Heldagstur i jungle med Wat Tham Suea-templet, Sra Morakot-bassinet og de varme kilder i Krabi

Great experience, the hot springs are very relaxing and the blue lagoon is very nice. The emerald pool if it's too full. Tiger temple is beautiful and a great experience but not recommended for people without fitness

Everything was wonderful. Highly recommend it. From the beginning to the end. Thank you for your professionalism

Very little information unfortunately. And what he told us was extremely difficult to understand. Would have really loved to have heard more about the temple, the area, the pools

The hot springs were great as we had private access only to share with one other group. The emerald pool was horrendous. Our guide had warned us it would be busy, but it was crazy busy and just not the beautiful natural waters we had been promised.

Many water points do not make very natural especially the one where you swim! The guide very smiling and available, ensures his follow-up, the driver coming although discreet. The temple is a good physical exercise rewarded by sight.

A little to much for one day, very little time each place. Beautiful destinations though, I would recommend taking either the pools or tiger temple in one day trip. Also feels a little silly, that there is an additional fee for entering the tiger tempel, since its under construction so you can't! It also wasnt possible to walk the mountain because of bad weather when arriving to the tiger temple, but that not the guides fault ofcourse, she recommended to go there early morning instead.

Really liked the lady tour guide in the taxi, but besides that it was just a taxi taking you to these places. There was no guide/tour, it was just visiting those places all by yourself. Also skip the hot springs. If you are from Europe I recommend going to Center Parks or Landal swimmingpool for an better experience

Well organized and a nice trip! Were almost always the first at the individual stations, so it was not quite as crowded!

Crystal pool and hot springs were so crowded that we skipped it and just walk around. It just didn't feel nice to sit in a small hot spring with plenty of other people. Tiger temple was the last thing we visited. It was very hot day and we didn't have enough time to visit the temple, because it is very high on a mountain and the only way to get there is by stairs. So we missed that one. Beware of the monkeys who like to steal your stuff! But they were still very cute and fun to watch

This is a sightseeing and active eco-tour giving a complete picture of Krabi, a typical province of SEE, excluding the Andaman Sea. Everywhere a little bit, you get exhausted by the pleasure of the "picture" that has developed by the evening about what is in the visited territory: mountain caves, buda temples, lakes-waterfalls, hot springs, jungle... You must bring: swimming aids, protective equipment against blood suckers and sun, comfortable shoes, clothes hiding bare shoulders and knees when visiting temples... It would be nice to still be young and healthy or trained for outdoor activities... First you are steamed in thirty degrees heat in natural hot springs: shallow natural cavities filled with hot water and people, the cascading waterfall passes into a pond, where there is a platform with similarities and tarzanki. Changing rooms are apparently somewhere, but recommend not changing and putting a towel under the wet move to the next stop. It's a long, half-running journey through the trails in the jungle of National Park. Chic views: turbulent interweavings of bright vegetation, mangroves, a wild lake with crystal clear water and a dazzling blue bottom due to copper mineralization. And finally, a big lake with karst pistes and waterfalls to bathe in. Here for a swim, change and the next item... It's a place of worship and religion that needs to be dedicated not for 1.5 hours, but all day. A few points to view: the temple cave, on the third level behind the bars the sacred trail of the Tiger strewn with offering money; a large area with several temple complexes, a waterfall and a swimming pool with a mass of wild monkeys descending from the mountain in search of food from wandering tourists - not recommended to feed! You can walk around the mountain on the right: a small climb and descent into a couple of terraces, there are monks' houses in the jungle, there are many cells in the mountain, beyond the great Buddha with a mass of offerings, a dummy and the skeleton of the Righteous, and an open-air refectory. And also right uphill many terraces for relaxation, steep 1260 steps and when climbing you need to calculate the forces on the descent. But those who opened from the height of beauty are worth it: the golden Buddha and many more smaller ones, the view from the height. And pride in conquering the tallest statue in Krabi province. We have to catch the tour bus and not get caught in the squeal of the waiting company of strange satellites! Good luck and thinking about what's been overcome.