Fun trip out, guide had limited English so not much information provided, however the mo key on the boat was great, overall a good trip. If hot take the longboat!

The guide was super nice and we paddled all thru the mangroves, saw lots of cute mudskippers, crabs, sea eagles, tons of monkeys, they even jumped on our kayaks! It is really hot so bring water and a hat. Also a large water monitor lizard and then enjoyed a snack at a fish farm with kind family. I also suggest stopping by one of the stands and buying jewelry it's lovely and cheaply priced. Also a refreshing green tea slushy from the roadside right near the entrance!

Good experience with a pick up from our hotel. Our guide, a 9 year old, did not speak English so it was more of a paddle on the water to see the monkeys and paddle back. A good trip but not the best. I would recommend this over the long tail boat option to experience the mangroves in a more calming and pleasant way. Also, half day is enough as kayaking in the heat of late March was very tiring.

What a way to start your day! We did the morning tour and enjoyed leisurely kayaking through the mangroves watching monkeys in the jungle as well as hanging out on our kayak! Highly recommend.

I liked it so much. We could see monkeys, big crabs and other fishes. They provide great and fresh fruit at the end. I would recommend it.

It was an authentic experience. Though it was pretty sporty and hot. We could see monkeys and we fed them. Fresh Fruit at the end, as always in this kind of activities it is a pleasure of life. You have to be 2 people, because the kayak it is for 2. In my case the son’s guide drove with me. I think he could have helped me a little bit more , lol, But overall he did great and the activity it was fantastic.

The Tour exactly holds what is advertised. Transfer from and to extensive List of hotels was easy and without any issues. Reaching the Mangroves ok time where we deciced for the Kayak. Guide was nice and took care of the group. He explained wome of the animals and was helpful. You get close to monkeys in a much nicer and to our feeling more animal save situation compared to monkey beaches.

Great experience to do. We chose to do the kayaking, which you follow a guide and he takes you through the mangroves and to see monkeys. He even gave us some food to feed them as they come out to your kayak. Our guide was great he even took photos of us during the trip. My partner hadn't kayaked before and found it tiring as you are out for good hour and half. At the end we were given some fruit and drink while waited for our transfer. We even got to feed some fish while we waited.

Amazing experience!! Very handy transfer, great kayaking guide. So thrilled to not only see monkey whilst kayaking round the mangroves but also have two come and sit on our kayak and one just chill out on my legs for a while!! Thorough recommend!!

It was a nice trip through dense mangrove forests, certainly a unique sight, monkeys were promised and delivered, they climbed into the boats, not the most plesant or modern Kajaks but good enough, I would recommend this trip

This trip info promised english speaking guide and lifejackets, I got none. Problem was that nobody spoke english there. I got private ”tour” with this young boy who didn’t speak english at all. He was nice and kind even though we didn’t have mutual language. But I wouldn’t pay for this again.

Booked kayaking with kids as well, but everyone went on a long-tail boat. Expected one big boat for the kids and kayaks for the rest. Now we’re basically just went on a long tail boat trip through the mangrove. Was nice but not super special. Wanted to avoid having a monkey on the boat because of scared kids and and adults, but one still came on. All went well but we stepped in poop on the boat afterwards

Was a great outing, they were very helpful and took the time to show us interesting wildlife. The snack after the tour was a nice touch needed it after the kayaking Picked us on time and were very friendly

Excellent tour guide, so kind and skilled. Very peaceful and beautiful experience. Pickup and drop-off were smooth and everything was very timely.

This was a great opportunity to kayak in the mangroves and we loved it. The pick up and transfer were all smooth and fruit and water provided afterwards were much appreciated. However our guide was a young boy who did not speak English and so we didn’t learn anything about the mangroves which we had hoped to.

At first I thought: where did we arrive at? Everything is old and not so pleasant. But on the kayak it was marvelous. We had 2 guides, very young and they spoke not so good english, but that was no problem. They were great! Also when the apes swimmed to our kayak end were all over us!

I went with my 2 kids (7 and 9) in the same kayak. One of my kids liked to paddling, the other one liked more to feed the monkey that we met. The guide Bao was very helpful although he could very little English. He warned when we had to watch out for fallen trees and when more monkeys tried to get reach the kayak. One monkey on the kayak is ok. More can lead to fight. Bring some water in the kayak. It's pretty hot. After the paddling we got some fruit and water.

The „hosts“ are treating you like cattle: giving you non-verbal directions to move on, looking past you, showing a written note to make you pay, no hello, no good bye - you are not a person, not a visitor - you are a paying nuisance. The kayaks have dirty water puddles in them and you have no choice, but to sit right into them for an hour…the „guide“ speaks no English and would quickly leave you behind when going to and from the one spot, where you will be observing him playing with and feeding monkeys for half an hour. Sad and dirty trip because of the non-welcoming people. The nature itself is wonderful

Even tho our guide didn’t speak much English he was able to convey to us the wonders of the mangroves. We saw eagles, amphibious fish,monkeys and even 2 blue dolphins. It was a perfect morning adventure.

Great trip with helpful guides, got to see a little wildlife as well as monkeys that came up all the way to the boat. Halfway through the day we got served a great lunch out on one of the islands close to Koh Lanta. Can recommend this trip for families with relativly small children, our 8-year-old manages just fine with the kayak.