Sa Kaeo

5 Mark D - 5 months ago

Wow! This little spot is beautiful (except for some of the trash).
It's a local swimming hole for the kids so if you want quiet and nice pics, go early.
No fees!! Loved it and will go back again.
Super deep so if you can't swim, bring a life jacket or just watch the fish.
Also check out the cave nearby...you can walk along the upper level of the cave (some narrow spots and edges).

4 K Ito - 2 months ago

It is a very nice and quiet place. You might hesitate to swim here because the water is not very clear.

3 טלאור אוחיון - a month ago

The water is green and NOT blue like in the pictures that people uploaded and the swimming is forbidden and not friendly

5 Evangeline McDonald - 3 months ago

This swimming hole is so so so beautiful. We were the only ones there and stayed for over an hour. The water is so blue and clean- however there was some trash at the edges. We loved this place :)

4 Serge Brazen - 2 years ago

When sea level go down or you just wanna fresh water swimming. This place is a solution. A few little lakes one of them 250m deep, quite impressive. This lake connected to the huge underwater tunnel system even divers come here sometimes.

5 Niklas Johansson - 3 years ago

I've been here a couple of times. I think it's worth a visit if you enjoy exploring and find the little things fascinating. There's a lot of growth with lots of shad. Many locals go for half day trips, and just quick visits to cool off.

There are two connected pools, with strangely blue/turquoise water. The first one on arrival is clearer and where everyone jumps in. (I never saw anyone in the second pool.)

The water is very cool, and a good offset from the otherwise hot ocean waters during high season. After visiting the first time I learned that this is the deepest under water cave in Asia, stretching some 200 m deep.

If you are lucky you may come across some amazing faunac in the vicinity. One may also visit some amazing cliffs and caves, the style of which you generally almost only come across where cliffs meets the sea.

5 Moumita Kar - 6 months ago

An unexplored beautiful pool. Don't try to get in and swim if you are a novice. There's no help close by and from what we have heard it is the deepest pool of South East Asia with caves in the depth of 200+ meters.