Krabi Travel and Destination Guide

What to see in Krabi

Ao Nang Beach: Ao Nang is the most developed beach in Krabi with swaying palm trees shading restaurants and travel agents, one step close to paradise.

Railey Beach: Limestone cliffs and natural rock formations make this one of the finest beaches in Thailand, or anywhere for that matter: a must visit.

What to do in Krabi

Island tour: A tour of the neighbouring islands will take in sights as famous as Koh Pi Pi and James Bond islands as well as some lesser known beauty spots.

Swim: The waters here are extremely inviting: glistening, blue and warm, the Andaman Sea provides the best swimming anywhere in Thailand.

What to see in Ao Nang

Town centre: the main street in Ao Nang is home to restaurants, pubs, shops and other amenities aimed at tourists and is an entertaining place for a wander and a browse.

The longtails: Ao Nang is a departure point for the neighbouring beaches and island of the Andaman Sea and so is alive with activity from the numerous and colorful longtail tourist boats.

What to do in Ao Nang

Island hopping: Take a boat to the otherwise inaccessible Railey beach or do a full day Ao Nang island tour arranged by a local travel agent – there are plenty.

SCUBA dive: A range of scuba diving expeditions can be arranged by the many travel companies established or newly set up in Ao Nang. Browse for a good price.

What to see in Krabi

Tiger Cave: The most famous attraction in Krabi is a beautiful collection of small temples and natural cave dwellings, still used by local monks.

The coast: It’s still one of the finest coastal settings you’ll find anywhere and no doubt you’ll leave with an outstanding photo collection featuring the beach walk.

What to do in Krabi

Explore: Take a four island tour that brings you to James Bond island and Chicken Island, but be sure to bring sun cream – you’ll be out all day.

Nights out: Krabi Town is a vibrant and hearty centre point. The nightlife is growing rapidly and restaurants and nightclubs are appearing all the time.

What to see on Railey Beach

Natural beauty: white sand connects the mainland to a signature collection of limestone outcrops: it's a place of natural beauty, and one never to be forgotten.

Tonsai Bay: Off the beaten track, this smaller sized beach has its own atmosphere and culture and is well worth a look.

What to do on Railey Beach

Visit Phra Nang Bay: the most beautiful beach in the area is now public accessible to the public and is a stunning spot. Bring a camera.

Climb: Head over to Tonsai for its world class climbing facilities and fun environment for an adventurous and energetic day out.

What to see on Koh Lanta

Nature: It's an unspoilt island - pure beauty.

What to do on Koh Lanta

Snorkel: The island is surrounded by a number of top snorkelling sights.