Krabi Outback Explorer To Emerald Pool, Wareerak Hotspring And Beyond

Paid for the full day with 30min ATV at the end. I felt the activitity to be very unorganised and the guides being unable to speak english fully strange. Oddly not far from the activity we had to stop and wait for Van 2 to show up then some passengers was swopped from the vans. The Emerald spring was nothing special, the Blue Pool I found to be so much better with the trek through the forest to get to it amazing. The hot springs again nothing amazing here too the hot springs are natural but they are housed in a man-made structure around them which i felt spoilt them.The best part for me was the ATV ride at the end which I choose,the course we took was really good and testing...but you could also choose Kayaking or the Tiger Temple. Overall 4/5 slightly pricey and the food was basic.

Fantastic! The tour guide was such a kind young lady, sweet person and a very consistent worker! Tour was just great

Emerald pools was busy . Hot springs was nice but their gardener started chopping the trees and bushes with a gasoline trimmer that emitted a lot of smoke and pollution that ruined the ambiance of relaxation there & I had to put on a mask to not inhale the toxic carbon dioxide & smoke. Trip to the Tiger temple was ok. The steps were very steep and not worth it unless you like the challenge of the hike & sweat in the hot weather. Tour guide was funny and pick up Van arrived on time.

This was a good half day trip. The pools were stunning to see and the hotspring at the end was very refreshing.

Could have been a lovely trip but turned into a V mark on the sites. Lots of delays. The pick up from the hotel was on time at 8am, but for some reason we had to wait for another group before entering the Emerald Pool. The walk towards the Emerald Pool is exactly 1 kilometer. In the program it should be a slow walk of about half an hour. In practice, to make up for the delay, there was a quick fifteen-minute walk, with no explanations along the way. And instead of spending an hour in the pool, allocate only 45 minutes. The hot springs were also only about half an hour instead of an hour. In the end we returned to the hotel at 4 pm. They call it a half-day trip, but in reality we wasted a whole day on an hour and a half of experiences and everything else was waiting and driving. disappointed.

We liked the program of the trip, we enjoyed the beauties of nature and even those 1260 steps up to the Tiger Cave Temple. But we have suffered all day twisted and bent, stuck on the back seats of the van sized for children. My husband is 1.90 meter, I am 1.75. And there were children in the group. But no one cared. So disappointing.

The vehicle came for pock up at 8.35,but it took long time to pick up just 3 families 🙄 The guide was hardly knowing English. Even,he was not using signboard for the communication. Lot of time got wasted,resulting in very less time for all activities.

7 of us were picked up promptly from our hotel & taken to the Emerald pool to avoid the crowds, had a swim & spent some time there before being taken to the spa for a delicious thai lunch, my friend & I are vegetarian, the food was so good. After lunch we spent time in the hot pools. You are given clothes to wear & a towel. The water is very hot! Next stop was the tiger cave, it is a very long & steep climb to the top but so worth it, views were breathtaking. Be careful of the monkeys, they love to steal food & drink of you. Our tour guide was lovely, very friendly & very knowledgeable. I would highly recommend this tour, it's a small group tour, there were 11 of us in total. Definitely worth paying that bit extra.

We had a very wonderful time on our Jungle Tour in Krabi. We were picked up at 830 am from our hotel after which we drove to the crystal pool. After a dip in the pool, we had a delicious Thai lunch. We then drove to the Hot Springs where we spent some time and ended our trip by visiting the Tiger Cave Temple. Our guide Nit was very helpful and kind throughout the trip. The bus we drove in was comfortable as well. Overall this was a very nice day spent in Krabi. I highly recommend if you would like to see a different side of Krabi than beaches.

The climb to the Tiger Cave was really a challenge in the heat, shame i couldn't manage to the top. Loved the swim in the Crystal Pool, followed by the dip in lush hot springs with high privacy.

1. Got pick up by tour operator at 8:30 2. Went to Tiger Caves & Did small hill climbing approx. 1260 steps to the top of hill) there is nothing much to see. Even wouldn't have mind to give a miss to this. 3. From caves, straight to scrumptious Thai style lunch( it was indeed yummy) 4. We spent almost 45-50 min in Wareerak hot spring spa, which was the best experience. Had good time with amazing group members from Romania, UK, China

