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Cascade Tara
Hotel in Na Mueang (0.1 miles from Namuang Waterfall 1)
Situated in Na Mueang, 7.8 km from Grandfather's Grandmother's Rocks, Cascade Tara features accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a terrace and a restaurant.
Vimaan Vilai - Secluded Pool Villa
Amphoe Koksamui (0.4 miles from Namuang Waterfall 1)
Set in Amphoe Koksamui, Vimaan Vilai - Secluded Pool Villa offers accommodation with private pool, free WiFi and free private parking for guests who drive.
SZ Samui Glamping
Hotel in Ban Sa Ket (2.1 miles from Namuang Waterfall 1)
Set in Ban Sa Ket, 14 km from Grandfather's Grandmother's Rocks, SZ Samui Glamping offers accommodation with a terrace, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar.
Laura Guest House Samui
Hotel in Lamai (2.7 miles from Namuang Waterfall 1)
Situated in Lamai, 2.1 km from Natien Beach, Laura Guest House Samui features accommodation with an outdoor swimming pool, free private parking, a garden and a shared lounge.
Holiday house near Lamai with swimming pool. 2 bedrooms
Amphoe Koksamui (2.7 miles from Namuang Waterfall 1)
Boasting air-conditioned accommodation with a private pool, Holiday house near Lamai with swimming pool. 2 bedrooms is situated in Amphoe Koksamui.
Samui Hills
Taling Ngam Beach (2.8 miles from Namuang Waterfall 1)
Situated in Koh Samui, Samui Hills features a garden. All rooms boast a private bathroom.
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Waterfall was lovely however for all animal lovers please be...
Waterfall was lovely however for all animal lovers please be aware that right next door you will see elephants being unfairly treated. They offer feeding and riding, whilst in the mean time they are kept in tiny pens, strapped up against the fencing. Rocking from side to side it was obvious of the stress being caused to these animals, and I would advise anyone who supports and believes these Elephants to be correctly treated, that if you go here, you are supporting and funding them to be unfairly treated. Ps: you have to pay to use the toilet!JoeUnited Kingdom
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