To get to this area will take some time but every paddle put into the water is well worth the effort.
There are plenty of bays and coves to explore around this picturesque area. North Wawyai is still very much untouched by western society – beautiful limestone rocks soar out from the water, crowned by tropical forest. Due to the high cliffs rising up from the water’s edge, there are limited beaches to camp on. Thus you will spend a lot of time sitting in a kayak, and finding campsites is hard and limited. There are also many caves to explore, some of these caves were used as burial grounds and the remains can still be seen today. In other caves you can also find some bats species. Drinking water can be a concern and you should be well prepared with water purification pumps, tablets and large water containers.