Things to Do at Na Muang Waterfalls
Complete Guide to Na Muang Waterfalls in Koh Samui
About Na Muang Waterfalls
What to See & Do
Na Muang 1 Waterfall
The lower and more accessible fall with a 18-meter cascade over distinctive purple rocks, plus easy swimming pools at the base
Na Muang 2 Waterfall
The upper waterfall requiring a 30-minute jungle trek, offering better swimming holes and a more secluded experience
Natural Swimming Pools
Crystal-clear rock pools formed by centuries of water flow, perfect for cooling off with surprisingly refreshing mountain water
Jungle Trail
The connecting path between the two falls winds through dense tropical forest with interesting flora and the occasional wildlife spotting
Elephant Trekking Base
Several elephant sanctuaries operate near the falls, though it's worth researching ethical operators if you're interested
Practical Information
Opening Hours
Open daily 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, though you can technically access them outside these hours
Tickets & Pricing
Free entry to both waterfalls, though parking might cost 20-50 THB depending on location
Best Time to Visit
Early morning (8-10 AM) or late afternoon (3-5 PM) to avoid crowds and heat; rainy season (Oct-Dec) offers stronger water flow
Suggested Duration
2-3 hours if visiting both falls and swimming; 1 hour if just seeing Na Muang 1
Getting There
Things to Do Nearby
A quirky hillside sculpture garden with dozens of Buddhist and Hindu statues created by a local fruit farmer
Adventure park offering ATV rides, zip-lining, and elephant encounters, though quality varies
Famous temple housing the mummified monk Luang Pho Daeng in a meditative pose
Natural rock formation that's become a popular photo spot, about 10 minutes from the falls
Another name for Secret Buddha Garden - same place, different tour operators call it different things