Ton Sai Waterfall

Nice nature trail with jungle views, some waterfalls and little bit of hiking

It takes about 1.5-2 hours depending on your pace, and the entrance is closed after 16:00. Come earlier! As of Nov 2023, the fee for tourists is 400 thb/person

There are several streams to cross, and during rainy season it may be challenging. Rocks are slippery, so you either wet your feet (ankle-high, not more), or jump on slippery rocks. I recommend the safest option: wet your feet 😀

Take anti-mosquito spray and watch for the leeches that can suck at your feet

Also, humidity is extremely high, so take enough cold water with you, hydrate and don’t rush.

Good trail and exercise, sign and explanation every where still some part like video games you need to look around to find your which is fun part too. You need to be carful the stones are slippery and you need to cross river couple of times. Heaps of Spider web also along the path so you might stock or they stick too you. 12 stations and the separate way to parking, 400 bath entrances which is high but still place is clean and sign everywhere.

It was an exceptionally enjoyable experience! 🏞 The hiking trail was magnificent, and the children had a blast! 👧🏻👦🏻 The beach was stunning, and the restaurant served delicious Thai food! 😋 A refreshing and memorable experience with my family! 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 #FamilyTime #HikingAdventure #BeachVibes #ThaiFoodLover

We went there with a guide from a tour company. Jungles were avesome! If you love wildlife and nature youl'll find it magnificent. There is a lot to see from geological formations to great variety of species. But I will not recommend you to go there alone if you're not familiar with this forest because it is easy to get lost. And this trip is not for those who can't walk about 6km up and down in the forest with 100% humidity and the temperature above 30 degrees Celsius.

Excellent nature walk and multiple beautiful waterfalls. Trail a bit treacherous during low season but worth the risk. 400 baht per foreigner to visit

A great hike, the walking trail is not sutable for young kids, the elderly or people who only like the "idea" of hiking. Nothing at all was open for us, so bring water and don't be shy to take a pee behind a tree. The waterfall itself is unspectacular but walking in the beautiful jungle and having a little adventure with no-one else around makes it worth the 400 bhat per person entry fee.

Excellent for hiking in the jungle! There are places you can shower in the waterfall but not much depth to swim.

Cool place
Hiking trail requires a bit of courage as you’ll need to climb some rocks and fallen trees with huge spiders on it, wear proper shoes.
If you don’t want to hike you can enjoy waterfall and nature near parking.
There is an entrance fee 100 or 200 baht per person.

The longer trail was a little challenging, but well worth the effort. Definitely only for the able bodied.

This small fall is a nice place. You can walk a trail but i recommend good shoes for is as it is a very slippery path.
The rainforrest is beautifull and when i was there (end of November) there where almost no tourists.

Very cool place but they forget to tell you that foreigners have to pay 400 Thai bike for adults and ฿200 for children

Well worth the energy and exercise to climb up the Waterfall through the jungle. There is a lot of wild life and if you are lucky, or unlucky, you may happen across a sunbathing venomous snake or two and plenty of spiders. One spider, that I saw had in a web around a fallen tree, had legs about 10cm long. Mad looking thing. Apparently harmless, unless you try to pick it up, which would be an insane thing to do.

There are a few places that you can swim. So bring a towel and a Tshirt and shorts. Respect the Thai culture and dress modestly.

We spent about 2 hours here in the afternoon between 2 and 4.

Probably did a 1000 calories and drank a lot of water (make sure you bring water).

There are toilets at the entrance.

Adults are 200 Baht
Children are 100 Baht.
Snakes are free.

If you have the full Thai driving license (not the provisional one) and can speak Thai, then you will pay local prices.

This is the Ton Sai Falls itself. In the rainy season (just), it looks decent, in contrast to the high season, when the water flows down in small streams. Ton Sai is located in a national park, where, in addition to the waterfall itself, there are also 2 tourist eco-routes for enjoying the jungle, mosquitoes and high humidity. These trails are not always obvious and only signs in Thai, sometimes very ancient, save you from the feeling that you are lost. Although, in all this, there is a peppercorn of travel 😋 p.s. which is strange, before that all attractions were free 🤷🏽‍♀

Had a fantastic 7km hike through the National Park with our guide Wic and dog Koa,so peaceful and beautiful 🙏❤

Singing trees? 600meter perfect nature trail? Waterfall bathing at the top or bottom? Possible longer extension hiking? Whatever blows your hair back this waterfall is a perfect little out of the tourist excursion spot to check out. Plenty of local snacks nearby, and great selfie ops!

Beautiful nature with one of the cleanest water in Phuket. Worth to visit - entry 200 bath / person

Walk in the jungle was magnificent,wasn’t much water on waterfall,maybe because no rain on the last couple of weeks.

Tickets are 400 baht per adult or 200 bht per child. Definitely worth the money. Don't wear expensive or white shoes because it's quite muddy.

Beautiful scenery all around, and very well maintained and clean environment.

There is a wonderful 2 km track. you should definitely do it.