John Gray SeaCanoe is a true Ecotourism experience.

Starting in 1983, John Gray developed sea kayaking as a low-impact means to explore coastal environments, such as the "hongs" (tidal caves) and mangroves of Pang Nga Bay in Thailand.

The sea kayak allows one to get close to nature without disturbing it and has become a great way to see mangrove flora and fauna up close.

John Gray SeaCanoe follows very high Ecotourism standards, using well-trained and knowledgeable guides, while many other operators try to attract a high volume of customers by lowering costs, which lowers the quality, as well as the ecotourism principles.                                         John Gray photo

Book a trip with JGSC and help support MAP!

When you book a John Gray SeaCanoe trip, say that you learned about JGSC through MAP's website. You will also be helping to support MAP's mangrove conservation programs!

Please notify MAP when you book your trip and JGSC will pass on the normal 20% booking commission our way.