Jungle Tours

The Emerald Pool is a shimmering freshwater lagoon fed by natural limestone springs. Its striking emerald-green hue comes from mineral-rich water flowing through dense rainforest, making it both beautiful and serene to swim in

This hidden gem features naturally heated mineral-rich waters that collect in flat, stone-carved “bathtub” pools—ideal for relaxing dips at temperatures around 35–42 °C

The Tiger Cave Temple (Wat Tham Suea) sits atop a limestone hill enveloped by lush rainforest and ancient meditation caves. Believed to be named after tiger paw prints discovered in its caves, it has been a meditation site since it was established in 1975. 1,260 stairs lead up the hill where beautiful views of Krabi can be admired.

Race through Krabi’s jungle trails, rubber and palm plantations, and muddy forest tracks on a powerful quad. Whether you're a first-time rider or a thrill-seeker, these scenic terrain trails offer excitement for all levels

Visiting an elephant sanctuary can be a truly moving experience—if it’s done the right way. Krabi offers a few sanctuaries that focus on genuine elephant welfare, not entertainment. Elements like feeding, walking, mud spa, and bathing are conducted under close supervision and at the elephants’ pace. Guests make nutrient-rich snacks, feed elephants by hand, walk with them in open areas, and enjoy mud-bath and clean-water bathing

Sea kayaking: paddle along intricate mangrove channels and towering limestone canyons in Ao Thalane Bay. The calm, shallow waters make it ideal for beginners and families. Wildlife—such as crab-eating macaques, kingfishers, and monitor lizards—often accompanies paddlers

Lake kayaking: also known as “Mirror Lake,” Klong Root features shallow, glassy waters bordered by lush forest—creating stunning reflective surfaces. Though short, it’s a scenic and unique kayaking spot