September and I was free to go.
Not sure if it’s just here or other National Parks as well
Not sure if it’s just here or other National Parks as well
TLDR : Answer Summary
Upon visiting Ao Phang Nga National Park, proof of vaccination is required for entry, and a photo of the vaccination card is acceptable. Visitors may also be asked if they have received their third vaccine dose. This policy aligns with national guidelines for parks and may be consistent across other national parks in Thailand.
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Niclas ***********
If you haven't been try to visit Kaoh Sok north of Phuket. Kicks James Bond Island ass any day...
Michael ********
Niclas ***********
@Michael *******
yepp the lake.Michael ********
@Jared *********
the lake is the best its where i have seen the most wildlife, elephants all the monkeys boar, clouded leapord even found tiger tracks when i took someone there from London Zoo.All that high area on map above your pointy thing is mainly Khoa Sok, thats the park headquarters where most of the tourists go, though i was there October and was empty
Jared **********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Michael *******
I got my eyes on some of the on the water bungalows, last year when I wanted to go they were all booked up, probably looking at January to go thereMichael ********
@Jared *********
i usually go the the ones on the far side of the lake, quieter there but been a few years since i beenNiclas ***********
@Jared *********
try to book early quite popular around New year or try end of the monthJared **********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Niclas **********
my mistake last year I tried going during songkran at the end of my trip, now I still have 3-4 monthsNiclas ***********
@Jared *********
my first time I had to go spartan because all else was full. Slept on bamboo and had no towel. Still good haha. I PM you our last boat driver he is local so might be good contact but you need Thai speaker help to set it up.Jared **********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Niclas **********
cool, when I get an idea when I go and my reservation I will contact him, I will have some Thai friends with me but always good to talk to a localReply to
Jared **********
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Jared **********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Niclas **********
I’m going there in January, was supposed to go last year but went to kho lak insteadNiclas ***********
@Jared *********
possible you won't have phone coverage so make arrangements for same. Enjoy!Jared **********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Niclas **********
no phone service? Sounds even better!Reply to
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Michael ********
Yep its a national park policy was announced on there facebook page a while ago.
Jared **********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Michael *******
I should probably find that page as I got some more parks I plan on going to, more surprised they actually cared about the dateNiclas ***********
Not sure if it is for unvaccinated or all but I saw some diving needing test result prior. To be fair if they open for example Surin Island and visit the natives I think it is good even if I personally would prefer them to restrict if they haven't gotten the vaccination.
Back ******
Luckely I travelled and visited all over Thailand and SEA when it was still a free country...
Jared **********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Back *****
having to show a picture and answer a question I really felt like I had no freedom 😥Reply to
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Michael ********
@Jared *********
there is a unofficial english one as well, probably better unless you read Thai.Reply to
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