Chomthong Pier - boat trips to Kissing Cave

Chomthong Pier is the launching point for boat excursions to Kissing Cave, a striking limestone formation within Sam Roi Yot National Park in Prachuap Khiri Khan province. The cave takes its name from two rock peaks that appear to meet, and the journey to reach it passes through calm waters and lotus fields before arriving at the cave entrance. Visitors report a well-guided experience with knowledgeable and friendly boat operators who help navigate both the route and the photo opportunities the cave presents. Inside the cave, a newer boat has been installed to transport visitors through the interior, making it easier to move around and take photographs without needing to bring the main vessel in. The lighting and rock formations inside create a visually rewarding stop, and the cave is accessible as part of a broader Sam Roi Yot National Park itinerary that includes other natural attractions in the area. Good to know: Boat trips cost approximately 600 THB per person, which visitors consider good value for the experience. Entry to the cave falls under the Sam Roi Yot National Park fee structure, currently around 200 THB, and it is worth keeping the ticket as it covers multiple park stops on the same day. National Park entry opens at 08:00. Afternoon visits around 4:30pm offer particularly good light inside the cave. As opening hours vary seasonally, it is advisable to confirm arrangements through a local tour operator or accommodation in advance.