The first thing you'll do when you get to camp is go on a morning hike through the lush rainforest of Khao Sok National Park. You take a tiny powered dinghy across the mangrove waterways. Self-paddle boats with life jackets are available for those who journey farther into the wilderness and discover its tiny streams, where they may watch various birds and get even closer to nature.
Relaxing in a canoe or splashing in the ocean while taking in the sights of mangroves and banyan trees is how you'll spend the day on a deserted beach.
After lunch, take a canoe out on the Sok River and explore the area. A native river guide will help you navigate the river while wearing a life vest, and the canoes are quite secure. Float through the verdant cliffs and limestone mountains covered in a tropical rainforest. Sometimes, you may be lucky to see a hornbill soaring through the air or a lizard lazing on the riverbanks. Exploring some of the last patches of primary rainforest by boat is a unique and rewarding experience.
The opportunity to study rainforest wildlife is a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Orchids, palms, ferns, bamboo, and mosses are just some of the exotic flora and tropical hardwood trees you may see. Animals, including gibbons, macaques, leaf monkeys, and avian species like hornbills, will be out and about for you to see.
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