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We had a great experience on this tour. Our guide, Angkoon Sarote, was very kind, friendly, and helpful. He provided all the important information and patiently answered all our questions. A big plus was the early start — when we arrived at the Emerald Pool, there were very few people. We also highly recommend walking to the Blue Pool; we were lucky to have it completely to ourselves, which was an unforgettable experience. Around 10:00 a.m., many tourists started arriving. The Hot Springs were nice to see, although it was quite hot outside, so we didn’t stay long. Nearby, there was a food court where we enjoyed a refreshing fruit shake. The tour ended at Tiger Cave Temple. Climbing the 1,260 steps was challenging, but the path was mostly shaded and the view at the top was absolutely worth it. We definitely recommend this tour.

Booked a boat day tour (15.10.2025) on Thailand's Angthong Marine Park with Kayaking, and the experience was magnificent. From day 1( 3 months before the trip), all communication was nice and fluid. The tour guides were very friendly and helpful, and the food provided onboard was very good. The kayaking experience was well organized and all ended well. Thank you for the wonderful experience.

Booked a tour to the Khao Sok National Park from AoNang and it wasn't quite what we were expecting. Instead of the two hours per way it was 2.5 hours so in total 5 hours by car instead of 4. The boat ride on the lake can get very wet very fast and we were not told about this, so after 45 minutes by boat to the cave we were all very wet. The cave took 15 minutes in total, there were group after group coming in and it was very crowded. After the cave and a short boat ride away we went into the "jungle trek" which was a stroll through a path that took 30 minutes in total and we wondered at some vines and saw a spider. There were also numerous groups of other people around and very crowded. From there we went to a pier where there is a restaurant and had lunch, this was the last part of the tour, we had almost two hours there and you could in theory also take and use a kayak or swim. The swimming had to be done using a life vest so it was quite difficult and the kayaks were only maybe 10 of them and 200 people around wanting to take them. You also has to pay 500 baht deposit for one paddle. I actually waited in line for 15 minutes to pat deposit and they didn't have change for 1000 baht! Anyway there was another wait for the kayaks to return so that was that with this kayaks. Ofcourse there was no tine limit in those, so there were people taking them and then staying there for hours... We took the boat back (50 minutes ride) and some of us ended all wet again, depeding on the place you had in the boat. And again the car to AoNang, 2.5 hours. The thing is that this tour is also took by the people who get accomodation on site in the national Park and it seems this is the norm. All the tours start at the same time and that's why it gets so crowded. The conclusion is that it feels like a genuine tourist trap, too much efort for very little in return and all for a pretty high price, we paid around 3700 baht per person. It was all rushed, the only thing not rushed was the car ride to there and back. The place is nice and is worth visiting but not like this, not with this tour...