HOT SPRINGS · HOT SPRING DAY TRIPS IN THAILAND
Every trip has one free day too few. These 4 hot spring day trips in Thailand justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in a couple of minutes.
Travel from Chiang Mai to Chiang Rai in a shared van with up to 12 people. Stop at Mae Kachan Hot Spring, the White, Blue and Black or Red Temples, Baan Dam Museum, Huay Pla Kang Temple, and Lalitta Café, depending on your package. Hotel pickup, lunch, tickets, and a small snack vary by option.
Spend six hours exploring Krabi by air-conditioned minivan, with an English-speaking driver such as Bass. Visit Tiger Cave Temple, swim at Emerald Pool, and relax in forest hot springs. Hotel pickup covers Ao Nang, Ao Nam Mao, Klong Muang, Tub Kaek, and Krabi Town. Bring cash for entrance fees, swimwear, and energy for 1,237 steps.
“enjoyed everything. the guide was great, transfer was on time and comfortable. every stop was well planned and orginised. pools were amazing. would highly recomment to walk to blue pool 1st and then if you have tome, to swim in emerald pool. Tiger cave templr-if you are phisically fit, you should attempt climb the stairs, the view is amazing from there.”
Spend about seven hours visiting Krabi’s hot springs, Emerald Pool, and Tiger Cave Temple. You’ll get hotel transport in selected areas, Thai lunch, water, fruit, and an English-speaking guide. The day is active and tightly timed, with 1,237 steep temple steps and a 600 THB national park fee paid separately.
“Tour was really fun and lunch was delicious. Felt a little rushed at the hot springs but was beautiful everywhere else.”
Leave Chiang Mai at 7:00 am for Chiang Rai’s White, Blue, and Red Temples, with a short stop at Mae Khachan Hot Spring. A guide such as Goi explains Buddhist ideas and temple details while a small group of up to 12 travels by comfortable van. Hotel pickup, drop-off, and admission are included.
“Excellent , the trip was well organized, the guide was very kind and knowledgeable , the van was comfortable.”
By tradition, by country, or by the kind of day it makes.
