Best Nature in Krabi

An island connected to Kai Island by a white sandbar at low tide.

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.

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.

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

James Bond Island is one of the many islands near Krabi that can be visited on an island tour.

Pelle Lagoon is an iconic site in the Phi Phi Islands, known for its unbelievable water and natural scenery.

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.

Crystal Lagoon offers activities such as kayaking and horseback riding.

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Connected to Chicken Island by a sandy pathway at low tide, offering crystal-clear waters.

An island with white sands, crystal clear waters, and panoramic views, offering barbecue dinners and bioluminescent plankton tours.

The Hong Islands, part of Than Bok Khorani National Park, are known for their emerald lagoons, white sandy beaches, and opportunities for kayaking and snorkeling.

Chicken Island is known for its unique rock formation resembling a chicken and is a part of the Four Islands tour.

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

Sa Morakot, also known as the Emerald Pool, is a natural pool with vibrant turquoise water.

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

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

Koh Phi Phi is a spectacular island destination in Thailand with beaches that are regularly listed among the best in the world.

Phuket is mentioned as being accessible from the port behind Hat Noppharat Thara.

The Emerald Lagoon on the Pee Pee Islands is a famous spot in Thailand, though it can get overcrowded.

Kogai is an island connected to Kottop by a white sandbar beach, allowing visitors to walk between the two islands at low tide.

Kai Island, also known as Chicken Island, is the best snorkeling spot in Krabi, featuring coral reefs and tropical fish.

A natural pool where visitors can swim, with an admission fee of 200 Baht per adult. The water is warm, and the Blue Pool is a 15-minute walk away.

A tropical island that is part of the 4 island tour.

A celebrated island destination with pristine beaches, clear waters, and natural scenery, made famous by the movie 'The Beach'.

Pak Bia Island is a picturesque island featuring a shallow cove for swimming and snorkeling, a beach with a swing, and coastal scenery.

Hong Island Lagoon is a great place to swim with vibrant turquoise water.

Koh Poda Island is a remote island paradise with tall palm trees, powdery white sand, and warm shallow waters.

Koh Talabeng is an untouched island off the coast of Koh Lanta Noi, known for kayaking, monkeys, monitor lizards, and eagles.

The sea that borders Krabi, offering views from Ao Nang Beach and the Tiger Cave Temple.

The larger of the Phi Phi Islands, offering tourist facilities.

The more pristine of the Phi Phi Islands, featuring Maya Bay.

Pakia Island is where there is an iconic swing to take pictures with, although it may have sunken over the years.