Na Muang Waterfall Tours and Tickets

Na Muang has two waterfalls, each making for a picturesque spot for swimming, rock jumping, relaxing, and taking photos. In the rainy season, the falls are stronger, and the pools beneath them are fuller. Take care when hiking between them since it gets slippery.

It’s a short walk to Na Muang 1 waterfall—just a few minutes from the parking lot. But to get to Na Muang 2, plan for around a half hour. It can get slippery underfoot, so wear shoes with grippy soles and take your time.

Yes, you can swim in the pools at Na Muang Waterfall. You’ll see local kids having fun splashing around and tourists jumping from rocks and cooling off in the pools. Take care, and wear water shoes to protect your feet from sharp surfaces.

Yes, bring some baht with you if you want to buy snacks or souvenirs from the vendors near the waterfall. Note that you might encounter someone saying that hiring a guide is mandatory to take you into the waterfalls. Don’t pay them. It isn’t.

No, there is no entrance fee to visit Na Muang waterfall. You can explore, swim, bathe, and take photos for free. However, there is a fee to bring bikes or cars, but it’s not much and helps pay for repairs and maintenance to the area, which is a good thing.

Yes, Na Muang Waterfalls are worth it. The first is easily accessible for the entire family, and the second provides a little challenge for the more adventurous. The area makes a great trip away from the beach scene and into the forest and jungle for another side of island life.