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Discover the beauty of Khao Sok National Park on a full-day tour from Khao Lak. Enjoy an exciting hike through the jungle of Khao Sok National Park, filled with unique flora and fauna. Our guide will help you get acquainted with flora & fauna. Walk up to the stream where you can swim in crystal clear water. On this trail, you can expect to see wild monkeys, langurs, and some reptiles. Canoeing or bamboo rafting at the Sok River. Marvel Khao Sok's stunning landscape along the canal. Sit back and unwind inside a roomy canoe(or bamboo rafting) as a local paddler takes you on a scenic boat ride and enjoys the surroundings. Head to Khao Sok View Point to see the bird's eye view of the lush forest. Visiting a Panturat Temple to see wild macaques. In the rainy season, we add a visit to Mae Yai Waterfall as an extra. Re-charge your energy with a delicious and filling lunch at a local restaurant.

FREQUENCY: Daily TIMING: 0900 to 1600 NOTES: SIC tour with a minimum of 2 people. English speaking guide only This tour will take you to unique limestone islands by speedboat. Swimming, snorkeling, sunbathing, exploring, and photography are the main activities to enjoy. Expect plenty of sunshine, a rich variety of corals and fish, crystal-clear water, and white powdery beaches lined with coconut palms. You will have a picnic lunch (rice box provided) on an island beach. There will also be open water snorkeling stops – but do not expect to see much in the way of marine life. This trip is more about the beaches, with lots of white sand and excellent photo opportunities. We will stop at Chicken Island, which got its name from a bizarre rock formation resembling the head of a chicken. One end of the island consists of majestic cliffs, while the other end boasts beautiful beaches along a peninsula. This peninsula gets flooded at high tide, creating a small island. At low tide you may walk between the Tup Islets and Chicken Island. The itinerary will vary according to the tides so that you arrive at the sandbank as close to low tide as possible.

This is a Seat in a Coach (SIC) Tour with English speaking guide. Pick up & drop off from Maikhao, Naiyang, Naithorn and Ao Por are available on request at a surcharge. Enjoy a 15 minute-speedboat trip to Coral Island (Koh Hey). Discover the white sandy beach, give snorkeling a try, and go swimming in the turquoise water. A variety of sea activities (optional) such as sea walking, diving, parasailing, and banana boats will be available. Enjoy lunch at the restaurant. In the afternoon you may enjoy leisure time relaxing on the beach.

Wander through the Sino-Portuguese center of traditional Phuket. There is no better way to take in the magnificent architecture of Phuket than by foot. Crafted and designed under the old and still practiced measures, Phuket Town is a breathtaking area. Pay attention to the detail in design as you pass through side streets and historic buildings. Outside its rich cultural heritage and quaint colonial mansions, Phuket Town is a true melting pot of street-side eateries and stalls that serve only the best. With a visit to a historic Chinese temple and delicious donner on Rang Hills, you will experience a different side of Phuket, hidden from tourist trails.

Your Phang Nga Bay day trip from Phuket takes you through the emerald waters of this epic bay, past hundreds of limestone islands, aboard a speedboat. Make stops at James Bond Island and the secluded lagoons of Talu Island on a scenic canoe ride and trek through quiet caves for an up close look at these limestone wonders. This memorable full-day tour includes local lunch and plenty of time to soak up the sunshine on the shores of Naka Island.

Krabi’s surrounding thick vegetation provides the perfect ecosystem for a wide range of flora and fauna. This excursion takes us to a sanctuary within the tropical lowland rainforest of Khao Pra Bang Kram which is home to rare bird species including Gurney’s Pitta, the Rufous-Collared Kingfisher, and the Black Hornbill. Here we get close to nature and walk along shaded and wooded pathways stopping at freshwater pools and Nam tok Ron Sapan Yoong, the local natural hot springs that are popular among local Thais for their health and wellness benefits. We also visit Tham Sua, Tiger Cave Temple, a famous Southern Thailand monastery where we meet and observe monks in the natural serenity of the caves. The summit of the temple top is reached by climbing 1,237 steps for a breath-taking view over lush forests, limestone karsts and the ocean. Lunch is at a local restaurant within a resort hotel. SIC tour with English speaking guide.

The Grand Palace was not only the seat of the king and his court but contained within its crenulated walls, the entire government administration. While architecture is vibrantly Thai, visitors may see some European designs as well. Brilliantly colored and gilded, and decorated with intricate detail, the overall effect this magnificent palace has is dazzling. The palace served as the official residence of the kings of Thailand from the 18th to the mid-20th century. The most famous building on the palace grounds is Wat Phra Kaew (the Temple of the Emerald Buddha), regarded as the most sacred Buddhist temple (wat) in Thailand. The construction of the temple began when King Rama I moved the capital from Thonburi to Bangkok in 1785. Unlike other Thai temples, it does not contain living quarters for monks; rather, it only features richly decorated holy buildings, statues, and pagodas. The main temple building is the central ubosoth, which houses the Emerald Buddha. Though green in color, the Buddha is carved from a single piece of jade, and while it is only 17 inches tall, it is the most revered object in Thailand. Also, within the grounds lie several palaces which are used for various occasions: The Funeral Palace, the Reception Palace, Throne Hall, Coronation Hall, and the Royal Guest House. While most halls and palaces may be seen from outside only, but the exteriors are breathtaking enough to please the eyes of travelers.

FREQUENCY: Daily except Saturday & Sunday TIMING: 1700-2200 Exploring the bustling Chinatown, a popular tourist attraction and a food haven. Upon this 1-km strip packed with market stalls, street-side restaurants, and a dense concentration of gold shops. Continue the journey to Pakklong Talaad, the biggest wholesale and retail fresh flower market in Bangkok. Drive to Wat Suthat and The Giant Swing. From here, we continued foot passing Bangkok Metropolitan Office to a Bangkok's historic road, Rachadamnoen Avenue. Dinner at Hotel D' Moc's restaurant, then travelling by tram around Ratanakosin area with the fantastic views of “The Must-See” attractions in Bangkok, Ananta Samakhom Throne Hall, The Golden Mount, Wat Ratchanaddaram, The Democracy Monument, The City Pillar Shrine, The Grand Palace, Wat Pho and National Theatre. End up the night by exploring the Khao San Road for its famously described as "the centre of the backpacking universe".

FREQUENCY: Daily TIMING: 1930-2330 NOTES: Pick-up service is not included, tour guide will be meeting clients at the entrance of Exit 2, Samyan MRT station (in front of Chamchuri Square) Go beyond tourist zones for the most enjoyable midnight eating adventure. After the moon comes up, cruise along Bangkok streets via this city’s iconic 3-wheel, TukTuk, to visit Bangkokian’s favorite places to eat. Taste a variety of savory menus, including the local favorite Northeastern Thai Food (Esan Food), the town’s Best Pad Thai, and the popular home-style Thai snack. Between the bites, visit old-town landmarks and temples for a different perspective compared to the busy day time scene. Discover the side of Bangkok wholly unknown to visitors. We will finish the tour by Cinderella’s time. *** Please note that this tour is not suitable for vegetarian ***