Best places to visit in Krabi

Ao Nang is a bustling beach town in Krabi, Thailand, known for its beaches and as a departure point for boats to nearby islands and Railay Beach.

Diamond Cave is located in Raleigh and will take you deep inside the mountains as you can admire the maze of rock formations that have formed over millions of years.

Tiger Cave Temple (Wat Tham Suea) is a sacred temple complex famous for its tiger prints in the cave, towering Buddha statues, and challenging climb to a viewpoint with panoramic views of Krabi's landscape.

A tropical paradise accessible only by boat, Railay Beach is known for its towering limestone cliffs, white sandy shores, turquoise waters, and world-class rock climbing.

Emerald Pool (Sa Morakot) is a stunning natural pool with vibrant turquoise water, surrounded by lush jungle trails, perfect for a refreshing swim.

A pool located a 15-minute walk from Emerald Pool. Swimming is not allowed in this pool, but admission is included with the Emerald Pool ticket.

The location where the movie 'The Beach' was filmed, visitors can hire a private longtail boat to swim outside the restricted area.

Koh Lanta is a laid-back island with beautiful beaches, charming stilt houses in Lanta Old Town, and Mu Ko Lanta National Park.

A popular beach in Ao Nang known for its beautiful sunsets and views of the Andaman Sea, though it can be crowded due to boat traffic.

Railay is a popular beach destination in Krabi, accessible only by boat, known for its stunning beach, limestone cliffs, Phra Nang Cave (a shrine), and rock climbing.

Islands about an hour from Krabi by high-speed boat, including Koh Phi Phi Don and Koh Phi Phi Leh, where visitors can find viewpoints, towns, and resorts.

Jacuzzi-sized pools with naturally heated warm water rich with minerals, believed to help with skin ailments and soothing aches.

Ao Thalane is a small fishing village built on the mouth of Naisa River, known for kayaking adventures through mangroves and limestone cliffs.

Krabi Town Night Market is a night market open from Friday to Sunday, offering a variety of delicious foods popular with both tourists and locals.

Hong Island is a beautiful island with a lagoon, clear water, rock faces, a beach, coral reefs, and a 360-degree viewpoint.

Dragon Crest Mountain, also known as Khao Ngon Nak, is a local recommended hiking spot near Ao Nang with a challenging trail leading to an epic viewpoint at the summit.

A beach where monkeys roam, but visitors should be cautious. It's a lagoon area with translucent bluish-green water.

Crystal Pool is a pool with fish and green algae near the Emerald Pools.

Railay East features a pier, hotels, restaurants, and laundry services, though the beach isn't ideal for swimming due to the low tide and stones.

Phra Nang Beach is known for its stunning cliffs, islands, and the Phra Nang Cave Shrine, with a five-star hotel and cave restaurant.

The Bat Cave is a large cliff on Phra Nang Beach where tours are available to climb to the top.

The go-to spot for late-night entertainment in Ao Nang.

Ao Nang Landmark Night Market offers entertainment, food, and drinks.

Koh Poda is a beautiful island in Krabi, accessible by longtail boat from the national park, offering snorkeling opportunities, though the visibility may vary depending on the weather and tides.

Koh Tub is known for its sandbar which connects it to Chicken Island and Koh Mor at low tide, forming Talay Waek.