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There are literally hundreds of caves in the Trang province carved into the rugged limestone mountains and cliffs. A few are accessible for visitors, whilst the majority are for the dedicated speleologist. Some of the caves have been turned into temples and house a variety of Buddha images.

Tham Le/Khao Kob

Thirty seven kilometers north of Trang town, near Huai Yod, the journey to the cave is a scenic drive through the countryside and surrounding rubber plantations. The cave is then entered by boat along a very narrow stream and the roof of the cave is so low that at points you have to lie flat in the boat. At several places you can leave the boat to walk through chambers filled with floor to ceiling stalagmites and stalactites, a truly impressive sight.

Trang is the ideal destination for nature lovers and visitors who enjoy exploring areas of natural beauty. Large areas of the province are designated national parks and forest reserves, preserving a variety of unique eco-systems from mangrove swamps to virgin rain forests. In addition, visitors can be charmed by the glistening waterfalls and exquisite caves carved out of the limestone.

Whilst some of the national parks are easy to visit, others are up to three hours drive from the hotel and are more of a soft adventure experience, requiring treks and some degree of strenuous activity. However, those who want a taste of natural beauty need go no further than the national park right next to the resort. This is so close you can walk or go by bicycle.

Nevertheless, driving through the countryside in Trang is in itself an experience. The area is completely undeveloped from a tourist perspective and the roads have little traffic so that you can enjoy the scenic beauty of mountains, forests and large scale rubber plantations.

Khao Pu Khao Ya National Park

Situated between Trang and Pattalung provinces, this park covering almost seven hundred kilometers was set up as a conservation area in 1982. The park is rich in bird life with 125 species being sighted including the rare black eagle. Spectacular caves can be seen, including Ruen Thep Nimit and Nai Phud, plus there are a number of impressive waterfalls. Fifty kilometers further into the park there is a breeding center for wildlife.

The numerous waterfalls or “namtok” are a major attraction in Trang. As well as being a great place to bathe and cool off, their scenic beauty provides and exquisite setting for a picnic.

Ton Tae

Forty six kilometers southeast of Trang town, this is one of the most spectacular waterfalls towering three hundred and twenty meters high. This waterfall is always flowing, but is best seen in the rainy season from September to November. The approach is quite difficult but the climb to the top is definitely worthwhile and the surrounding forest is particular beautiful and has many different types of plants including rattan.

Island hopping
Diving & snorkeling
Windsurfing and sailing
Kayaking
Biking
Other activities at the resort

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