Things to do in Khlong Muang Beach

It was such a special experience! We got to interact with the elephants, feed them, and even bathe them, which was incredibly fulfilling. If you hand your phone to the staff, they'll take a million photos and videos for you, haha. The elephants were truly adorable, and it made me realize how important it is to cherish and protect nature. If you choose the bathing option, it's best to wear a swimsuit. There are free lockers and shower rooms on-site, so just bring a towel.

What a fun fun experience this was. Our Guide 'Ou' forgive my spelling, was great and very informative if you asked the questions. He's been at this business the longest and was able to get us around the Mangroves(we got to see the monkeys), The Jungle and the open ocean on the Kayak tour. Joined up with a family for the first half and then headed out to the ATVs on my own. loved the fact that we got to see some monkeys and we had most of the places to our little group. made for some great photos by ourselves away from the crowds. I wouldn't hesitate to book this tour, half or full day it's a great experience. we were provided life jackets and a dry bag, be sure to bring Mosquito spray, lotion, waterproof bag for your phone, a change of clothes and a towel. they have lockers on site to lock your stuff up. we left valuables in the car.

our group really enjoyed the boat tour! we got direct pick up from our resort (Panan Krabi Resort). itinerary: we didn’t stop at the maya bay since it was closed but our guide extended our lunch period so we were able to walk around the beach that we had lunch at and spent more time in bamboo island for more swimming and lounging. it was a great experience especially for someone who’s not a good swimmer (wear your lifejacket). scenic views on board: one point to add is if you’re in the jumbo size boat, it’s hard get a view during stopovers or entire ride if you’re sitting in the back. if you mainly there for the activities like swimming and snorkelling you don’t need to sit at the front (also can be too “bumpy bumpy” as per our guide 😂).

Great we were With the Eagle iland tour and the guide nee was great and the whole staff was very helpful

Overall very good and informative visit. The sanctuary does not allow any elephant rides, which was one reason I chose to visit.

The organization was perfect and so was the tour. There was coffee, juices, and snacks, and the dinner was delicious. The boat is spacious and clean! The tour guide was very fun and polite. The best part of the tour is the sunset and the bioluminescence! You can't record videos or take pictures of it, but you can live the experience. The guide takes pictures of you during the tour with your camera! I thought that was great!

Our family had an amazing experience training here with my two 8-year-old daughters. The instructors were patient, kind, and made the class fun while giving us a real feel for authentic Muay Thai techniques and training drills. The girls received plenty of one-on-one attention, and the instructors even played kid-friendly music to help them feel comfortable and enjoy the experience. This was an unforgettable experience for all three of us. If you're looking for an authentic Muay Thai gym that is also wonderful with children, I highly recommend this one!

private luxury longtail boat trip to Hong Island was absolute perfectio..A big shoutout to our friendly taxi driver who provided a smooth, prompt pick-up and drop-off to the pier. Special thanks to our amazing boat driver for navigating safely and bringing us to the most beautiful spots, as well as our wonderful tour guide from Phi Phi who made the entire trip so fun, informative, and unforgettable. Great service, delicious snacks, and breathtaking views—10/10 highly recommended

A truly worthwhile journey! The driver arrived at the hotel promptly in the morning, picked up a few other guests at another hotel, and then we headed straight to Mirror Lake. My mom and I rowed the boat ourselves the entire way. Although we encountered several obstacles along the way, we managed to overcome them all. We had scheduled our trip to start at 9 a.m., and we finished rowing and returned to shore around 10:50 a.m. After getting off the boat, the owner served us ice-cold water and chilled watermelon. After eating, we took a short walk around the area before departing exactly at 11:30 a.m.