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Spend the night in Thailand's oldest evergreen rainforest with a multi-day trip to Khao Sok National Park. These overnight tours include jungle trekking, canoeing, and sleeping in floating bungalows on Cheow Lan Lake.
Free Cancellation Spend two days on Cheow Lan Lake spotting wildlife and sleeping in basic floating bamboo huts.
Trek the jungle for three hours, float the Khao Sok River, and sleep in a bungalow and a floating lake rafthouse.
Stay overnight in a jungle bungalow during this two-day trek and canoe trip through Khao Sok's rainforest.
New This overnight tour has AC floating bungalows on Khao Sok Lake and includes guided wildlife safaris and all meals.
Read what travelers share about their experience visiting Khao Sok — from practical tips to personal highlights.
An overnight tour in Khao Sok means sleeping in a floating raft house on Cheow Lan Lake or a basic jungle bungalow near the park headquarters. You spend two to three days on the water or muddy trails, tracking macaques and walking through limestone caves. Book the lake stay if you want to wake up surrounded by karst cliffs.
About 165 square kilometers of water cover the flooded valley. Long-tail boats motor past vertical limestone towers rising straight from the emerald surface.
You sleep directly on the water. Standard bungalows use shared toilets and fans, while superior options offer air conditioning and private bathrooms.
This trek requires wading through an underground river. Flash floods make it dangerous during heavy rain, so guides check upstream conditions before entering.
Trails cut through ancient evergreen rainforest. Leeches are common in the wet season, so wear tall socks and sturdy trekking shoes.
Guides use spotlights to find civets and massive tarantulas. These evening walks only happen around the park headquarters, not on the lake.
Paddling down the river corridor offers close views of the limestone cliffs. You might spot wild elephants feeding along the banks.
Overnight tours require choosing between basic jungle bungalows and upgraded floating raft houses. Boat availability dictates the schedule, so secure your spot months ahead for dry season trips.
Most standard tours use simple fan-cooled bungalows with shared bathrooms. Superior lake tours upgrade you to air conditioning and private facilities. Pick the superior option if you need reliable power.
Foreign adults pay 300 Baht for the headquarters area and another 300 Baht for Cheow Lan Lake. Many tours exclude these fees. Bring Thai Baht cash, as cards are not accepted at the gates.
Floating raft houses sell out between December and April. Book your tour at least two months early for this peak period. Shoulder season in May or November offers better availability.
Lake tours suit most fitness levels, but jungle treks demand stamina. You will walk through mud, cross rivers, and climb steep inclines for up to three hours.
Long-tail boats have limited space. Operators usually restrict passengers to one carry-on bag. Leave oversized suitcases at your mainland hotel or the tour office.
Heavy rain shuts down cave access and some boat routes. Tours operate in standard wet conditions, but operators cancel trips if storms make the lake unsafe. You get a full refund or reschedule if this happens.
Humidity prevents clothes from drying overnight. Pack quick-dry spares in a waterproof bag. Bring a headlamp for caves and grip shoes for slippery mud.
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| 2-Day Lake Wildlife Tour | 3-Day Jungle & Lake Combo | 2-Day Jungle Safari | Superior Lake Overnight | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Accommodation | Basic floating bungalow | Jungle bungalow + raft house | Simple jungle bungalow | A/C floating bungalow with private bath |
| Best for | Wildlife spotting and lake views | Active hikers wanting both terrains | River canoeing and rainforest trekking | Comfort-focused travelers |
| Includes | Meals, transfers, guide | Meals, transfers, boat ride | Meals, canoe gear, transfers | Meals, upgraded room |
| Price from | $298 | $404 | $243 | $160 (fees excluded) |
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Timing your visit requires knowing the separate zone schedules.
Shared minivans and private taxis connect Krabi directly to Khao Sok village or the Cheow Lan Lake pier.
December to April offers the driest trails and lower humidity.
Khao Sok is largely unpaved and muddy.
Amenities depend entirely on your chosen accommodation.
The park enforces strict environmental and cultural guidelines.
Most tours exclude the entrance fees. You pay 300 Baht for the headquarters and 300 Baht for the lake directly to rangers in cash.
You can walk short trails near headquarters alone. National park rules require a licensed guide for longer treks, cave visits, and night safaris.
