Description

Set sail on a journey through the enchanting world of mangrove forests, where nature thrives and serenity abounds. This immersive boat trip offers an intimate encounter with the rich biodiversity of the mangroves while engaging in eco-friendly activities that connect you to this vital ecosystem.

Begin your adventure with a tranquil cruise through winding waterways shaded by mangrove canopies. Marvel at the intricate root systems, spot vibrant wildlife, and let the peaceful surroundings soothe your senses. As you glide along, sip on freshly brewed coffee, savoring its warmth as you take in the serene beauty of the forest.

Next, embrace nature’s spa as you step ashore for a fun and rejuvenating mud experience. Coat yourself in nutrient-rich mangrove mud, known for its skin-enhancing properties, and enjoy the playful connection with the earth.

To give back to this precious ecosystem, join in a meaningful conservation activity by planting young mangrove saplings. Learn from your guide about the importance of mangroves in protecting coastlines, fostering marine life, and combating climate change. Your hands-on contribution will leave a lasting impact for generations to come.

This tour combines relaxation, education, and conservation, making it an ideal escape for nature lovers and eco-conscious travelers.

Discover the magic of the mangroves, indulge in natural wellness, and leave your mark on this vital habitat.

Itinerary Trip

Full day

• 05.30-06.00 Meeting at the Tourist Service Center.
• 06.00- 10.30 Boat trip to see the rich mangrove forest. Sip coffee. Mud spa
• 10.30-11.30 Plant mangrove forest
• 11.30-12.00 Take a shower
• 12.00-13.00 Have lunch
• 13.00-16.00 Visit mulberry garden, homestay, pottery group . Shopping local products

Operated trip by :

BAAN LAEM HOMETAY

• Tel. 065 5137273
• ID Line 065 5137273

Emission information greenhouse gases

“ BAAN LAEM HOMETAY “

• The amount of greenhouse gas emissions per person equal to 8.4 Kgco2 eq
• There is carbon credit compensation in 2023, there will be 4.3 tons for 1000  tourists who are expected to visit the area throughout the year.