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Thung Nui Hot Spring

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Satun Reviewed Jul 2026
Daily 05:00-20:00
Entry Adult: 100, Child: 60 · Thai Adult: 50, Child: 30

Thung Nui’s mineral water rises from underground into a set of stepped pools in Khuan Kalong district, an hour or so inland from Satun town — open from 05:00 to 20:00, with foreigners paying 100 THB (60 THB for children) and Thai nationals 50 THB (30 THB for children). It’s a municipally-run site rather than a resort spa, and the crowd is mostly local families rather than tour groups.

Several pools of differing temperature sit close together, so you can move from a gentler, lukewarm section to a hotter pool without leaving the site. Steam rises off the surface most of the day, and the sulfur smell that comes with any mineral spring is noticeable but not overwhelming. Basic changing rooms and shaded seating line the pool area; there’s no restaurant on site, so most visitors bring their own food or stop in Khuan Kalong town beforehand. Thick greenery grows right up to the water’s edge, kept lush by the constant humidity around the pools.

Weekday mornings are the quietest window — locals tend to soak before work, then the site fills up on weekends with extended families making a day of it. Because it’s off the main Satun tourist circuit (Ko Lipe, the geopark islands, Talay Ban National Park), it rarely feels crowded even at peak times.

Insider Tip: Go right after opening, around 6-7 AM, if the goal is a quiet soak — the pools fill up by mid-morning on weekends, and the early light is cooler for the walk from the car park.

Watch out: The hotter pools are genuinely hot, not just warm — ease in gradually rather than jumping straight to the pool furthest from the entrance, especially with children.

The springs sit a car or motorbike ride from Satun town center; there’s no direct public transport, so self-drive or a hired ride is the practical option. Bring swimwear, a towel, and water — the heat from both the pools and the tropical climate adds up. If waterfalls are more your speed, Ton Panan Waterfall is in the same subdistrict, and Namtok Thara Sawan Forest Park is a short drive away in the same district.

Key Facts:
  • Entry fee: 100 THB foreign adult / 60 THB child; 50 THB Thai adult / 30 THB child
  • Hours: Daily 05:00-20:00
  • Location: Khuan Kalong district, inland from Satun town
  • Access: Car or motorbike only — no direct public transport
  • What to bring: Swimwear, towel, drinking water

Location & Directions

Khuan Kalong, Satun

Satun, Thailand

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does Thung Nui Hot Spring cost to enter?
100 THB for foreign adults (60 THB for children), 50 THB for Thai adults (30 THB for children).
What time does it open?
Early — 05:00 to 20:00 daily, so it's genuinely possible to soak before sunrise if you're staying nearby in Khuan Kalong district.
Is Thung Nui the same as the more famous hot springs near Krabi or Ranong?
No — this is a separate, much smaller municipally-run spring in Satun's Khuan Kalong district, distinct from the Klong Thom hot springs in Krabi or Ranong's Raksawarin spring. It draws a mostly local crowd rather than tour groups.
How hot is the water?
It's warm enough to feel therapeutic without scalding — multiple pools let you pick a cooler or hotter section depending on comfort. Bring a towel; there's no spa-level infrastructure here.
Is it far from Satun town?
It's inland in Khuan Kalong district, a car or motorbike ride from Satun town center. Public transport doesn't run directly to the springs.
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