Top Things to do in Thai Mueang
Top 10 Things to do in Thai Mueang, Thailand
Discover the best top things to do in Thai Mueang, Thailand including Wow Andaman, Natai Beach, Phang Nga Elephant Park, Phang Nga Bay, Holiday Service Khao Lak, Wat Suwan Kuha (Cave Temple), 360 Degree Shooting Rank, Turtle Conservation Center, Hongs of Phang Nga, Samet Nangshe Viewpoint.
Restaurants in Thai Mueang
1. Wow Andaman
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 214 reviews
Reviewed By MrsGiroud - London, United Kingdom
Wow provided a nice breakfast at the pier, cold drinks on the boat, snorkelling gear and towels
We were lucky to be one of the first boats to reach the Islands and were able to enjoy the peaceful and relaxing surroundings on the beach… with the whitest sand and bluest sea I’ve ever seen. Our tour guide, Arty had told us that we were going to be early there, early lunch etc to miss the big crowds, and he was right! As we saw soon after the many many boats of Chinese tourists that turned up
The one complaint I’d have was there was a young guy with the tour company recording a film and taking photos which they tried to sell at the end. At times he was too much “in our face” and I’m sure other people on the boat wouldn’t have wanted footage of my husband and me in their video. Otherwise, this was a great trip!
2. Natai Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 106 reviews
Reviewed By Oi T - Hong Kong, China
20 minutes drive north of Phuket airport. You will find a secret hideout; a 20 km long secluded Natai beach. There're lots of local restaurants to explore. Several boutique hotels and a Michelin star restaurant situated along the beach. It's a perfect place to relax and enjoy the nature and local culture.
3. Phang Nga Elephant Park
Overall Ratings
5 based on 579 reviews
The best establishment in Southern Thailand to experience our national animal - THE ELEPHANT. Close-by to Phang Nga & Khao Lak, bordering a leafy national park - we are dedicated to providing our elephants with the highest quality-of-life. We are against unnatural practices such as elephant dancing and circus tricks, and strive constantly to educate and improve animal welfare.
Reviewed By TheMycrofts - Braintree, United Kingdom
Visited the park with my wife this morning and she was so excited she couldn't sleep. It lived up to our expectations and more. The trip from Khao Lak was about 45 mins. We were greeted by a very friendly English guide called Duane. After a quick safety chat we were off to see our elephants. There were only 7 guests this morning and each couple or family had an elephant to care for (under supervision of their real mahouts). The elephants are well looked after and loved. After walking up a hill (you could ride the elephant bareback but we chose not to) you got to prepare a basket of yummy treats for your elephant and then feed them. After this you get to ride or walk with your elephant back down the hill ready to give them a bath. Here's the best bit....you get in with them. You wash your elephant and get to spend time in the pool until they decide they have had enough. Ours rolled on her side loving it and another fell asleep.
After this we got to shower off and then have a really tasty lunch. The final part of the experience is to get to see the baby elephants, from a safe distance.
All in all, a truly fabulous experience...thank you.
4. Phang Nga Bay
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1 reviews
Phang Nga is famous for spectacular scenery with limestone cliffs rising out of green water. There are caves, lagoons and tiny secluded Beaches awaiting discovery.
Reviewed By aechisholm1 - New Baltimore, Michigan
This was a beautiful tour through caves and into multiple scenic bays and coves. The locals that paddle you through are very informational and will take you where ever you want to go. Definitely recommend it. Only wish I could rate the tour company. I could not find them on this site.
5. Holiday Service Khao Lak
Overall Ratings
5 based on 26 reviews
Reviewed By erkentown - Oer-Erkenschwick, Germany
Wir haben 2 Tagesausflüge mit den Guides von Holiday Service Khao Lak gemacht.
Einen in der Phang nga Bucht und einen Tour durchs Land und die National Parks.
Abholung erfolgte pünklich, sichere Fahrer und deutschsprachige Tourguides.
Kleine Gruppen, Essen und Getränke während der Tour inclusive.
Transver zum Flughafen
6. Wat Suwan Kuha (Cave Temple)
Overall Ratings
4 based on 213 reviews
Reviewed By Kenny C
I love travelling to see temples, but this one was a disappointment. It's not well kept. The front cave holds most of the artifacts and statues. There is nothing in the back cave, although in the entrance to that cave you will find where past King and Queens have left their royal monogram in the stone. Most of the monkeys are well fed to the point they refuse the abundance puff bananas and nuts coming at them.
7. 360 Degree Shooting Rank
Overall Ratings
5 based on 4 reviews
Reviewed By Maria S - Hobart, Australia
Great range!! Not very Busy, lots of individual attention given to us. Lots of fun !!! Also check out a Thai restaurant in the 360 Degree Park. It's a great day out with the family . The prices for the range are on par with all the other ranges in the area.
8. Turtle Conservation Center
Overall Ratings
4 based on 65 reviews
Reviewed By Stephen M
A great must see exhilarating adventure where you can get up close and personal with these majestic creatures.
9. Hongs of Phang Nga
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 45 reviews
Reviewed By girdhar1504373 - New Delhi, India
This was unarguably the best part of our day trip to Phang Nga bay trip, our host/guide named Sulemaan was very informative & helpful. We took package from Great Andaman trips and this experience was really amazing....we were transferred from our ferry to 2-3 seater canoe which was taken inside these majesctic caves with honks all around and this will surely make you feel as if you in Jurrrasic park or Avatar movie. Very interesting to see the amazing creation of nature.
10. Samet Nangshe Viewpoint
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 24 reviews
Reviewed By Jacky84 - Singapore, Singapore
This area is located a bit off the beaten track and you will need a rented car or book a private transport to reach this place. Initially wanted to goes in the midnight to see the star and sun rise, however due to early monsoon this year and it is raining thus we decided to cancel it. In the morning the rain has stopped and we decided to proceed with our plan to go. It is roughly a 2 hrs drive from patong beach and there is a 30 baht entry fee to pay at the entrance. Must take note that there is no proper pathway and it is very steep, after rain the path is very muddy and not really advisable to go up. We only managed to go up till the midway and the road is too muddy and slippery to climb. Even from midway the view is superb and nice, very photogenic. Highly recommended to visit during dry season so that can walk up to the very top.
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