Visitors will be able to explore the mangrove waterways at Sirindhorn International Environmental Park by kayak from November, with guided trips costing 300 baht per kayak.
The activity follows a route of approximately two kilometres through the mangrove forest and takes around 90 minutes. A guide accompanies participants throughout the trip, while life jackets and staff supervision are provided.
The route offers visitors a chance to see the mangroves from the water, passing through channels shaded by the trees. A route map published by the park includes two mangrove tunnels along the way.
The kayaking season runs from November to March, although activity times depend on tidal conditions. Visitors should contact the park directly to check the next available date and departure time before making plans.
Accommodation is also available at the park for those wishing to stay overnight, with enquiries handled through the same booking number.
For kayaking availability, bookings or accommodation enquiries, contact Sirindhorn International Environmental Park on 095-695-8800 or add its official LINE account, @siep.
Sirindhorn International Environmental Park is an environmental education and conservation centre in Cha-am district, Phetchaburi, north of Hua Hin. It is located within Rama VI Camp, accessed from Phetchakasem Road via the same entrance route as Mrigadayavan Palace.
Developed in honour of HRH Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn, the park focuses on restoring mangrove and coastal forests and helping visitors learn about natural resources, environmental protection and energy conservation. Its facilities include nature study areas, educational exhibitions and conservation camps.