Recreations

Prince Chumphon Shrine is in Sawi district and built on a hill call Hua Khao Than near Sairee Beach Sawi. You can see views of surrounding sea.

Koh Kula is located in Sawi district, in the area of Chumphon Marine National Park. There is a white sand beach and clear water. You can see corals and schools of fish. Swimming, snorkeling, kayaking are recommended.

The venue is located by the foot of the hill in Hat Sai Ri area. Prince Chumphon was one of the King Rama V’s sons. Being the founder of the modern Navy of Thailand, the Prince was proclaimed as the Father of Thai Navy. He was respected by the navy, fishermen, and other people as well. His picture has been represented in most of the houses in Chumphon Province.

The Monument consists of Prince Chumphon’s Shrine for visitors to pay respect. Chumphon Warship is an old big torpedo warship, with its size of 68 x 6.55 metres. This warship was out of order in 1975 and was moved to Had Sairee in 1979.

Tap Chang Waterfall (Khlong Phrao Waterfall) is located in Tungtako district and in the area of Namtok Ngao National Park which has connecting territory between Chumphon and Ranong province. It is a large waterfall among beautiful forest. There is water all year round.

These islands are popular diving spots in Chumphon. Both islands are small limestone islands with no beaches and residents. Both islands are still of rich underwater ecosystems, including light yellow corals, white corals, mortar corals, and orange cup corals including schools of small and large fish in abundance. Fortunately, you can see whale shark emerging from the sea. Day trip will be started in the morning and returned in the late afternoon.

From highway no.4, turn left to highway no.4096 for 6 kilometers. This beach is situated 60 kilometers from Chumphon. Visitors can observe the lifestyle of the local fishermen on this quiet beach. Near the beach, there is the Prince Chumphon Shrine. Nearby is called The Thungtako Estuary- the site where fishermen of Thungtako depart for their voyage to the sea. The scenery of the daily routine of these fishermen is very memorable and impressive.

The gate of heaven in Chumphon – it is located in the are of Tham Than Nam Lod Monastery, Sawi district. It is approximately 500 meters above sea level and is the only natural place in Thailand that has intricate mountain valleys, majestically covered with white mist all year long.

Located in Sawi district, It is an ancient template that is priceless in Sawi district. Wat Phra That Sawi is located next to Sawi river, approximately 3 kilometers form the district. It has a long history more than 700 years old. Therefore, you should not miss coming to pay homage for good fortune.

It lies south of the beach, pass the Pu Som bridge, then up to the hill about 1 km. a pavilion on the hilltop is an excellent viewpoint to see panoramic views of Chumphon Sea. The closest island of Koh Ma Prao , and further distant islands of Koh Raed, Koh Mat Ta, and others are clearly seen as well.

The Mutsea Mountain Viewpoint is located at Ban Pak Nam Chumphon where you can see a panorama view of Pak Nam Chumphon community, a group of islands of Chumphon Marine National Park and Guan Yin statue.

Phitak Island is close to the coast and the all flat areas are coconut plantations, Koh Phitak has an area of 280 acres with 42 households. Villagers are mostly fishermen and farmers. Residence locates in the front of the island, and coconut trees are in the rear.

The park is located in Had Sairee sub district, about 22km from Muang district. Chumphon Marine National Park covers an area of 317 sq. km, bounded by the districts of Muang, Sawi, Thungtako and Langsuan, and includes the offshore islands. Rental boats are available from Sairee beach to visit these islands.

A Mini Marathon to Koh Phitak: when the tide is low in July, the path along to Koh Phitak is appeared with the white sand. It is about 2 km from the land. A mini marathon about 14 km from Lungsuan District is held every year. Both amateur and professional runners from all over Thailand and abroad come to participate in this event. Koh Phitak is about 8 km. from Tusita Wellness Resort.

This shrine is located at Tambon Salui, at the bottom of the hill, along the 453th- 454th kilometer of Phetkasem Road. Featuring the shrine, it is the elephant shaped rock which is mostly worshipped by the Chumphon people. To emphasize on this belief, passengers will always blow their horns to pay respect to this site. Also, there are stalls selling fruits and souvenirs.

Every year at the end of October, bird watchers from both Thailand and foreign countries come to Khao Dinsor in Patiew District, Chumphon to watch the raptor flocks which migrate from Mongolia, Chiana, Japan, Korea and Vietnam.

Long Boat Racing in Langsuan is considered as the most unique one in Thailand because all the chiefs of each boat (sitting at the head of the boat) must compete among themselves to pick up the red flag at the finish line in order to win the racing without being fallen into the river.

Langsuan Railway Bridge was built during the World War II by Japanese Army and then United State Army destroyed it for the reason of cutting supply route of Japanese Army in 1945.

Langsuan and Tungtako are both famous for local fruits such as durian, rambutan, mangosteen, finger nail banana and zalacca. Every year in August, a Fruit Festival is arranged by Langsuan District which is about 20 kms from Tusita Wellness Resort.

The rafting tour on the Pa-Toh canal located in Pah Toh District which is about 40 k,. from Tusita Wellness Resort. This will take you to a new level of excitement. Experience untouched nature with the sounds of singing birds. Have lunch with original Thai menu.

This full day sea adventure takes you to Chumphon Marine National Park. You can experience fascinating seabed configurations from coral gardens to rock piles, undamaged reefs and preserved schools of fish.