Khao Lak Waterfall is situated within the rich forested area of Huai Yot District. The water flows from Khao Lak Mountain, descending over multiple layers of limestone formations before joining the Lamphura Canal, creating a cool and refreshing environment throughout the year.

The waterfall is naturally beautiful, with water cascading over several tiers surrounded by dense forest, keeping the area shaded and pleasant all day long.

Khao Lak Waterfall is widely known as the starting point of the Khao Lak Rafting adventure — a rafting journey along the Lamphura Canal. The rafting route stretches approximately 4–7 kilometers, with a moderate difficulty level suitable for those seeking excitement while maintaining safety.

The waterfall area offers spaces for picnicking, swimming, and relaxing. Simple shelters and visitor facilities are often available nearby.

Most visitors come to Khao Lak Waterfall for both relaxation and adventure activities offered in the Huai Yot district.

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How to Get There

• Private Car: From Trang city, take the main Trang–Huai Yot Road (Highway No. 4). Then turn onto Highway No. 4038 (Trang–Khao Lak Road), and follow signs or use GPS navigation to reach Pak Chaem Subdistrict, Huai Yot District (approximately 15–20 km from Trang city).

• Public Transport: From Trang city, take a bus or minivan on the Trang–Huai Yot route and get off at Huai Yot District. From there, hire local transport (motorcycle taxi or pickup truck taxi) to continue to the waterfall, which is located away from the main road.

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Travel Tips

• The best time to visit is from late rainy season to early dry season (November–January), when the water volume is good but currents are not too strong.

• If you plan to go rafting, contact local operators in advance to check water levels and rates, and always wear safety gear.

• Swim only in safe areas with mild currents, and watch out for slippery rocks covered with moss.

• Help preserve the natural environment by not leaving trash and avoiding activities that may damage the surroundings.

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Entrance Fee:

• There is no entrance fee for the waterfall itself (parking fees or rafting activity fees may apply).

Opening Hours:

• Open daily, typically from 08:00 AM – 05:00 PM.