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What to do and see in Thailand, Thailand: The Best Caverns & Caves
Coordinates: 15°24′N 101°18′E / 15.4°N 101.3°E / 15.4; 101.3
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1. Wan Long Bay
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By luvmy32000 - San Antonio, United States
This is bay is a stop on the long boat tours that go around the island. It's beautiful. As good as Maya Beach I think, and you can still get in and swim and go up on the beach. great place to hang for a couple of hours.
2. Ko Phi Phi Le
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2,405 reviews
Reviewed By chris_in_hokkaido - Burleigh Heads, Australia
Simply beautiful island, While snorkeling saw clownfish (think Nemo!) swam with Sharks, sea turtles and a myriad of tropical fish. Walked along some stunning beaches. Got climbed on by Monkeys... so much to do in one day. Your experience will be impacted by your choice of tour operator. We (family & I) booked through Mr Chet Longtail Boat Trips and couldn't recommend him highly enough. You can message him and book through Facebook. Half the price of our resort-offered trip, but a longer trip with more time at more places, great deckie (Don) who was knowledgeable, helpful and funny as hell! Plus, the way our itinerary was laid out we got to places before the crowds meaning we saw more - and we saw a LOT! Truly fantastic day.
3. Tham Khao Luang Cave
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 418 reviews
Reviewed By NShah16072016 - Greater London, United Kingdom
Just loved the light shining through the rocks and there are a number of caves to explore. The monkeys outside too commercialised for my liking..
4. Khao Mai Kaew Cave
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 308 reviews
Reviewed By A6692XEbenf - Temecula, United States
This is one of the best experiences in Koh Lanta. Our guide was great and showed us all the tricky spots. I would suggest you be in decent shape for this. There are some very tight spots and it is somewhat challenging. It is a great trek through the jungle and the cave is seriously impressive; spiders, bats, crickets and impressive cave formations. Just awesome!
5. Morakot Cave (Emerald Cave)
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 799 reviews
Reviewed By liebenstein - Stockholm, Sweden
So we are two generally happy people who booked a private tour to the cave. Cave was so cool and a fun thing to do, the whole tour including some snorkeling took us like 3,5 hrs. Upon arrival there were plenty of other tourist floating in a row like a band of pearls with their life jackets, being swum into the cave by a tour guide, which to us was hilarious. It looked really funny, but also smart way of getting asian tourists into a cave for a day of exploring despite the lack of swimming knowledge :) You gotta give Asians cred for their business savvyness. If you'd like the cave empty of people, come early in the morning, like always when you visit sightseeing places. And if you have a waterproof bag, bring it with you as there's a bit of land in the middle of the cave and a tiny beach where you can walk up on. We didn't and so that was a bummer. Enjoy Morakot Cave!
6. Lod Cave
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 343 reviews
Reviewed By foreigngoods - Vaughan, Canada
Great place and worth the trip from pai to go and see. Would recommend it and the sunset at the canyon or big buddha as well.
7. Phraya Nakhon Cave
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 781 reviews
Reviewed By Bob2507 - Changshu, China
Must do if you are around Hua Hin, we took the boat from the beach (saves you a difficult hill crossing) took the boat tour, first to the canal and see some colorfull fishing boats, then to monkey island, then to the beach for the hike to the cave. Hike is challenging, but everyone can do on his own tempo. View in the cave is stunning. try to sit down on a quiet spot on the hike and wait for the monkeys to appear.
8. Keaw Sara Pad Neuk Cave
9. Nayang Bat Cave
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 43 reviews
Reviewed By jellyfi5h - Singapore, Singapore
We got there through a local Grab driver whom we booked to drive us around Hua Hin and Cha-Am for 8 hours. Very easy to get there through Google map, look out for the home-made "bats observation" signage outside this house with a small parking pouch. Get on the viewing deck for best views (not wheelchair accessible) and be there early. The bats started coming out and form beauitful long stream towards the same direction for almost 10 mins. The rest comes out scattered outside the cave area thereafter, hence come early to catch this spectacular sight. We were there 45mins earlier. I reckon the house owner built this deck and will be collecting 20 baht per person to use the viewing deck, but there was no one around nor collection tin.
