Experiences Around Ramada Resort by Wyndham

Travellers admiring crystal clear waters and a pristine tropical coastline from a scenic viewpoint

The Similan Islands

Often ranked among the top diving sites in the world, the Similans feature powdery white sand and neon-blue waters. Hike up to the iconic "Sailing Rock" for a panoramic view of the archipelago, or snorkel at Christmas Point to see vibrant coral gardens and sea turtles.

The Surin Islands

For those seeking a more tranquil and raw nature experience, the Surin Islands offer the best shallow-water snorkelling in Thailand. Meet the Moken (Sea Gypsies) at their traditional village and learn about their ancient connection to the ocean.

Unique rock formations on a white sandy beach overlooking turquoise waters and lush island scenery

Travellers carrying surfboards along a sandy beach under clear skies on a tropical day

Memories Beach

Memories Beach, Thailand’s surf hub with vast sands, golden sunsets, and a boho-chic vibe unlike any traditional resort. The best place in Thailand to learn surfing, with gentle waves, pro instructors, and board rentals right on the beach.

Bamboo Rafting at Wang Kiang Koo

Glide through the serene rainforest of Khao Lak–Lam Ru National Park on a traditional bamboo raft and enjoy a peaceful, eco-friendly escape amidst nature. A refreshing swim in the cool, natural pools along the river.

Aerial view of a winding river flowing through dense rainforest and swaying tropical palms

Aerial view of a cascading waterfall flowing through dense tropical rainforest with lush green vegetation

Ton Chong Fa Waterfall

A stunning multi-tiered waterfall in Khao Lak-Lam Ru National Park, cascading over granite into natural pools amid ancient rainforest. Relax your feet in the cool waters and let the small river fish provide a unique, natural spa experience, a favourite among eco-travellers.

Khao Lak - Lam Ru National Park

Where rainforest meets the Andaman Sea, granite mountains, waterfalls, and secluded shores, crowned by a trail to hidden Small Sandy Beach. A picture sque 1.5 km trek along the cliffside, offering stunning panoramic views of the turquoise ocean under the shade of ancient tropical trees.

Visitor exploring a rainforest trail beside a towering ancient tree with sprawling roots

Image of sea turtles in a conservation centre

Sea Turtle Conservation Centre

A naval base sea turtle rehabilitation centre, ethical wildlife conservation that resonates with eco-conscious travellers. Learn about the life cycle of Green turtles and the efforts to protect their nesting grounds.

Ban Namkhem Tsunami Memorial

A deeply moving memorial park by the Andaman Sea, dedicated to the victims of the 2004 tragedy. Walk along the striking wave-shaped wall lined with names and see authentic fishing boats swept inland. A peaceful, reflective space honoring local resilience and offering a poignant reminder of nature's power.

Contemporary architectural walkway with reflective surfaces showcasing modern design and geometric patterns

Visitors kayaking through a serene mangrove forest surrounded by towering trees and calm green waters

The Little Amazon (Klong Sang Nae)

Paddle through ancient mangroves and towering banyan trees, an eco-friendly adventure that feels prehistoric. Spot diverse wildlife, including hornbills, kingfishers, and gold-ringed cat snakes resting on overhanging branches.

Takua Pa Old Town

Explore Takua Pa's heritage streets, historic shophouses, and vibrant street art, where history meets photography, crowd-free. Visit on a Sunday afternoon for the "Old Town Street Market" to sample rare local delicacies and witness the authentic Thai way of life.

Charming heritage street lined with colourful buildings, festive decorations and local shops

Visitors kayaking across calm waters beneath a dramatic limestone sea cave surrounded by natural rock formations

Sea Kayaking in Phang Nga Bay

Kayak into hidden lagoons and limestone caves accessible only at certain tides, for intimate exploration beyond typical sightseeing. Discovering secluded "hidden rooms" inside the islands, surrounded by towering limestone walls.

Samet Nangshe Viewpoint

Panoramic views of Phang Nga Bay's limestone karsts, emerald waters, and jagged islands, Southern Thailand's most breathtaking vista. Arriving for the sunrise to see the light dance across the Andaman Sea.