KrabiTours & Trips
Famous for its dramatic limestone cliffs and turquoise waters, Krabi is a tropical paradise in Thailand. It offers serene beaches, island hopping, and breathtaking natural scenery perfect for relaxation and adventure.
Trips
Krabi trips
Every Krabi itinerary we run, with what each one covers and what it costs.
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About
Krabi travel guide
Krabi is the quieter half of Thailand's Andaman coast — limestone cliffs dropping into the sea, long-tail boats, and beaches that in places can only be reached by water.
Railay, cut off from the mainland by headlands, is the best known, and among the finest rock-climbing areas anywhere.
When to go
Best time to visit Krabi
November to April is the dry season, with calm seas and the clearest water for island hopping. December to February is the busiest and most expensive.
May to October brings the monsoon — rougher water, some cancelled boats and intermittent heavy rain, but far fewer people and much lower rates. The landscape is at its greenest.
Highlights
Top things to do in Krabi
The places most Krabi itineraries are built around.
Railay Beach
Reached only by long-tail boat, with limestone walls on three sides.
Four Islands tour
Chicken Island, Tup, Poda and Phra Nang, including the sandbar that appears at low tide.
Hong Islands
A lagoon enclosed by cliffs, quieter than the Phi Phi route.
Tiger Cave Temple
1,260 steps up to a hilltop Buddha and a view over the whole province.
Emerald Pool and Hot Springs
Inland, in Khao Phra Bang Khram, a natural spring-fed pool in rainforest.
Rock climbing at Railay
Hundreds of bolted routes, with courses for complete beginners.
Trip length
How many days do you need in Krabi?
Four to five days. Three covers one island tour and Railay; five lets you add the Hong Islands and the inland pools.
FAQs
Krabi questions, answered
The things people ask us most before booking a Krabi trip.
Where should we stay — Ao Nang or Railay?
Ao Nang has the restaurants, shops and boat connections and is easier as a base. Railay is more beautiful and much quieter, but everything arrives by boat and it is more expensive. Many people stay in Ao Nang and day-trip to Railay.
How do we get there?
Krabi has its own airport with connections through Bangkok. It is also around two hours by ferry from Phuket, which is why the two are often combined.
Is it good for a honeymoon?
It is one of the better options in Thailand for it — quieter than Phuket, with dramatic scenery and plenty of secluded resorts. Railay and the Tubkaak coast in particular.
Can beginners climb at Railay?
Yes. Half- and full-day beginner courses run daily with equipment and instruction included, and the limestone is well bolted. No previous experience is needed.
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