Thailand · HIKING TOURS IN PHUKET
The 4 best hiking tours in Phuket you can book right now, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Guided rainforest hike in Phuket’s Khao Phra Taew National Park with waterfall swims and an authentic Thai lunch, small group, about 6 hours.
“I enjoyed this hike a lot. Being surrounded by the nature, plants and animals/insects felt so good. Lots to see and learn. You definitely need to have a fitness level and be okay with the heat. They supply snacks, water and lunch, it was such a fun day.”
A 5-hour Phuket jungle trek and temple circuit with Big Buddha views, Wat Chalong, and a healthy lunch, plus pickup in Kata area.
“An amazing trekk! Even with the rainy weather this was worth it for the experience and the views . We had an amazing lunch and Kong was the best guide I’ve had while in Thailand. A ten out of ten .”
A small-group Phuket jungle hike in Khao Phra Teaw National Park, with waterfall swims, wildlife spotting, and a satisfying Thai lunch.
“This jungle trek was awesome! Our tour guide Pui was excellent and very knowledgeable about the plants and wildlife in the area! We were able to swim in 2 waterfalls along the way which was a great way to cool off. Lunch was delicious as well. Overall a great experience!”
See Cheow Lan Lake’s emerald water, raft-house lunch at PhuTawan, Diamond Cave, a rainforest hike, and Khao Sam Glur photos, all day.
“This was a fantastic activity. It was a long way for us to travel from Phuket - but worth it. The taxi was very comfortable which allowed us to snooze - this helped soooo much. Khoa Sok National park is absolutely stunning and our guide did everything he could to make the trip special and to avoid the crowds. We hardly mixed with other groups at all - which was amazing! He had pictures and stories to share with us. Brought everything to life. We loved it. Only thing - wish we had stayed on the lake for a night or 2… breathtaking place…”
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