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Krabi
Twin limestone landmarks on the river near Krabi Town.

Thailand · Southern Thailand · Andaman coast
Limestone cliffs, boat-access beaches and lively coastal towns on the Andaman Sea.
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Krabi
Twin limestone landmarks on the river near Krabi Town.

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Natural forest pool inland; check access and swimming rules.

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Temple with a steep summit stair climb; bring water and allow for heat.

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Town-centre market for local crafts, food and performances on market nights.

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Beachfront dining, small shops and relaxed bars in Krabi’s main resort town.

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Boat-access peninsula with beaches beneath limestone cliffs.

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Casuarina-lined shoreline near Ao Nang, with changing tides.

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Main resort beach and departure area for coastal boat trips.

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Main airport serving Krabi and its coastal resorts.

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Intercity terminal for VIP and standard coaches to Bangkok and the southern provinces, north of Krabi Town.

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Passenger ferry pier near Krabi Town; check current routes.
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Map locations are approximate. Nearby excursions are labelled; check venue access, opening days and sea conditions before visiting.
Don’t miss
A boat-access peninsula with beaches beneath towering limestone cliffs.
A beach with a shrine at the foot of the cliffs on Railay’s tip.
A temple with a steep 1,200-step summit climb; bring water and allow for heat.
Twin limestone landmarks rising from the river near Krabi Town.
A natural forest pool inland; check access and swimming rules.
The main resort beach and departure area for coastal boat trips.
A casuarina-lined shoreline near Ao Nang with wide tides.
The classic island-hopping day trip by long-tail boat from Ao Nang.
Quiet lagoons and beaches reached on an organised excursion.
The town-centre market with crafts, food and performances on market nights.
Heritage & traditions
A forest monastery with a 1,200-step summit climb.
A white hillside temple above Krabi Town.
River caves known for prehistoric paintings and finds.
A river-delta village of batik making, fishing and rice growing.
A UNESCO-listed southern Thai dance-drama tradition.
Coastal communities with a shared halal food heritage.
Market nights with crafts, food and local performances.
Spicy curries and seafood; local cooking classes are common.
The wooden long-tail boats that still carry daily life along the coast.
Evening street food and life along the river promenade.
Krabi Town sits on the river, while Ao Nang is the main beach base. Railay is on the mainland but accessible by boat because of the cliffs. Offshore islands require separate boat travel.
November to April is generally drier. May to October often brings rain and rough seas. Follow beach warnings and check conditions before island trips.
Krabi combines Buddhist temples, Muslim coastal communities and a strong fishing heritage. Dress respectfully in villages and at religious sites; beachwear belongs at the beach.
Cover shoulders and knees, remove shoes where requested and speak quietly. Ask before photographing people or ceremonies.
Ao Nang has relaxed beach bars and music venues. Krabi Town is quieter, with riverside restaurants and evening markets rather than large clubs.
Seafood, southern Thai cooking and halal options are common. Krabi Town’s walking street mixes food and crafts on market nights; confirm current operating days.
Intercity buses link Krabi with Bangkok and other southern towns. Ferries and boats connect selected piers with Phi Phi and Koh Lanta, subject to weather and season. Krabi has no city railway station.
Krabi International Airport (KBV) is inland from Krabi Town. Use airport transport or a pre-booked transfer to Ao Nang and allow extra time for onward boat connections.
Songthaews, taxis and drivers connect towns and beaches. Railay requires a boat; check return departures, tide conditions and luggage arrangements before leaving.