Tham Lot

Inside Phang-Nga National Park, this limestone island features a natural passage leading into a cave containing stalagmite and stalactite formations shaped by years of natural erosion. Entrance to the cave is possible by canoe, kayak or other small boat, but it should be noted that the tide and water levels are very important and should be consulted before entering. Getting there: Tourists can purchase a one-day package tour from tourist agencies in Phuket or Phang-Nga, including those located at Phang-Nga town pier, Surakul Pier and Hin Rom Pier in Takua Thung. Once the boat reaches the mouth of the cave, tourists can then switch to a canoe and enter.

Visitor Information

• Entry Fee: 300 THB (Thai nationals: 60 THB)

• Opening Hours: Daily 08:00-16:30

Tips for Visitors

• Wear shoes with grip — cave floors can be wet and uneven.

• A guide is usually required and can be hired at the entrance.

• Watch your head height in low passages.

• Leave no trace — don’t touch or break formations.