White-Water Rafting on the Khek River Detail

Elephant Forest Phitsanulok

Elephant Forest Phitsanulok

White-Water Rafting on the Khek River

2 hours

4 people or more : 1,050 THB per person

1–3 people: Flat rate of 3,500 THB per raft

Physical Level : Moderate – Active

Safety gear: helmet and life jacket
Drinking water  and refreshment after rafting
Towel for drying off
Accident insurance

Includes transfer

15 Rapids (class 1–5, season-dependent)

8 km

July–November (may vary yearly – please check with us)

2 hours

Begin your rafting adventure from the riverside pier inside Elephant Forest. Paddle along 8 kilometers of the Khek River—one of Thailand’s most scenic and exciting white-water routes.
You’ll pass through 15 rapids, ranging from gentle waves to thrilling surges, guided by our professional local rafting crew:  Each raft is steered by 2 trained local paddlers (front and rear), ensuring excellent control and top-tier safety.
As you float between rapids, enjoy the stunning surroundings:
Giant riverside trees, some nearly a century old
Water-loving plants and hanging vines along the riverbanks
Natural birdsong from forest-dwelling birds
Local farmlands and riverside communities, giving a glimpse into peaceful rural life

Pick-up/Drop-off Available

Free from Wang Thong district accommodations
Free from Phitsanulok City for bookings of 2 people or more

Physical Level: Moderate – Active

Fun, safe, and fully guided. Includes safety equipment and accident insurance.

**Not suitable for pregnant guests or those with heart conditions. Children must be able to follow instructions from the rafting team.

What We Provide (Included)

Safety gear: helmet and life jacket

Drinking water and refreshment after rafting

Towel for drying off

Accident insurance

Pick-up from the rafting endpoint back to Elephant Forest

Complimentary photo service – We capture your best rafting moments and share them digitally, for free!

Professional local rafting crew – 2 skilled paddlers per raft (front and rear)

This activity supports local employment and community-based tourism, while maintaining a low carbon footprint and minimal environmental impact.

What to Bring

Clothes suitable for getting wet (quick-dry or light fabric)

A change of clothes for after rafting

Secure sandals or water shoes (no flip-flops)

Shoes are optional. You may raft barefoot—our team will collect and return them at the endpoint.

A waterproof bag (optional)

Avoid valuables—phones can be kept safely with staff during the activity