Picking up at the hotel (Beyond Resort) was, as with the other excursions, very relaxed and pleasant. Here again in advance, a huge thank you to our Lek, who took a lot of time for the participants and is a dream especially for German-speaking travelers without English skills! We started the tour in the rainforest of Khaopra - Bangkhram. On site, we walk a short distance (paved path) through the rainforest to the first stop, the Emerald Pool. Here you have the opportunity to swim and refresh yourself. Thanks to the recommendation of our Lek - and I would also recommend this at this point - you should go a short distance further into the forest before bathing and look at the blue lagoon. And quite honestly, the half-hour you miss from bathing is made up for many times over by the sight of this lagoon! A beautiful piece of earth! Just breathtaking! After you have been able to take in nature, there is still enough time to swim in the Emerald pool for a lap in the water. **At the beginning of the tour you will be supplied with filled aluminium water bottles, which you carry with you the rest of the tour** The second stop was the thermal springs. Here you are provided with the traditional clothes of the Thais (Google: Thai changing pants). After a short shower you can then enter the pools. It is interesting that the hot springs are also located in the middle of the rainforest, away from the crowds. You also get a short introduction to bathing correctly. **The different pools also have different temperatures. I recommend finding out for yourself what temperatures you can tolerate. The warmest pools have hosed even me (29 years young) properly. In case of need, you can also stay in the "colder" pools** After two "rounds" of the thermal pool we also got our lunch right nearby. The last stop was the so-called Tiger Cave Temple (Wat Tham Sua). Those who can should definitely try the 1260 steps to the summit of the Temple Mount. **Important, please don't underestimate the climb: I am with my wife full of vigour and cockiness up the stairs until my pulse watch (after about 350 steps) with 160 pulses has come to a pause *wink* We have already worked our way up the last steps badly. And this is partly because the steps are sometimes very steep and uneven. I had to climb the steps on all fours from time to time. Basically, however, this can be done if you take the time for enough breaks. The descent is no problem for this** You will be rewarded with a gigantic view over the region and a very beautiful Buddha statue. Just Google the temple and let the view take you with it. Also worth mentioning are the monkeys that "populate" the temple at the foot of the mountain. These little cheeky monkeys have it fist-thick behind their ears. So take good care of food, drink, sunglasses etc! After the temple we went back to the hotel quite relaxed. In my opinion a trip that is highly recommended!

Have started with the Tiger Cave temple, Lek has explained everything very extensively and interestingly. The ascent to the Budda figure with 1283 steps was exhausting , the view then simply magnificent. Then we went on to the hot springs, the non-public spa area had different temperature pools to switch between, totally super. Then there was a small snack. Well strengthened we went to the Emeral/Crystel pool at the end, our guide Lek explained everything great again. The way through the jungle was interesting and then the refreshing swim in the pool. Thanks to the Krabi specialists for the environmentally friendly attitude. Aluminium water bottles that are always refilled and Lek as an informative guide. A great day in Thailand

N training and n having only 4 days to go around what there was in Aonang, we were obliged to be productive: Hot springs, a crazy world, see photo. Chinese everywhere pushing themselves, difficult to manage to make a place for themselves, prefer the pool created a little upstream. We already had the Chinese, we ran into a redneck with his compound, and another with his drone... The emerald bathtubs are more worth it, but tight timing to go see the farthest and we were expected at the restaurant booked by the circuit (the canteen capable of accommodating 300 people 1 shot...). The temple, so don't forget to drink, 600m of elevation gain of 1200 steps and 40 minutes. Some are 40 cm high. It's beautiful but it's timid, barely time to see the rest... Well, that's a must but...

Yet another wonderful visit!! Ek, our guide, was very careful and made sure that our visit was in the best conditions. We visited the Emerald Pool early in the morning so there were still few people which was ideal. This was followed by the Wareerak Spa which was just wonderful, ending with Tiger Cave Temple. I therefore highly recommend this visit. Khop khoun kha 🙏🏻

We were picked up from our hotel at 8:30 a.m. My mom and I and a very nice couple with 2 lovely little girls were there. On the bus were a couple who were also super cool & nice. The ride took us first to the Emeral Pool. The fact that we also visited the one first quickly turned out to be very correct. The water was super pleasant and the pool itself was nice and empty. After about 30 minutes you noticed that it was getting fuller and fuller. The visit was super nice and recommended. Afterwards we went back towards the exit where we were taken to the restaurant where a very delicious meal was waiting for us. The next stop on our tour was the Hot Springs. Oh that was wonderful, you got, Special Thai bathing clothes and then was led to the bathing spots. There was a cold and a warm and a really hot spring. We took turns getting into these. Also this point of the tour was really nice. The Tiger 🐯 Cave Temple was the final touch. Unfortunately, I can't say much about the temple, as I have mastered the damn heavy 1270 steps up with the man and his daughter. I want to say right in advance that the stairs are very different in size and the ascent is not to be underestimated. The view was worth all the effort for us then 😁 you had a super wide view that you won’t forget anytime soon 🤗 Now to our tour guide. That was # Lek # which was super friendly and helpful to all of us from the first second. The best thing was that Lek also knew German very well. A trip with her I can and I am very sure the whole group highly recommend. Greetings Nico 😎