This is a magical way to see lovely animals and enjoy the beautiful nature around Khao Lak. A calm, relaxing ride on a bamboo raft poled by a local boatman will take you on board to enjoy the beautiful rainforest. Visit a Sea Turtle Conservation Center to learn more about turtles and how this project saves and help increase the number of sea turtles in the region.
Visit Sai Rung (Rainbow) Waterfall. This is the most immediately accessible waterfall to Khao Lak and is situated just north of Bang Niang. This beautiful waterfall cascades from a ledge in the tropical rainforest over 20 meters above into a lagoon connected to a crystal clear stream. Surrounded by lush vegetation and refreshingly clean air, the area around the falls also hosts an abundance of local wildlife.
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Get close to friendly elephants and feed them bananas
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Cool off at Sai Rung Waterfall and enjoy refreshments
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Visit the Sea Turtle Conservation Center to learn more about their projects
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Khao Lak Raft Expedition Tour Includes
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Hotel pick-up and drop off
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Lunch at local restaurant
Khao Lak Raft Expedition Tour Itinerary
| Time |
Activity |
Time |
Activity |
| 09:00 |
Pick-up from Khao Lak hotel |
13:00 |
Bamboo Rafting / Visit Sea Turtle Conservation Center |
| 09:30 |
Elephant friendly |
14:00 |
Swimming at the river |
| 11:00 |
Visti Sai Rung waterfall and refreshment or Ton Pling waterfall |
15:30 |
Arrival back to hotel |
| 12:00 |
Lunch at local restaurant |
Khao Lak Raft Expedition Tour Long Description
Depart Khao Lak for a friendly elephant camp and spend some time with the gentle giants, bathing and feeding them.
Continue the 5-hour tour with a visit to Sai Rung Waterfall or Ton Pling waterfall, the rainbow falls, and enjoy some refreshments. The waterfall cascades 20 meters from a ledge in the tropical rainforest into a lagoon. Surrounded by lush vegetation, the area around the falls also hosts an abundance of local wildlife.
Hop on a bamboo raft poled by a local boatman and float along the river for a calm and relaxing ride through the rainforest.
Visit the Sea Turtle Conservation Center to learn about projects aimed at increasing the number of sea turtles in the region.
