Top Surat Thani Outdoor Activities

Explore more of the stunning islands in Mu Ko Ang Thong National Park on this full-day kayaking tour from Ko Samui. Travel in comfort aboard a spacious well-equipped boat and stop at several calm water destinations where you can go kayaking. You’ll also visit sea caves, a lake, and white-sand beaches at Koh Mae Ko, and have a light breakfast and buffet lunch provided.

Experience more dipper local interaction and learn the way of life in Southern Thailand from our guide.

Khao Sok National Park is located in the centre of “Rainforest mountain”, the largest and one of the most important parts of the rainforest in Southern Thailand. It has a total area of 2,296,879.5 rai with a high level of biodiversity. There are many types of plants, both rare and common, such as Rafflesia Kerrii, White Backed Palm and Maxburretia Furtadoana. It is also a habitat for a wide variety of wildlife. In particular, you can find four species of protected wildlife, namely. The Fea’s Muntjac, Serows, Tapir and Marbled Cat. These get along with the beautiful scenery of natural wonders including waterfalls, cliffs, caves, and limestone mountain views that tower over the water at Ratchaprapa Dam, which has led to being nicknamed the “Guillin of Thailand”.

Rajjaprabha Dam (RTGS: Ratchaprapha) or Cheow Lan Dam is a multi-purpose dam in Ban Cheow Lan, Tambon Khao Phang, Ban Ta Khun District, Surat Thani Province. The dam purpose is to generate electricity, irrigation, flood control, and fishing. Construction started on 9 February 1982. It was inaugurated on 30 September 1987. King Bhumibol Adulyadej gave the dam the name “Rajjaprabha”, meaning ‘light of the kingdom’ The surrounding scenery of the dam and reservoir are beautiful and peaceful. Suitable for vacationing. Ratchaprapa Dam attracts over 70,000 tourists a year. The reservoir area has beautiful views. It comprises many limestone peaks that emerge from the water. Ratchaprapa Dam received the nickname “Guilin of Thailand” where almost all water areas In charge of Khao Sok National Park.

Cheow Larn Lake is a highlight of Khao Sok National Park, we offer day trip which includes cave visiting, self paddle kayaking, viewpoint, trekking, time for a swim, lunch and bamboo rafting

This one of the peaceful and non touristic place. Beautiful scenery and wildlife sanctuary. By the scenery some foreingne known as "Thailand Guilin"

An adventurous tour through the jungle of one of the most beautiful national parks in southern Thailand: Khao Sok. You sleep in a unique location, your own tree house! In the morning you are awakened by the twittering of birds and you hear a screaming monkey here and there. You can enjoy the beautiful surroundings while tubing on the river. You also make a boat trip on the picturesque Raja Prabha lake. This lake is characterized by its steeply rising rock formations. It is therefore also called the Halong Bay of Thailand. Take a refreshing dip in the clear water and feel at one with nature!

Add a stunning day trip to Khao Sok – Chiew Larn lake on your holiday. A trip you surely will not forget in a lifetime. Loved by locals and visitors from around the world. Get back to nature on a day trip to Khao Sok National Park - Chiew Larn Lake, enjoy the sight and experience one of the oldest rainforests in the world. Enjoy panoramic views from Chiew Larn lake on a ride to a long-tail boat, explore the jungle on foot and cave exploration. Enjoy your lunch on a floating restaurant at the farthest side of the lake and enjoy the dramatic panorama view, self-paddle kayak around this magnificent lake and take pleasure from our complimentary coffee, tea, fruit juice, and seasonal fruits by the poolside enjoying the towering limestone mountains and a dramatic view of the lake.

Soak up the beauty of Thailand’s tropical south with a memorable sunset dinner cruise. Board a charming wooden junk boat and cruise past limestone karsts and pristine islands. Enjoy a delicious dinner while watching the sun slowly dip in the horizon, a romantic end to a day in the tropics.