CAVE KAYAKING TOURS IN THAILAND
The 6 best cave kayaking tours in Thailand you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and how far down it goes. Number one is first for a reason; start there.
Spend a full day cruising Phang Nga Bay from Phuket with guides such as Omar, Tommy, Tony, or Ohma. Paddle through caves and mangroves at Panak and Hong islands, visit James Bond Island, swim at Nakae Island, and enjoy lunch on a spacious big boat.
“Canoeing experience was amazing peak Tony and crew have organised ut very well including pickup and drop off”
Spend noon to midnight exploring Phang Nga Bay by powerboat and guided sea canoe. Visit Panak and Hong islands, pass through limestone caves, enjoy lunch and seafood dinner, then make a flower Krathong and float it after dark. Guides such as Mike, Adam, Woody, and Charlie add local insight.
“An absolutely perfect experience! From the seamless planning to the delicious food, everything was amazing. One of the highlights was our guide Mike! He is an incredible guide with a wealth of knowledge and a personality that kept us laughing the whole time. Don’t hesitate to book this once in a lifetime trip!”
Cruise Phang Nga Bay from Phuket on a large boat, paddle through sea caves at Panak and Hong islands, visit James Bond Island, and stop at Nakae Island for lunch, swimming, and paddleboarding. Guides such as Tommy and Noon help keep the group moving.
“Noon was a great tour guide and made the experience good for a solo traveler in Phuket, my favorite part was the scenery that u can see from the boat”
Cruise from Phuket to Phang Nga Bay on a spacious big boat with guides such as Tony, Ohma, James, and Dino. Canoe through caves and lagoons at Panak and Hong Islands, visit James Bond Island by long-tail boat, swim, paddleboard, and enjoy a buffet lunch.
“The tour was great, staff (Tommy & Team) were amazing! Very polite and accomodating. Highly recommend”
Spend nine hours with Chiang Mai Mountain Biking & Kayaks exploring Chiang Dao Cave and paddling the Mae Ping River. Expect headlamps, shrines, bats, tight cave passages, jungle shade, wildlife, lunch, and friendly guides such as Jojo, Jane, and Dany. Kayaking suits beginners, but you should be ready to get wet.
“Very good guides very knowledgeable and funny. the mix of caves and kayaking was perfect”
Spend four hours exploring Ko Lanta’s mangroves and nearby islands by long-tail boat and kayak. You’ll climb into a cave by rope, paddle around Talabeng, see monkeys near Monkey Bay, swim, and eat lunch. Guides such as Alim, Ramadan, and Samir are praised for keeping the adventure friendly and manageable.
“Amazing our tour guide was so friendly and knowledgeable he had great English and the drivers were all very friendly too! The day was so much fun would definitely recommend!!”
By boat, by ladder, by staircase or on a rope.
