River Kwai Jungle Rafts

An exhilarating twenty-minute boat trip from our pier through spectacular gorges and clusters of brilliantly coloured birds, delight the senses as one ventures deeper into the wild of the jungle.

As for our concept of original floating hotel, instead of using electricity, we conserve the natural ambience with our Jungle Rafts concept by using lamp for lighting your room.

In - room Facilities
- Make up table
- Hammock
- Kerosene Lamp
- Attached Bathroom
- Cold/hot water
- International standard toiletries eg. soap, shampoo, towels, flush toilet and etc.

Welcome to River Kwai Jungle Rafts, the magnificent close-to-nature floating lodge founded in 1976 on the historic River Kwai, in Kanchanaburi, Thailand. River Kwai Jungle Rafts is an ideal destination for everyone who seeks not only a magical place to getaway to but also a legend to be experienced. Your visit will be rewarded with a life-long memorable experience that once you have ever been overnight on the historic River Kwai. You will enjoy not only the stunning nature surroundings of tropical forest, but also a unique blend of the culture and tradition of Mon people, and the history of World War II. It has been over 31 years that we serve all discerning travelers with friendliness and hearty service making our Jungle Rafts distinct from the others.

The magical settings, the simple yet awesome services have already gained the reputation of becoming the outstanding housing raft in Kanchanaburi in Thailand. Resembling a floating home, Jungle Rafts can be defined as simply marvelous. Resembling nothing less than paradise, the room facilities at Jungle Rafts gives you a taste of living in style even in the midst of Nature. The legendary River Kwai in Kanchanaburi is undoubtedly the perfect place to be the location of Jungle Rafts where you can thoroughly enjoy the magic of nature.

Bathe away the last traces of the outside world under breathtaking waterfalls, view wild orchids on jungle jaunts or explore deep inside mystical caves. You may wish to ride an elephant through the bush to %CMon%D village, or just bask in the sun, before diving off your verandah for a cooling swim in the River Kwai.

As day fades into night and the mood of the river becomes more reflective, the magical sounds of %CMon%D music can be heard echoing through the night. You may choose to watch the %CMon%C dancing in the Jungle Rafts own theatre. This traditional dance is both unique and beautiful.

Since 1976 we have kept unique concept and developed our standard service, until now we are proud in the rewards of UNSEEN PARADISE 2004 by Tourism Authority of Thailand and The first qualified hotel registration of Floating Houses on The River Kwai in Thailand in 2005.
Other Facilities

- Swimming, fishing, canoeing, bamboo rafting on the river

- Elephant riding into the jungle

- Trekking, Bird watching

- Mountain Biking National Park and Caves Visit.

- Mon Tribal Village

- Hell Fire Pass Memorial

The location of the River Kwai Jungle Rafts is in the heart of the dense forest and along the lovely river Kwai and can also be reached by taking a long tail boat. Time taken will be around 20 minutes to reach the Jungle Rafts

Hoe to get there

Kanchanaburi in Thailand is very easy to reach as it is close to Bangkok. There are ways to reach the Unseen Paradise, The River Kwai JUNGLE RAFTS.

By Train from Bangkok

Go to Bangkok Noi Railway Station (in Thai: "Sa Tha Nee Rot Fai Bangkok Noi") and take the Nam Tok bound train to Kanchanaburi.  To get to Bangkok Noi Railway Station by Chao Phraya River Ferries, as you get on to the ferry ask to go to "Tha Rot Fai", which means "Railway Station Pier". The fare is THB28 (3rd class - non-air conditioned).  Trains depart Bangkok Noi Railway Station daily at 07:45 am, arriving in Nam Tok Railway Station at 12:50 pm, and 01:50 pm, arriving 18:40.  Alight at Namtok Railway Station rent a local mini bus to get to Resotel pier (10 K.M. far from the station - on left hand side of the 323 road).  Then catch a long-tailed boat from Resotel pier to River Kwai Jungle Rafts.

By Car from Bangkok

From the centre of Bangkok, head for Phra Pinklao Bridge.  Cross the bridge and continue along Pinklao Road for 35 K.M. until you reach the junction with the A2.  Turn right, following the signs for Ratchaburi.  Pass through Nakhon Chaisri and the Nakhon Pathom bypass.  About 5 K.M. further on from the bypass, look for the flyover and the sign for Kanchanaburi.  Take the flyover and continue along the A323 to Ban Pong.  From Ban Pong, follow the signs to Kanchanaburi (a further 50 K.M.).  When you reach Kanchanaburi, pass through the town about 6 K.M., there is a junction, turn left and following the signs to the Saiyoke Noi Waterfalls.  The Resotel pier is located about 60 K.M. from the city centre and about 8 K.M. from the Saiyoke Noi Waterfalls on left hand side.  The pier is 1.5 K.M. from the entrance.  Then catch a long-tailed boat from Resotel pier to River Kwai Jungle Rafts.

By Bus from Bangkok:

Go to the Southern Air-Conditioned Bus Terminal on the Thonburi side of the Chao Phraya River (in Thai: "Sa Tha Nee Rot Tour Sai Tai") Take the blue and white air-conditioned public bus number 81 to Kanchanaburi, from Stop Number 4.  The journey takes about 2 hours (129 K.M.).  From Kanchanaburi Bus Station, take a air-conditioned V.I.P. bus or van number 8203 to "Sangkhlaburi" or number 9918 to "Three Pagoda Pass", they will pass the entrance of Resotel pier which is at 54th Kilometre post sign in Saiyoke district and the journey takes about 1 hours.  After get off the bus, you have to walk another 1.5 K.M. to Resotel pier.  Then catch a long-tailed boat from Resotel pier to River Kwai Jungle Rafts.

Keep driving on Saeng-Chuto Road until you see the junction and turn left as soon as you see the sign post telling you to go along the Saiyoke-Thong Pha Phum route (still on route 323). Then will take you about an hour more to get to Resotel pier (From the main town-River Kwai Bridge-The entrance to Resotel pier is at 54th Kilometer post sign in Saiyoke district).