Enjoy a jungle safari day out, as you explore the Khao Sok National Park. Ride on top of an elephant, explore the waterways by canoe and be impressed by the natural beauty of the park. You will visit the Tsunami Museum and enjoy lunch at restaurant by the river.
Highlights
- Visit Khao Sok, the largest national park in Thailand
- Canoe down the Sok River lined with unspoiled tropical vegetation and wildlife
- Trek through the lush jungle on the back of a majestic elephant
- Enjoy a traditional Thai lunch
Recent Photos of this Tour
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Amazing Elephant RideThis is one of the Mahuts ( elephant trainers) giving us all the information on the elephant conservation they perform.Photo by: Barry RAustralia, 11 2008 -
Elephant ride through the ...Khao Sok safari: These are the huts that the Mahuts (elephant trainers) live inPhoto by: Barry RAustralia, 11 2008 -
TsunamiThe Navy Boat which was washed ashorePhoto by: JackieAustralia, 03 2013 -
Canoe Ride Down the Sok RiverThis is one of the amazing scenes you see on the canoe trip down the Sok River.Photo by: Barry RAustralia, 11 2008 -
Useful Information
Khao Sok Full Day Jungle Safari from Phuket
Then, take a ride of a lifetime a top an elephant, as you explore the jungle. You will trek for approximately one hour along jungle trails deep into the valley, with stunning scenery along the way. Afterward travel to the Khao Sok view point for great panoramas of the area before becoming acquainted with the inhabitants of Monkey Cave.
Stop for lunch of traditional Thai favourites at a restaurant near the river. Then put your swim suit on and paddle down the river by canoe. The trip takes approximately 1.5-hours and you will see gibbons swinging in the trees, snakes basking in the sun and other wildlife as you make your way down stream. Your tour concludes with a transfer back to Phuket Town arriving early in the evening.
Reviewed by Jackie, Australia, March 2013
Our tour guide Ann was excellent, the Thai government is still building the memorial where the navy boat was washed ashore once it is complete it will be impressive, the canoneing relaxing and no complaints about lunch. The elephant ride was nothing like we have experienced before the handler actually gets of the elephant and walks leaving the passangers in the seat (a little bit scary) but good all the same. Instead of going to Monkey Temple we went to a park there was so many monkeys there it was great.
All up worth every cent.
Reviewed by Warren B, April 2012
Fabulour trip - air conditioned bus - about 2 hours both ways but well worth the travel.
