Never mind Phi Phi, it was spoilt by unchecked development years ago, the real star of the show on the Krabi coastline is the Railay Peninsula. With a dramatic backdrop of sheer karst cliffs, and secluded paradise-like beaches, it really is one of Thailand’s most scenic locations. Railay, the little peninsula just south of Ao…
So, you’ve had an amazing time in Ao Nang, Thailand, but it’s time to head home. Now you need to figure out how to get to Krabi Airport. It’s less of a hassle than you might think, and in this guide, we’ll give you all the information you need to choose the best option for…
Airport code: KBV Krabi does have its own airport, although many visitors arrive at Phuket’s far busier airport and arrange a two-hour transfer by car or boat. Krabi International Airport receives flights from Bangkok, Chiang Mai, Samui, Kuala Lumpur, Dubai, and Singapore, though, so is pretty useful, yet connections are limited. This new terminal is…
Krabi Town, a bustling little market town, is the provincial capital. Its convenient location and good transport links mean many people choose to stay here for a night or two before leaving for the islands. The mainland beach areas are also accessible from here on a day trip, while Ao Nang is just a 25-minute…
Krabi, a province in Thailand, is never short of reasons to celebrate! Whether for religious, traditional, or contemporary reasons, festivals here are always lively and well-attended. The locals are always looking for an excuse to have fun and these festivals never disappoint. From the scrumptious food to the vibrant activities, there’s something for everyone. So…
Krabi is one of the most popular destinations in Thailand, known for its stunning beaches, limestone cliffs, and turquoise waters. Getting from Surat Thani to Krabi is easy and straightforward, thanks to the multiple transport options available. Whether you’re on a budget, or looking for comfort, or speed, there’s something for everyone. We recommend considering…
Anemone Reef, Shark Point, King Cruiser Wreck… even the names of the dive sites around Krabi convey a sense of adventure. The Andaman coast is recognized throughout the world as excellent for diving. Its tropical waters are home to thousands of species of fish and coral, including leopard and whale sharks (both harmless!), turtles, moray…
Come experience the thrill of rock climbing in Krabi, one of the world’s premier destinations for climbing enthusiasts. With thousands of challenging limestone cliffs, overhangs, and caves, there’s something for everyone – from novice climbers to the most experienced solo climbers. The views are spectacular, but don’t let them distract you from the task at…
The Krabi coastline is one of the most spectacular in the world, and tours are highly recommended. In fact, the province is best seen from the water, from where you can visit the world-famous Phi Phi island group, as well as several smaller islands close to the shore. The imposing karst scenery of Phang Nga…
Thai massage is an ancient art that is still widely practiced across Thailand and offered at all tourist centers. In Krabi, massage shops are found in all the main tourist areas as well as being offered in spas and hotels at more ‘professional’ rates. These masseuses are skilled at ironing out the pains and stiffness…