Take a dip in the therapeutic hot springs and visit the impressive Emerald Pool in this full day tour. Embark on a day of natural wonders with our first stop at the Emerald Pool, where you can swim in clear blue-green waters and capture picturesque surroundings. Just a short distance away, the Blue Pool awaits, surrounded by overhanging trees with roots extending across the water. After lunch at a local restaurant, unwind at the Hot Springs Waterfall before concluding the day at the majestic Tiger Cave Temple, locally known as Wat Tham Seua. Explore sustainably with glass water bottles and carbon offsetting on this eco-friendly tour, reducing your environmental impact.

We’ll spend some time here for photos and simply take a moment to appreciate the natural beauty.

Swim in the turquoise waters of the stunning Krabi Emerald Pool

Take in the gleaming Buddha statue, see the tiger prints at the cave (hence the temple’s name), and behold spectacular views of Krabi

Blue Lagoon: Just short of 500m from the Emerald Pool, the Blue Pool is another gorgeous gem in the area surrounded by large, overhanging trees with roots that extend across the water.

With waters reaching up to 42°C from underground volcanic chambers, it is said to be therapeutic and soothing – quite like an all-natural jacuzzi!

Explore responsibly with TripGuru, a GSTC-certified sustainable tour platform in Thailand.

While the walk to the mountaintop temple may be a bit strenuous (expect a lot of stairs), the view once we reach the top is worth it.

Hot Springs Waterfall: After enjoying a spot of lunch at a local restaurant, we’ll take some time to rest and relax at the Hot Springs Waterfall.

Swim in the clear blue green waters and take photos of the picturesque surroundings before we walk along the path to our next destination.

Emerald Pool: Our first stop is the stunning Emerald Pool. This mineral pool hidden in the midst of a lush forest is the perfect place to beat the mid-morning heat.

The majestic Tiger Cave Temple, called Wat Tham Seua by the locals