Jungle Way
Remote chill out spot
What we say: 
In a remote jungle spot, not far from one of the elephant camps, Jungle Way has basic bamboo huts with shared bathroom and a laid back rasta style vibe. A gorgeous restaurant is set up like a wooden sala or tree house and is the main hang out for guests and staff. The upper storey has a small chill out area with jungle views and a cool breeze. Thai and western food is served at reasonable prices. Their mainstay is trekking trips, of which they have a variety of options including waterfalls, mountains, sea views and elephant riding. They have also just introduced retreats and classes in yoga, meditation, massage and reiki. Call ahead for a free pick up. Lec the owner can also organise jungle treks, some he leads himself. Closed during rainy season. To get here from the ferry ports, head to Khlong Son, turn left just after the 7-eleven and keep following the road until it changes from cement to dirt. Roughly one kilometre further on the right side is the small entrance. Park your bike and cross the stream.
Check rates around Khlong Son best price guarantee!Contact details:
Khlong Son, Ko Chang. T: (089) 223 4795, (089) 247 3161Email them at: info@jungleway.com
Visit website
What we were quoted
| Type of room | Low season | High season | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bungalow fan share b'room | 250 THB | 350 THB | 500B for a larger room |
Added to Travelfish on: 8th August, 2005
Last visited or updated on: 21st October, 2008
Have your say
Photo gallery
Add your photos to this via Flickr More info
Jump to a destination
- Hot spots
- Bangkok & surrounds
- Central Thailand
- Northern Thailand
- About this region
- Ban Huay Kon
- Ban Toei
- Chiang Dao
- Chiang Kham
- Chiang Khong
- Chiang Mai
- Chiang Rai
- Chiang Saen
- Chom Thong
- Doi Inthanon
- Doi Khun Tan N.P.
- Doi Phukha N.P.
- Fang
- Hang Dong
- Hot
- Kamphaeng Phet
- Khun Yuam
- Lampang
- Lamphun
- Mae Chaem
- Mae Na Chon
- Mae Hong Son
- Mae Salong
- Mae Sariang
- Mae Sot
- Mae Sai
- Nan
- Nan to Ban Huay Kon
- Pai
- Phayao
- Phitsanulok
- Phrae
- Phrao
- Phu Chee Fah
- Phu Lang Ka
- Sanpatong
- Si Satchanalai
- Soppong
- Sukhothai
- Tak
- Tha Ton
- Umphang
- Northeastern Thailand
- About this region
- Ban Chiang
- Buriram
- Chaiyaphum
- Khao Yai N.P.
- Khon Kaen
- Khong Chiam
- Muang Tam
- Mukdahan
- Mukdahan N.P.
- Nakhon Phanom
- Nakhon Ratchasima (Khorat)
- Nong Khai
- Pak Chong
- Pha Taem N.P.
- Phanom Rung
- Phibun Mangsahan
- Phimai
- Phu Sa Dok Bua N.P.
- Sri Chiang Mai
- Surin
- That Phanom
- Ubon Ratchathani
- Udon Thani
- Yasothon
- Eastern Thailand
- Southern Thailand
- About this region
- Ao Nang
- Ao Phang Nga N.M.P.
- Ban Krut
- Bang Saphan Yai
- Betong
- Cha-am
- Chumphon
- Chumphon Beaches
- Haad Nopphara Thara
- Hat Yai
- Hua Hin
- Khao Lak
- Khao Sam Roi Yot N.P.
- Khao Sok N.P.
- Khuraburi
- Krabi
- Nakhon Si Thammarat
- Nakhon Si Thammarat Beaches
- Narathiwat
- Pattani
- Phang Nga Town
- Phattalung
- Phetburi
- Prachuap Khiri Khan
- Railay Beach
- Ranong
- Satun
- Sungai Kolok
- Surat Thani
- Tak Bai
- Takua Pa
- Trang
- Yala
- Islands in Thailand
- About the islands
- Coral and Raya Islands
- Ko Adang
- Ko Bulon Lae
- Ko Chang
- Ko Chang Noi
- Ko Kham
- Ko Kho Khao
- Ko Kradan
- Ko Kut
- Ko Lanta
- Ko Lao Liang
- Ko Libong
- Ko Lipe
- Ko Maak
- Ko Muk
- Ko Mun Nork
- Ko Ngai
- Ko Pha Ngan
- Ko Phayam
- Ko Phi Phi
- Ko Phra Thong
- Ko Ra
- Ko Samet
- Ko Samui
- Ko Si Chang
- Similan islands
- Ko Sukorn
- Ko Surin
- Ko Tao
- Ko Tarutao
- Ko Wai
- Ko Yao Noi
- Ko Yao Yai
- Phuket
Quick links
Onward travel
-
Ko Chang
Trat
Ko Wai
Ko Kham
Ko Maak
Chanthaburi
Ko Kut
Ko Mun Nork
Pailin (Cambodia)
Koh Kong (Cambodia)
Ko Samet
The above are all within 200km of Khlong Son.
Thailand FAQ
-
How much should I budget per day for a holiday in Thailand?
What should I pack for a holiday in Thailand?
What is the voltage in Thailand?
Is Thailand safe?
Is Thailand a safe place to travel alone to?
What is the weather like in Thailand?
Can I drink the tap water in Thailand?
Should I bargain for everything I want to buy in Thailand?
Should I bring travellers cheques, credit/debit cards or cash to Thailand?
What standard of acommodation can I expect for US$5?
Can I use drugs in Thailand?
Can I trust the Thai police?
What shouldn't I pack for a holiday in Thailand?
Should I take my own padlock for the door of my room while travelling in Thailand?
What are Thailand's visa requirements?
Newsletter signup
Sign up for Travelfish Burp!
Our weekly wrap on Southeast Asian travel.
Click here to see a recent newsletter.
Read Jungle Way reviews
Rated 4 out of 5
Based on 2 ratings and 2 reviews
Laid back, but very basic
This place is decent if you know what to expect...if you choose to have a private bathoom, you'll be bathing yourself in cold water out of a bucket...if you choose the shared bathroom, same story but add some filth...also expect to share your quarters with a wide range of geckos and insects...your room will also not be cleaned for the duration of the time you're ther (ie TP will not be replaced, you will have to empty the garbage yourself, etc)... On a positive note, the central hut has a fantastic vibe, serves great food, and the staff are friendly and sociable...when we stayed, we were the only guests the entire time, it might have been nice to meet some other travelers too... They do offer free pick up and drop off from the pier, clearly advertised in their lobby area, but when the main owner (Lek) wasn't able to drop us off, he asked one of the other staff members to do it, and he tried to get 100B out of us once we got to the pier... Be aware that this place is far far from the beach...without renting a motorbike you'll find it difficult to get around...
Jungle Way reviewed by tkdmunchkin (Total reviews: 3) on
Great place for a quiet time!
We stayed there just a week ago for a couple of days and it was great. Sasha and Lek together with the little daughter, the two dogs and their Mom, who's a great cook, were very friendly and accomodating. We greatly enjoyed our stay there and I can only recommend it. If you like nature all around you, want to chill out in a hammock, enjoy wonderful Thaifood (though western food is on the menu as well) and maybe even go on a jungle trek with Lek, this is the place for you. It's not too far from the White Sands Beach and they will take you there and pick you up again. Same goes for the ferry, free pick up and drop off, just call them. It's been lovely and if ever the occasion arises, we'll be back for sure. Thanks guys!!!
Jungle Way reviewed by Skye1979 (Total reviews: 2) on