Hua Hin’s Sam Roi Yod National Park and Praya Nakhon Cave offer a captivating glimpse into Thailand’s stunning natural and cultural wonders. This guided tour promises an immersive experience, taking visitors through the park’s picturesque landscapes and the serene temple hidden within the Praya Nakhon Cave. With comfortable transportation, a delectable Thai lunch, and an optional boat ride, the tour provides a well-rounded exploration of this remarkable destination. Whether you’re a nature enthusiast or simply seeking an enriching adventure, this group tour is sure to leave you intrigued and eager to discover more about the region’s captivating treasures.
Key Points
- This group tour explores the natural wonders of the Three Hundred Mountains National Park, including the picturesque Praya Nakhon Cave.
- The tour includes transportation, a professional guide, and all entry tickets, ensuring a seamless and hassle-free experience.
- Visitors can enjoy scenic countryside views, such as farms, pineapple plantations, and a fishing village, during the van ride.
- At the Praya Nakhon Cave, visitors can explore the stunning limestone formations and the Suphannakhiri Royal Pavilion.
- The tour also includes a relaxing stop at the beautiful Laem Sala Beach and a delicious Thai food meal.
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Tour Highlights
The tour takes visitors on a journey to explore the unique landscape of the Three Hundred Mountains National Park and the picturesque Praya Nakhon Cave, which features a beautiful temple inside.
Along the way, you’ll spot farms, pineapple plantations, and a fishing village.
After the cave exploration, you’ll get to relax on the Beautiful Laem Sala Beach and enjoy a delicious Thai food meal.
With hotel pickup and drop-off, a professional tour guide, transportation, and all entry tickets included, this tour ensures a seamless and enjoyable experience.
Whether you’re seeking stunning natural beauty or culture, this tour has a lot to offer.
Itinerary Overview
The tour begins with van transportation, taking guests on a 1-hour journey to the Three Hundred Mountains National Park. From there, a guided tour and sightseeing excursion, including a 15-minute long-tail boat ride, leads participants to the Praya Nakhon Cave, which they’ll explore for 2 hours. After that, a 1-hour lunch break is provided, followed by 1 hour of free time to relax and swim at the beautiful Laem Sala Beach. The tour may also include an optional 15-minute guided tour and long-tail boat ride before the 1-hour van transportation back to the starting point.
| Activity | Duration |
|---|---|
| Van Transportation | 1 hour |
| Guided Tour, Sightseeing, Long-Tail Boat Ride | 15 minutes |
| Visit and Explore Praya Nakhon Cave | 2 hours |
Van Transportation
Departing from the starting point in Hua Hin or Cha Am, the air-conditioned minibus transports guests on a 1-hour journey to the Three Hundred Mountains National Park, the site of the Praya Nakhon Cave.
The comfortable van offers:
- Ample space for passengers and their belongings.
- Climate-controlled environment for a pleasant ride.
- Experienced, licensed driver to ensure a safe and smooth transportation.
Along the way, travelers can take in the scenic countryside, passing by farms, pineapple plantations, and a fishing village before arriving at the national park.
The van transportation provides a convenient and efficient way to reach the tour’s main attraction, allowing guests to fully enjoy the natural wonders that await them.
Praya Nakhon Cave
Upon arrival at the Three Hundred Mountains National Park, visitors will find the iconic Praya Nakhon Cave, a natural wonder that has captivated travelers for generations. This expansive cave features a breathtaking temple at its heart, offering a unique blend of natural and cultural significance.
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Landscape | The cave’s dramatic limestone formations and lush greenery create a picturesque setting. |
| Temple | The Suphannakhiri Royal Pavilion, a stunning 19th-century structure, stands within the cave’s interior. |
| Access | Visitors can explore the cave via a guided tour and a 15-minute long-tail boat ride. |
Exploring the Praya Nakhon Cave is a highlight of the Three Hundred Mountains National Park tour, allowing visitors to enjoy a captivating natural and cultural experience.
