CHIANG MAI
Chiang Mai’s standout days out.
The 15 canoes & kayaks travellers book most in Chiang Mai right now, with prices, run times and the operator behind each one so you can choose the day that fits.
Chiang Dao caves and Mae Ping jungle kayaking in one full day from Chiang Mai, with lunch, safety support, and beginner instruction.
Most Popular“Fantastic day. Amazing time in the caves with a fantastic local guide. Such an amazing cave. Then kyaks down the river was super relaxing and some great sight seeing.”
Night kayak on Chiang Mai’s Ping River with hotel pickup, hard-shell gear, and glowing bridges. Paddle about 6 km in 2 hours.
“The guides were very helpful, very accommodating, and friendly. We recommend this 100%”
Paddle the Ping River jungle creeks near Chiang Dao, spot wildlife, get beginner coaching, and enjoy a riverside lunch with hotel pickup.
“Great day! We were given some useful tips & advise on using the kayak. The kayaking was really straightforward, pretty gentle all the way. The guides were extremely helpful & made you feel relaxed & safe. Saw some beautiful birds along the way.”
Night kayak on Chiang Mai’s Ping River. A small-group 6 km paddle at dusk with lights, guides, and safety gear included.
“Very organized and a delightful way to see Chiang Mai. The guides were excellent! We were 6 people in our group and we had 2 guides keeping us on course. Highly recommend”
Bike Mae Ngat Valley and kayak the calm Ping River reserve from Chiang Mai. Hotel pickup, safety gear, and lunch are included.
“This is a fun day trip to see the countryside and enjoy some outdoor activities. Both the kayaking and the biking were pretty easy and would be appropriate for just about anyone. The visits to the temples were nice before we got started oRead more”
Guided kayaking on Thailand’s Mae Ping River to the Mae Taeng Forest Reserve with a safety-first lesson, river lunch, and wildlife spotting.
“If you are looking for a serene trip to experience north Thailand nature, this is the tour to go! Kayaking was really beautiful and great view of mountains, definitely recommend in December. Also the Chiang Dao is the perfect cherry on top. Shoutout to Twee and the tour guides 🔥”
Paddle 15 km on the Ping River near Mae Taeng forest with safety-first guides, wildlife watching, river swims, and vegetarian lunch.
“Very relaxing and fun day kayaking. Exactly what we were looking for, floating with the river amd enjoying the rural scenery. The guides put extra care on safety, the equipment is good and the lunch was tasty”
10KM inflatable kayaking on the Mae Taeng River near Chiang Mai with hotel pickup, safety gear, lunch, and small-group fun.
“Great tour, they provided a wonderful meal, and my wife and I had a great time on the rapids. They run a safe company, with a great team along the river for safety support in case you fall in the rapids.”
Paddle the Mae Wang Valley near Doi Inthanon, with Class I–II rapids, possible elephants, lunch, and optional Lost Canyon Class III–IV.
“Just a great day White water Kayaking, in a very scenic place, with lovely people, But be prepared for lots of horse fly attacks”
Chiang Mai jungle trek to a 10-meter waterfall and 10 km guided inflatable kayaking on the Mae Taeng River, about 10 hours.
“fantastic tour, they were very good, both the trekking to reach the waterfalls and the part with the inflatable kayak they were exciting.”
Guided ATV + inflatable kayak day in Chiang Mai with pickup, full safety gear, lunch, showers, and beginner-friendly jungle routes.
“What an amazing day we had , a highlight of our holiday . So well organised it was amazing . Food , staff , facilities - couldn’t be better .”
Kayak the jungle rivers of Chiang Dao Valley on the Ping River. Small groups, pro coaching, and a calm escape from Chiang Mai crowds.
“Insane activity seeing the landscape of the Chiang Dao Valley, the instructors were excellent and informative while allowing you to explore all the while being very comfortable. This is definitely suitable for beginners and I cannot recommend this enough!”
Sunset kayaking on Chiang Mai’s Mae Ping River with a small group, city sights, and Warorot Market golden-hour browsing for $17.
“The guide is really helpful and friendly and the river is flat and easy to navigate. It’s fun to paddle past the locals out fishing, and when it gets dark the riverside restaurants look really cool all lit up. I definitely recommend this easy, chill paddle up and down the Ping River.”
Hike forest trails, bike to a mountain lake, then kayak the Ping River in Chiang Mai. Gear and lunch included for $100.52.
“Did a little bit of everything in one day. The guides were great and the scenery along the way was nice. I would recommend it if you are up to the task.”
Half-day SUP on Chiang Mai’s Mae Ping River with hotel pickup, beginner coaching, wildlife views, mango plantation lunch, and kayak option.
“Lovely day on the river! I've only ever done SUP on the ocean so the river current was actually much easier to manage than ocean waves!”
The old city, the temple mountains and the valleys around them, and every way to see them.
