Embark on an unforgettable Samui Eco Jungle Safari, where adventure meets cultural discovery in the heart of Thailand’s most beautiful island. This comprehensive Samui Jeep Safari takes you off the beaten path to explore hidden gems and natural wonders that most visitors never see.
Your Samui Safari adventure begins with a visit to the famous Grandfather and Grandmother rocks (Hin Ta – Hin Yai), where nature’s artistic hand has carved remarkable formations into the coastline. Here, you’ll discover local delicacies like authentic Samui coconut caramel, available nowhere else on the island.
The journey continues to the breathtaking Na Muang Waterfalls, a crown jewel of our Samui Jungle Safari. Plunge into the crystal-clear natural pool beneath an 18.5-meter cascade, or challenge yourself with optional adventures including a 65-meter jungle water slide and thrilling zipline experiences through the canopy.
Our Samui Safari tour takes you deep into the island’s spiritual heart at Kunaram Temple, home to the fascinating mummified monk, Por Lung Daeng. This extraordinary site offers a unique glimpse into Thai Buddhist culture and local history.
The adventure intensifies as our experienced guides take you off-road into Samui’s untamed interior. Enjoy an authentic Thai feast at a mountain restaurant before ascending to the magical Secret Buddha Garden, perched 600 meters above sea level. This hidden paradise, created by the visionary Uncle Nim, showcases intricate Buddhist statuary amid lush jungle surroundings.
Your Samui Eco Jungle Safari continues with an immersive visit to local mountain farmers, where you’ll witness traditional rubber tapping techniques and tropical fruit cultivation. This authentic interaction provides fascinating insights into local life and sustainable farming practices.
The journey concludes with a visit to the iconic Big Buddha temple, offering a perfect finale to your adventure. Throughout the tour, our professional guides share rich cultural insights and ensure your comfort in our well-maintained safari vehicles.
Perfect for nature enthusiasts and culture seekers alike, this Samui Eco Jungle Safari offers an unparalleled exploration of Koh Samui’s hidden treasures. Book your adventure today and discover why our tour consistently ranks among the island’s top-rated experiences.
Tour duration: 11:00 AM – 5:30 PM Price includes lunch, water, and all entrance fees Comfortable walking shoes and camera recommended
10.00 – 11.00 am
depending on the location of your hotel
here you will see a bizarre rock formation created by nature. These 2 rocks are pretty much reminding of the male and female genitals. On the way from the parking lot to the rocks are several small shops. Many of the local dealers offer a Samui specialty which is a homemade Coconut caramel. This local sweet cannot be found anywhere else on the entire island.
Na Muang Waterfall 1 is one of the most beautiful waterfalls on the island and falls down from a height of 18.5 meters into a natural pool below were you have time to swim. For a little extra fee, there are 2 activity options inside an amusement park nearby the Na Muang Waterfall 2. The first option is a 65-meter long water slide right through the rain forest. The second option is a trial of 2 Zip Line stations you glide through the trees of the dense jungle.
Inside the Kunaram temple you can see the mummy of a real monk. Interesting is that the monk was in no way preserved, but internally dried out and therefore did not decompose. Por Lung Daeng, as the monk was called, spent much of his life meditating. With a premonition, he left the option in his will that he would like to be preserved for posterity should he not rot.
After visiting the mummy, we will drive OFF-ROAD into the outbacks of Samui. In a mountain restaurant we provide a typical Thai set menu consisting of 5 different dishes. With the lunch comes a bottle of water. Other beverages are also available but have to be paid for.
The Magic Garden is located in the middle of the jungle and on a height of 600 meters. Here, Tar Nim (Uncle Nim), created a hidden oasis with many Buddhist figures and lots of little details at the age of 77. Until his death he kept working on it for another 14 years and thus built his own monument. This idyllic place is in a valley with a small waterfall that ends in a creek which flows between the statues through the entire garden.
During the off-road trip through the islands rain forest you visit the mountain farmers. They will give you an introduction of their local fruit cultivation. Furthermore, you will learn about the technique that is used to extract the rubber from the tree bark.
The Big Buddha is our last stop. After visiting this temple complex you will be taken back to your accommodation.
