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| Our bird watching tours are known for our quality service and excellent leaders. You are assured a great and unforgettable experience when you are on tour with us. |
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| Thailand’s national parks are perfect for those who are interested in all levels of trekking. There are three types of forests found in Thailand: tropical rain forest, evergreen forest and monsoon forests. |
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| With Wild Watch you will experience some of the authentic lifestyle of the Thai as you participate in various cultural activities. |
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| Adventurous and exciting holidays in different parts of Thailand with local experts |
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| Alone or with friends and/or family, Wild Watch offers multi-day tours where you can explore Thailand’s nature, wildlife and culture. |
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| Thailand´s national parks offer some of the best wildlife sightings rarely seen elsewhere. Led by expert guides guests can explore the Jungles, use the four wheel drive in the wilderness area and lots more.... |
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| We offer tours which focuses on photography whether it is Wildlife photography, bird photography, nature photography or Culture photography. The Photography tours are lead by experienced leaders who will take you to the spots according to your interest. |
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| Kanchanaburi is one of the most attractive destinations in Thailand. It is full of history of past civilization´s. It also combines with the new exotic culture as you can find a lot more activities here. Moreover you can touch the unique atmosphere that is very distinctive from any other city at Kanchanaburi |
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| Khao Yai is Thailand’s oldest National Park, September 1962. In 1982 it was enlisted as an ASEAN heritage site due to its variety of flora and fauna, and is now world - famous. Khao Yai has also been nominated as a World Heritage Site. It is Thailand’s third largest Nation Park, covering an area of 2,165.55 sq.km , more than 350 bird species and plenty of wildlife is recorded. |
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| Khao Sok National Park is a virgin forest where various types of plant life can be found. The park serves as a home for a wide variety of wildlife such as the gaur, banteng, sambar deer, bear, Malayan tapir, macaque, gibbon, serow, mouse deer, porcupine, marbled cat, wild boar, and Asian wild dog. It also acts as the natural habitat for several for several bird species |
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| Phang-Nga is a primarily agricultural province in the south of Thailand. The chief cash crop is rubber, and rubber plantations cover a considerable area, especially noticeable along the roads. Aside from that, however, large areas are also given to food crops; considerable amounts of rice, vegetables and fruits are produced in Phang-Nga. |
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| The Park ia an archipelago situated in Tambon Ko Sarai, Amphoe Muang. It´s the first marine national park of Thailand. The park consists of 51 islands covering the area of 1,490 square kilometres and could be divided into two main parts, i.e., Tarutao and Mu Ko Adang-Rawi. |
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| Most part of Kaeng Krachan is covered in deep, steep forest. Over three-quarters of the area has slopes greater than 30 %, 85 % of the terrain is evergreen rainforest, another 10 % is mixed deciduous forest. The forest is rich and complex, with hanging lianas, ferns and orchids, and an abundance of fruiting trees and vines. Over 400 species of birds are known to occur within the Park’s boundaries, and 57 mammals |
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| Located only 30-60 km west of Bangkok between the Tachin and Mae Klong Rivers, Samut Sakhon is a huge area of fishponds and salt pans, which supports a large number and variety of waders including three stints, numerous Broad-billed and Marsh Sandpipers, and a few Terek Sandpipers and Spoon-billed Sandpipers. Samut Sakhon is also home to significant populations of egrets, terns and gulls. |
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| Khao Sam Roi Yot National Park is Thailand’s first coastal National Park in 1996, covering the area of approximately 98.8 sq.km. The landscape is high steep limestone mountains by the beautiful coast, matching with plain area stand by the sea, which are marshy beach and shallow sea pond. The park also supports populations of three species of primate: Dusky, or Spectacled Langur, Crab-eating, or Long-tailed Macaque, and the Slow Lorris.Over 300 bird species are recorded in the park. |
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| Thap Lan is the country’s second largest National Park, covering an area of 2,235.80 sq.km. Park Headquarters are situated about 197 km from Bangkok. The Thap Lan area is comprised of continuous mountain ranges with naturally created valleys, chasms and waterfalls. |
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| Krabi is located 814 kilometres from Bangkok, covering an area of 4,708 square kilometres. The province consists of mountains, hills, plains, and mangrove forests. This seaside province is located in the Andaman Sea. The province is full of white sandy beaches, crystal clear seawater, beautiful islands, verdant forest with caves, and waterfalls, including more than 100 offshore islands. |
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| Erawan National Park is a unique and rugged landscape of high elevation plateaux and steep valleys located three hours drive from Bangkok. Erawan’s forests support an amazing array of plants and a diverse range of wildlife, from minute brilliantly coloured insects to tigers and the mighty Asian elephant. |
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| This majestic forest park covers a mountain that is situated a few miles from Chiang Mai, Thailand´s second largest city. Despite its proximity to an urban center, Doi Suthep is is a wonderful place to encounter wildlife. The Park also houses a royal palace, two Hmong hill tribe villages, and a 600-year-old Buddhist monastery, Wat Prathat. |
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| Includes best locations in Thailand in one itinerary.Some best holidays are listed for you. |
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| Korat may be the least visited by tourists and yet may be the most culturally rewarding area to tour. The regions history is heavily flavored by the Lao and Khmer cultures. |
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| Bangkok is the 22nd most populous city in the world.The temples, palaces, luxury resorts, busy life style and Thai hospitality are the highlights of this place |
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