Path to Avatar: glass bridge over Phang Nga, elephant and village gypsy

A big day in Phang Nga province: elephants, mangroves, a village on the water and views of the bay from a glass bridge. The program is suitable for any age. Waterfall, fruit and rubber plantations, elephant spa with mud treatments, swimming, shower, baby elephant show and rides. A statue of the Black Monk, a long-tail boat through a mangrove forest, a floating village of sea gypsies with a seafood lunch, a monkey cave and the Suvan Kuha temple, a glass bridge at Samet Nangshe with free time and finally a beach with airplanes. Departure at 6:45, return after 17:30, group of up to 20 people, air-conditioned bus, Russian-speaking guide. Includes lunch, elephant program, entrance fees and insurance. From Paklok and Panwa there is a transfer for an additional fee of 300-2000 THB, from Natai and Khao Lak there is no transfer. Shoulders and knees are covered in the temple. The price is for the basic option, other options are more expensive.