KHAOSOK & CHEOW LAN LAKE TRIP (OVERNIGHT AT KHAOSOK ECOLODGE) 2D/1N

Day 1: Experience Khaosok

Meet your guide at your hotel travelling on the air-conditioned van for the forest.

On your way, stop by Sarasin bridge (from Phuket) connecting Phuket to the mainland to get some sea breeze and fresh air. As you get closer to the park, gaze out the window upon overgrown jungles, soaring mountains, and sparkling lakes.

Upon arriving Khao Sok you will be enjoying with Excited Elephant Bathing Program, you can enjoy giving the elephant a refreshing bath, where you can scrub them, play with them and, get on their back without a saddle.

After bathing, you can buy some bananas to feed the elephants. This the kind of soft excited moment in your life to be close with this intelligent creature.

Halfway into your journey after enjoying with your big friend, it is time for Thai buffet lunch at the restaurant with a great view of limestone mountain nearby.

Following lunch, head off to Sok River for a serene ride in a Canoeing. Take a deep breath and float down the peaceful waterway, taking in views of limestone mountains towering above the verdant jungle.

Spend the night in the stunning tent camp up on the hill of Khaosok Boutique Camps with a comfortable bed, reading lights, hot water and a western-style toilet.The tents’ doors and windows are covered with mosquito netting.

Temperatures at night drop a little, blankets keep you warm in the chill of the night. This is real comfort so close to the heart of the rainforest!

Day 2: Spectacular Chiew-Larn Lake

Fresh morning wake up and experience the spectacular Chiew-Larn Lake by local long-tail boat to cruise the turquoise water of Chiew-Larn.
Then change the atmosphere to jungle walk. You can meet enchanting plants, flower, butterfly, birds, squirrels, reptiles, etc awaited for your discovery, then a short walk to 500 Rai Lake.

After a short walk, getting on the bamboo raft to cross the 500 rai lake to an amazing cave.

The stalagmites have a similar shape to coral which is how the cave came to be named (Easy access for children but be careful about the slippery wet floor).

Spend 30 minutes of cave exploring (a small cave but great formations).