Experiences

Ao Phang-Nga National Park:
The Bay of Phang-nga, covering 400 sq.km between Phuket island and Krabi mainland, is famous for mangrove gardens & scenic seascapes of sculptural limestone outcrops. Many of the limestone formations contain hidden lagoons, or Hongs, offering boating & sea kayaking exploration tours. 

Mu Ko Similan (Islands) National Marine Park: 

Similan Islands is world famous and rated in the top 10 diving sites of the world. Turquoise waters offers great visibility of reefs teeming with marine life. The 11 islands that make up the Similans also boast white sand beaches & impressive boulders. 

Mu Ko Surin (Islands) National Park: 

Comprised of five islands, the Surin Islands provide spectacular shallow reefs. The North & South islands have the most beautiful reefs ideally suitable for snorkeling, and in April, the community of Moken sea gypsies gather here to celebrate Thai New Year. 

Khao Sok National Park:
An immense tropical rainforest of 646 sq.km, the park has many jungle trails for spotting wild animals and birds. The Sok river runs through the park and offers rafting & canoeing. The park trails mainly follow the course of the river and thus provide a number of waterfalls. Distance: 50 km

Cheow Lan Lake (Ratchabrapa Dam):
Khao Sok National Park’s most famous feature, the 28 km long lake harbors abundant bird life, and boast to be Thailand’s Guilin due to idyllic mountain outcrops with tranquil waters. Excursions involve long-tail boat tours with options for swimming. Distance: 80 km

Phuket Town:
The town centre has plenty of restaurants and craft shops, many in the old Sino-Portuguese shop houses along Thalang, Yaowarat, Romanee, and Dibuk Road. Distance: 125 km 

Sri Phang Nga National Park, Khao Lak Lam Ru National Park, Takuapa Old Town, Nam Khem Fishing Village, Sai Rung Waterfall

Nam Khem Fishing Village:
Local Fishing community, with a local ferry to Ko Phra Thong. Unfortunately made famous by the 2004 tsunami, the community has built a memorial along the beach.  Distance: 8 km

Takuapa Old Town:
A charming small town, offers Sino-Portuguese architecture, and historical temples & buildings. Distance: 25 km

Sai Rung Waterfall:
The largest of four water falls in the Khaolak area.  Distance: 6 km

Khao Lak Lam Ru National Park:
The 125 sq. km forest offers treks among sea cliffs & fine sandy beaches. The forest is home to abundant wildlife and native birds. Distance: 22 km

Sri Phang Nga National Park:
This forest reserve area between Takuapa & Kuraburi district is 246 sq. km. The park is the main water source for four water walls, and also contains a natural mangrove rain forest with a number of wild bird species.