バンコク発エラワン滝とクワイ川にかかる橋ツアー

I almost skipped this tour, and I'm so glad I didn't. Every level of Erawan Falls had its own character, and the water was unbelievably clear. The itinerary never felt rushed, which made the whole xp relaxing instead of exhausting. A perfect escape from the city.

War museum was not very good, would be better to eat lunch at River Kwai as options by the time we got to Erawan Falls were limited.

Eddy was absolut fabulos! We really enjoyed the time with him and he was very helpful and funny!

The Thai guide was very professional. Waterfall, a nice little canoe tour.

I had a great experience with Eddy he was extremely helpful! I recommend this activity! It was amazing!

We had a wonderful day with our tour guide, Rach! On the way to the JEATH Museum, he provided excellent historical background. Although the museum is small, Rach guided us through everything, explaining what we were seeing and answering questions. Our next stop was the Bridge over the River Kwai. Once again, Rach did an excellent job explaining the site's history and significance. He also helped us take some great photos. The final stop was Erawan Waterfalls, where we had about four hours to hike and explore. Rach accompanied us up to the fourth waterfall. After that, he explained the remaining levels so we knew what to expect as we continued our hike. Lockers were available at Level 2 for storing bags. Overall, we thoroughly enjoyed our trip and would highly recommend Rach to anyone!

Extremely pleasant experience. A break outside of Bangkok. The bridge over the River Kwai and especially the magnificent Erawan waterfalls.

This was an amazing trip with plenty of time to hike to stage 7.Note that it is a pretty steep hike in several locations,but we'll worth the effort. I would have liked to have had more time at the Kwai River bridge,but that would be my only negative.This trip is well worth taking and Bond was a fun and entertaining guide and made the experience enjoyable.

(TLDR: Accommodating, kind guide. Museum: small but good to get some history. Bridge: nice for pictures with a small market. Lunch: very good, enough time. Erawan: beautiful! Overall: very good value for money, well worth it! Pop was our guide, and he was fabulous! He had a strong no man left behin attitude, was accommodating, friendly, and made sure to keep to schedule! So glad I booked it, you really get your moneys worth! The museum was okay, but most of the artefacts were not clearly labelled. They are all pretty self explanatory, but you dont have any plachards with origins of them to read! There was a corridor of art and pictures with captioned descriptions. As the guide was not speaking in his first language, there wasnt too much detail in the history, but I undstood him throughout and do not feel hard done by at all. I understood him throughout, and we were given a small booklet that outlines the basic timeline anyway too! The brige was really nice to see, a good photo opportunity for those inclined, and there was a local market there when I went (Friday) The lunch was so, so good, at a restaurant from Pop's recommendation. Portion sizes were extremely generous and food was excellent, well worth the money! The main reason I booked this, and most other people would, was for Erawan, which was beautiful! Not too busy, so not to claustrophobic in the water. Didnt manage to get all the way up because we ran out of time, but still a great experience. Would recommend walking all the way up to the 7th waterfall first, if that is what you want to do, so you dont lose track of time in the water like we did!

This a must do experience. Not only did the tour guide Kevin & Mr Ung provide a really good insight to the Thai history during WW2, Erawan Falls was amazing. I should note that the falls can be done by anyone, however if you want to go up to the top, then you need to be fit as there are a lot of step, some that are slightly higher than others. You also need to pay to bring plastic bottles in (from level 2), though you do get your money back when you go back down. It's also good to pack light, as they do have small lockers to hire for a fee (cash only). For the falls, you can go up as far as you can & it's worth hiring a life jacket for 20 baht to swim. A heads up also that there are small to large Mahseer fish that will come nibbling at your feet (mainly to eat the dead skin). It can be overwhelming at first, however once you get used to it, you can swim out and even climb on the rocks/get some really good photos. The only other thing to note - make sure those travelling with you know what the pick up & departure times are, as it is a long drive back to Bangkok and 2x we had to wait for 1 person to both return from the falls and later decide to get a coffee, when we were told strictly the last stop before returning was a toilet only break.