Khao Sam Roi Yot National Park
Phraya Nakhon Cave, Laem Sala Beach & the Mountain of Three Hundred Peaks
Discover Thailand’s first coastal national park, a landscape where dramatic limestone peaks rise from coastal plains, expansive wetlands teem with life, and ancient caves house regal surprises. Named “Mountain of Three Hundred Peaks”, Khao Sam Roi Yot impresses with its jagged scenery, the country’s largest freshwater marsh, and the iconic Phraya Nakhon Cave — home to a royal pavilion illuminated by sunlight through a natural skylight.
Tour Highlights
Hiking, history, beach and wetland wildlife in a single day
Phraya Nakhon Cave
The royal pavilion lit by a natural skylight
Laem Sala Beach
Quiet casuarina-shaded bay reached by boat
Freshwater Marsh
Boardwalk through Thailand’s largest freshwater wetland
Khao Daeng Viewpoint
Sweeping panoramas of peaks and coast
Day Itinerary
A rewarding mix of hiking, boating and relaxation
What's Included
Good to Know
The cave hike involves 400+ steps — moderate fitness required
What to Bring
- Sturdy hiking shoes (trails and cave floor can be slippery)
- Comfortable clothing & sun protection
- Water, hat, camera
- Insect repellent, especially around the wetlands
- Swimwear & towel if you want a beach stop
Not Included
- Personal beverages and extra meals
- Souvenirs and optional tips
- Kaeo / Sai Cave fees if you choose that option
Why Book This Tour?
Book the Sam Roi Yot Tour
Contact us to reserve your spot — best visited on a clear day for the cave’s light beam