Trip Description : The Northern part of Krabi Province boasts dramatic topography and an abundance of caves. We pick you up from your hotel and transfer you to the waiting canoes. After paddling through the mangrove swamps the first cave you visit is called Tham Lod which is a spectacular tunnel through karst limestone richly adorned with stalactites. The second cave is called Tham Hua Kra Loak where there is evidence of prehistoric settlement. Transfer back to hotel.

   - Tahm Pee Hua Toe or Tahm Hua Galok is a large cave with many grottos. It is situated on a hill in the middle of the water surrounded by mangroves. A long time ago, a human skull that was larger than ordinary size was found in the cave. From then on the cave became known as 'Pee Hua Toe', or 'Big-headed ghost'. In addition to this, there are prehistoric drawings on the cave walls with a large number of people, animals, and various organs. There are also vast numbers of shells in the sedimentary rock. To get there, we kayak from Bor Tor Pier, the same place from where you would leave to get to Tahm Lod Nua Tai.

   - Tahm Lad Nua -Tai Cave is in the vicinity of the Ta Prang Canal, about 2 kms., from the District Headquarters down the Ao Luk- Laem Sak Rd. There are 2 caves:

   - Tahm Lod Nua is a large grotto which is very twisted but very beautiful.

   - Tahm Lod Tai is a long tunnel beneath the mountain rock, narrower than the one in Phang-Nga. There are stalactites and stalagmites around the mouth of the cave that are very attractive. Also, there are curiously bent, quarter- moon shaped rocks and boulders strewn in rows. It is best to go by kayak.

Type:	Full Day Tour
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Tour Date:	Daily
Tour Period:	08:30 – 16:30