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Phuket Water Activities, Island Hopping, Kayaking
Check out our selection of wet and wild Phuket water activities to keep you cool and refreshed. Kids will have a ball at Splash Jungle, Phuket's latest water park set amidst the jungles of Mai Khao. For a calmer day, cruise the Andaman with an easy-going fishing trip. Visit Phuket's neighbouring province Phang Nga boasting a spectacular natural environment, the ideal backdrop for a number of Phuket water activities. Challenge yourself to white water rafting on the region's rivers and rapids and explore the limestone cliffs, narrow caverns, lagoons and caves, on an extraordinary canoeing and kayaking tour.
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Ratchaprapa Lake is a main attraction in Khao Sok National Park due to its majestic scenery and wildlife diversity. The stunning limestone formations, the "Gui-Lin" of Thailand...
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Khao Sok National Park in southern Thailand is an amazing place. The oldest evergreen rainforest in the world, Khao Sok is home to huge limestone mountains shooting straight up into the air, deep valleys, breathtaking lakes, exciting caves, wild animals...
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This unique trip is a wonderful way to explore the sea caves (hongs) of Phang Nga Bay. The trip commences at midday to enjoy a peaceful afternoon of nature, hong exploration and a tasty Thai seafood dinner at sunset. Most day trips start in the morning, so by late afternoon it's possible to experience the tranquility of true nature...
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This day trip of self-paddle kayaking,
circumnavigates Phang Nga Bay in just one day in a fast longtail boat, which is a traditional and cabined boat, low down and close to the water. With some kayaks on the cabin, a small group of guests and two great guides head off to Phang Nga Bay filled with bizarre and dramatic limestone...
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Known as S.E. Asia's best adventure, this mini expedition is a three day/two night trip exploring the remarkable and complex limestone of Phang Nga Bay. Follow us to our secret spots in hongs, mangrove estuaries, and colourful limestone cliffs filled with white belly sea eagles, bramany kites...
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