Standard raft houses are basic, featuring shared bathrooms and fan cooling. Superior options provide air conditioning, private bathrooms, and reliable power.
Nam Talu Cave involves wading through an underground river. Flash floods make it dangerous during heavy rain. Guides monitor upstream weather and will cancel cave entry if risks are high.
Long-tail boats lack space for heavy luggage. Tour operators restrict you to one carry-on bag. You must leave large suitcases at your previous hotel or a storage facility.
About 200 wild elephants live in the park. You might spot them along the Sok River or lake edges, but sightings require luck and patience.
Yes, especially after rain. They are harmless but cause minor bleeding. Wear tall socks tucked into your trousers to keep them off your skin.
Drones are strictly banned without prior written permission from the park department. Flying illegally risks a 100,000 Baht fine and equipment confiscation.
Shared minivans take 3.5 hours and cost about 450 Baht per person. Many multi-day tours include round-trip transfers directly from Krabi hotels.
Wear closed-toe trekking shoes with good grip for the mud. Pack quick-dry clothing in a waterproof bag, as the high humidity prevents cotton from drying overnight.
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This two-day trip heads deep into Khao Sok National Park to Cheow Lan Lake. Boats pass vertical limestone cliffs and dead tree trunks rising from the water. You'll likely see macaques or hornbills from the deck. Wildlife is easier to spot here than elsewhere in the park. Overnight stays are in basic bamboo huts floating on the water. The trip is quiet. There's no electricity — the only light at night comes from the stars. These aren't luxury cabins; expect thin mattresses and shared bathrooms. Bring a headlamp for the walk to the toilet.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
German, English, French
This three-day trip starts with a three-hour trek into the center of Khao Sok National Park. You'll spend the first night in a jungle bungalow. It’s a basic stay. Leeches are common on the trails after rain — wear long socks. The second day moves to the water for a float down the Khao Sok River and a longtail boat ride across Cheow Lan Lake. You'll see the limestone formations inside Pra Kay Petch Cave before heading to a floating rafthouse for the final night. It's quiet out there. Pack a headlamp for the cave and some dry bags for your gear on the boat.
If you cancel at least 6 full day(s) before the scheduled departure time, you will receive a full refund.<br>If you cancel between 2 and 6 day(s) before the scheduled departure time, you will receive a 50% refund.<br>If you cancel within 2 day(s) of the scheduled departure, you will receive a 0% refund.
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This two-day trip goes into Khao Sok National Park, which is Thailand’s oldest evergreen rainforest. You’ll sleep in a jungle bungalow and spend the days trekking and canoeing with an English-speaking guide. It’s humid. Your clothes won't dry overnight, so bring spares in a waterproof bag. The canoe leg follows the river current beneath limestone cliffs. Look for macaques and lizards in the overhanging branches. The trek involves several hours of walking on uneven trails. It's often muddy. If there’s been heavy rain, the river rises quickly and leeches come out. Buy the long guard socks at the park gate. They’re essential.
If you cancel at least 6 full day(s) before the scheduled departure time, you will receive a full refund.<br>If you cancel between 2 and 6 day(s) before the scheduled departure time, you will receive a 50% refund.<br>If you cancel within 2 day(s) of the scheduled departure, you will receive a 0% refund.
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You'll stay overnight in a floating bungalow on Cheow Lan Lake equipped with air conditioning and a private bathroom. Most raft houses use shared toilets and fans. This is a significant step up. All meals are included and consist of southern Thai staples like spicy curries and fresh lake fish. Power is usually switched off between midnight and 6:00 AM, so charge your devices early. Boat safaris depart in the morning and evening to look for wild elephants, gaurs, and dusky langurs in the shoreline trees. You'll also hike into the rainforest to explore a limestone cave or a mountain viewpoint. Caves often flood during the rainy season. If the water is too high, the guide will switch the trek to a ridge path. Kayaks are tied to the raft house so you can paddle into the nearby inlets. Pack a headlamp and plenty of insect repellent.
If you cancel at least 6 full day(s) before the scheduled departure time, you will receive a full refund.<br>If you cancel between 2 and 6 day(s) before the scheduled departure time, you will receive a 50% refund.<br>If you cancel within 2 day(s) of the scheduled departure, you will receive a 0% refund.
Thai, English