Lunch and Dining
After exploring the Praya Nakhon Cave, the tour includes a 1-hour lunch break to refuel.
Visitors can enjoy a Thai food meal, savoring the local flavors of the region.
The lunch options may include:
- Authentic Thai curries, such as green or red curry, served with fragrant jasmine rice
- Fresh seafood dishes, like grilled shrimp or steamed fish, showcasing the coastal cuisine
- Vegetable-based stir-fries, offering a healthy and flavorful alternative
Dining amidst the scenic surroundings completes the experience, allowing travelers to recharge and prepare for the next part of the tour.
The focus is on providing a well-rounded and immersive exploration of the Sam Roi Yod National Park and its natural wonders.
Laem Sala Beach
The tour then takes visitors to the picturesque Laem Sala Beach, where they can spend an hour enjoying the serene surroundings and perhaps take a refreshing swim.
The beach is known for its soft, white sand and crystal-clear waters, making it an ideal spot to relax and soak up the sun.
Travelers can explore the area on their own, taking in the stunning views of the limestone cliffs and the fishing village nearby.
For those who wish to venture further, an optional guided tour and long-tail boat ride are available, providing a unique perspective of the area.
Optional Boat Ride
For those who wish to venture further, an optional guided tour and long-tail boat ride are available, providing a unique perspective of the area.
This additional excursion allows visitors to:
- Explore the coastline and nearby islands by traditional long-tail boat.
- Witness the fishing villages and local life along the shores.
- Gain a better understanding of the region’s natural and cultural heritage.
The boat ride lasts approximately 15 minutes, giving travelers a chance to soak in the scenic beauty of the surroundings.
This optional activity is perfect for those seeking a more immersive experience during their visit to the Three Hundred Mountains National Park and Praya Nakhon Cave.
Booking and Cancellation
Customers can book the tour for $71.15 per person and reserve their spot with a ‘pay later’ option. They can also cancel their booking for free up to 24 hours in advance.
| Booking | Cost | Cancellation |
|---|---|---|
| Reserve now | $71.15/person | Free up to 24 hours |
| Pay later | $71.15/person | Free up to 24 hours |
| – | – | No refunds after 24 hours |
The flexible booking and cancellation policy allows customers to plan their trip with ease. Whether they’re ready to pay immediately or prefer to hold their spot until later, the tour offers a convenient and hassle-free experience.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What Should I Bring for This Tour?
To prepare for this tour, visitors should bring comfortable walking shoes, sunscreen, a hat, and a swimsuit if they plan to swim. It’s also a good idea to bring snacks and water to stay hydrated during the activities.
Is the Tour Suitable for Families With Children?
The tour may be suitable for families with children, as it includes activities like sightseeing, boat rides, and beach time. However, it’s not recommended for young children or those with mobility issues. Parents should consider their child’s abilities and comfort level before booking.
Can I Customize the Itinerary to My Preferences?
Yes, customers can typically customize the itinerary to their preferences. Many tour operators allow flexibility in the schedule and activities to accommodate individual needs and interests, within reason and subject to availability.
What Is the Best Time of Year to Visit the Area?
The best time to visit the area is during the dry season, typically from November to April. The weather is cooler and drier, making it ideal for outdoor activities and sightseeing. Visiting during the rainy season may result in reduced visibility and accessibility.
Are There Any Additional Costs or Fees Not Included in the Price?
The price includes hotel pickup/drop-off, guide, transportation, entry fees, and travel insurance. Additional costs may include optional activities, meals not specified, and personal expenses like souvenirs. Customers should check with the tour operator for any extra fees.
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Recap
This tour offers a comprehensive experience to explore the stunning landscapes and cultural highlights of the Three Hundred Mountains National Park in Hua Hin, Thailand.
With comfortable transportation, a guided tour, a visit to the picturesque Praya Nakhon Cave, a delicious Thai lunch, and an optional boat ride, it’s an immersive way to discover the natural and cultural wonders of this captivating destination.
