Who can join: Anyone in average physical condition can join this cycling tour. Experienced mountain bikers are welcomed too. Don't worry about getting tried. This is not meant to be a physical challenge. Mountain bikes allow you to get closer to nature and to travel in silence.
Accommodations: Simple hotel in Phang Nga Town or home-stay.

Group size: Minimum of two guests and a maximum of six guests. Private tours are available on request.

Season: All year. The most comfortable time of year is from November through March. April and May are the hottest months. June through October is the rainy season. September is the wettest month. For monthly weather information, check out our weather calendar.

This cycling destination is off-the-beaten-path. Winding roads pass through spectacular limestone karst mountains and through rubber plantations. You will be on paved road at times and off-road as well. There are countless single tracks through the jungle and countryside.

There is an optional visit a cave temple is on village. A villager won the lottery and spent some of the money on making the temple more attractive. Sturdy stairs take youn to the elevated caves. The hand railing is solid and the footing is secure. There are several caves within the temple, As you'll be in a religious site, you'll need to dress appropriately. We will supply women with sarongs to cover their legs. Shoes, of course, are left at the base of the stairs.
Just a hundred meters from the temple, there's a cave that leads all the way to another village. The cave has a creek running through it. Your mountain bikes will be waiting for you on the other side.
Hazards will be deal with as needed. If we come to a place that looks slippery or dangerous, we will likely walk the bikes. Some side bikes are also available. This is a mountain biking trip, but it's also a nature and culture tour. You will be part of a very flexible journey through back country with opportunities to engage with the locals. Each day's travel distance is up to the group's inertia/energy. It ain't a race.