Phraya Nakhon Cave Trekking Adventure

Highlight
Pineapple Plantations
Laem Sala Beach Boat Ride
Phraya Nakhon Cave Pavilion
Scenic Forest Trek
Secluded Beach Relaxation

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Explore one of Thailand’s most iconic natural landmarks on our Phraya Nakhon Cave Trekking Adventure. Walk through local pineapple plantations, take a scenic boat ride, and hike along coastal forest trails to reach the magnificent cave and its sunlit royal pavilion. After the trek, unwind at a peaceful beach and enjoy the serene atmosphere of Sam Roi Yod National Park. A perfect blend of adventure, culture, and relaxation.

Destination	Prachuap Khiri Khan
Start City	Hua Hin
End City	Hua Hin
Tour Type	Private Tour
Period	Day Tour
Depart	mtwthfsasu
Condition	Moderate
Tour Code	H-TREK2

Highlight
Pineapple Plantations
Laem Sala Beach Boat Ride
Phraya Nakhon Cave Pavilion
Scenic Forest Trek
Secluded Beach Relaxation

Benefit
Private Trekking Tour
Flexible & Safe Experience
Unique Photo Locations
Adventure + Relaxation
Ideal for Nature Lovers

Notice:

If weather conditions make boat travel unsafe, the journey will proceed via a scenic mountain crossing instead. In the event of sudden weather changes resulting in the closure of the National Park, adjustments to the itinerary may be necessary to ensure your safety and enjoyment.
Please wear comfortable walking shoes and pack swimming attire for a more enjoyable experience.

Phraya Nakhon Cave Trekking

Itinerary

: Meet Your Guide: Begin your adventure as your guide greets you at your hotel lobby before heading to Sam Roi Yod National Park.

Pineapple Plantation Visit: Start with a visit to Prachuap Khiri Khan’s pineapple fields. Learn about the region’s famous produce and enjoy scenic views of rural farmland.

Phraya Nakhon Cave Trek: Continue to Laem Sala Beach, where you will normally take a short longtail boat ride across the bay to the trailhead. The boat transfer takes only a few minutes and offers beautiful coastal scenery along the way.

In case of strong winds or rough sea conditions, the boat may not operate for safety reasons. When this happens, guests can reach Laem Sala Beach by walking along a scenic hillside path. The walk takes around 20–30 minutes and offers panoramic views of the ocean and surrounding cliffs.

Once at Laem Sala Beach, begin the hike to Phraya Nakhon Cave. The trail is moderately challenging, with rocky steps and forested sections, and generally takes 20–40 minutes depending on pace. Along the way, enjoy the peaceful nature and occasional viewpoints overlooking the coastline.

Inside the cave, you will be rewarded with one of Thailand’s most magical natural sights — the royal pavilion illuminated by beams of sunlight streaming through the cave’s open ceiling. The light is especially beautiful in the late morning, particularly during the cooler winter months when the sun angle is perfect.

This is a rare and unforgettable experience: a blend of adventure, natural wonder, and cultural significance. The journey may require effort, but the breathtaking view of the sunlit pavilion makes it truly worth it for those who reach it.

Lunch Break: Enjoy a delicious Thai lunch at a local restaurant to recharge after your trek.

Relax at a Secluded Beach: Spend some time relaxing on a quiet beach surrounded by nature. Perfect for photos, unwinding, or simply taking in the peaceful scenery.

Return to Hotel: After a full day of exploration, travel back to your hotel with unforgettable memories.

FIT Group All

Rates: Phraya Nakhon Cave Trekking

Service Class	FIT				Group
Service Class	1 / Person	2 / Person	3-4 / Person	5-8 / Person	9-16 / Person	17-32 / Person	33+ / Person
Private Tour	฿ 6,000	฿ 3,200	฿ 2,400	฿ 2,000	฿ 1,600	฿ 1,600	฿ 1,500

Note: Price/Person in ฿ THB - Thai Baht

Inclusions:
✓ Air-conditioned vehicles with experienced driver
✓ English speaking licensed guide
✓ All admission fees as mentioned in the program
✓ Lunch at local restaurant

Exclusions:
✗ Items of a personal nature
✗ Tips or Gratuities to guide and driver
✗ Meals not specified in the itinerarys
✗ Other services not mentioned in the program

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