Pai: Jungle Tubing River Excursion with DJs & Foam Party

Jungle Tubing is the largest Pai tipsy tubing event by far (averaging 450+ tubers per trip!), and definitely the most action packed. More time floating the Pai River, more tipsy stops (read: bars), more DJs, more games, and without a doubt, more party!

Two hours of floating - that's what we are here for right? Drift lazily down the Pai River for two hours of questionable decision-making, while taking in the northern Thailand mountain landscape. Don't forget to pre-hydrate, it will be a spicy day :)

Three rowdy bars: because one is just no fun! PLUS loads of events, because that's what truly sets us apart! (see below). And remember! bring some cash to splash because there ain't no ATMs in tubes floatin' down the river.

What to expect?

Check in at Revolution Hostel Pai Riverside. Do it before 11:30am and score a free drink!

Revs Pres + Pool Party: Tipsy Level 3
FREE FOOD, foam party, pool, DJ, hammocks, beer pong, stripper pole, games, and even a slip 'n slide to launch you on your tipsy tube back into the Pai river to continue your journey :)

~first float~

Stop 1 - Jungle Bar: Tipsy Level 5
FREE FRESH FRUIT, bamboo bars under the trees, DJ/MC, body paint, volleyball, ping pong, games, football, tug 'o war, and hula hoops to show off your skills! Jump back in the river and take a swim ;)

~second float~

Stop 2 - Tube Camp: Tipsy Level OFF THE CHARTS
HUGE FOAM PARTY! Truly in the jungle, one of Pai's most famous DJs, a taco stand, football pitch, sand volleyball, outdoor showers, and a big mud pit!

Transport is included in your ticket, and taxis will take you back to town from Tube Camp.

Unlike other Pai tipsy tubing trips that only float through Pai town, Jungle Tubing floats through the stunning Pai valley south of town, surrounded by mountains with views like the White Buddha, to truly maximize your jungle adventure! 

Jungle Tubing is owned and operated by Back Trax Tours. Back Trax Tours has operated in Pai for over 20 years and is owned by father and daughter, Suki and May. Locally owned, locally operated, supporting the Pai community since 2003.