Rafting on Phang Na Bay is really, really exciting, for those that like snorkeling they will really enjoy themselves here. For those here on New Year’s Day, they will certainly celebrate a different new year’s. Apart from us on the Canoe there were 2 women who seemed to be from Kenya, who were extremely tall and big and were happy during the entire trip. At first I thought they would be relatively disorderly in terms of how they would have fun, I didn’t expect that they would be more proactive than us in requesting a canoe coach (I don’t know what I should call them, they definitely aren’t boatmen) be a bit slower. It really was too cute ~ I sigh when I think about that it was good being together with the on the canoe. So, maybe going rafting was a big mistake. I originally wanted to go out on something stable, like a wooden raft. I didn't realize that I bought a rubber raft. I want to cry! The thing is that we didn’t bring bathing suits, and I still took my mom along to go rafting. Do you think I’m brave? After this was over, we went to the bathroom and wrung out our clothes for 10 minutes, and it really didn’t matter too much. After we were done rafting, we went to the “self-serve” lunch, and at this point I absolutely regretted that it would have been better to eat more at breakfast in the morning at the hotel. Around the dining area there is the feeling of a tropical rain forest, and for those diners that eat quickly, they are able to take a walk. Though the unlimited rafting activity is relatively stimulating, Lydia rather prefers the little monkeys. The monkey caves are not far from the rafting site, and in general any rafting course will include these. Although we did not see the caves, there were still many cute monkeys, and at small stores on the sides you can buy bananas to feed them, but the monkeys are still really aggressive, and the speed at which they can steal food from people is really astonishing. The majority are still meek, everyone is still looking into the wrong way on the selfie stick.