A beautiful waterfall listed on any touristmap.After a short walk through the jungle to reach.You need good shoes...It is also possible with Flip-Flop´s....but not recommended....In Highseasson less Water,but enough to swim in the pool next the cache.There are two ways to get to Kai Bae waterfall, which isn’t marked on any maps of the island or listed in any of the print guides. The simple way just involves walking 30 minutes inland from the 7-eleven opposite the turning for Kai Bae Hut Resort.The starting point for your walk is the 7-eleven opposite the entrance to Kai Bae Hut. Go inside and buy a couple of bottles of water and a packet of mints or, if you have money to burn, an isotonic energy drink and bag of roasted cashews. It doesn’t really matter which, but history tells us that the great explorers never set off without supplies for their journey and neither should you. From here take the dirt road leading inland. You will go past workers homes on the right and Sanook Sanag Resort on the left, then the road does a sharp left and then right. On your right you will see corrugated iron slums, followed by, on the left the laundry for Sea View Resort. The dirt road now meanders through a pomelo field, you will pass the water tower on your right and a couple of hundred metres further on, look for a stone walled compound about 50 metres off the road on your left. This is a wild pig farm, go and take a look. Another couple of hundred metres and ouwill come to a paved road and will see a few bungalows and a concrete sign in Thai. A little further on, a sign in Englishpoints the way to the footpath leading to the waterfall. The owner of the bungalows may or may not ask you for 20 baht for crossing her land. If she does, then just pay her. From the 7-eleven to this point is about 15 minutes walk. The more interesting way involves walking over a hill & following a riverbed through the jungle to the top of the waterfall and then clambering down near the side of the waterfall...The best time to visit is from May to November. During this time the plunge pool will have enough water to swim in and there will still be water coming over the top, so good for photos and less chance of catching a dodgy waterborne disease.Enjoy....!
Reference Point 1 : from Mainstreet next 7 Eleven turn in Sidestreet (Kai Bae Meechai Elephant Camp)
A few meters after the sign "Kai Bae Waterfall" it goes into the jungle....