Things to Do in Krabi

Krabi Island is getting its recognition for its scenic beauty, lush vegetation on shorelines, rough limestone formations, sprouting coral reefs, beautiful caves, and a stunning access point to the Andaman. It houses over 200 islands and several pristine and postcard beaches with stunningly modern but classic resorts and captivating surroundings, making it an ideal place for vacationing in Thailand.

Go for a rejuvenating swim in a beautiful and natural crystal lagoon known as Emerald Pool, owing to its emerald green color. Feel every segment of your body being refreshed by the mineral-rich water which has cascaded from natural springs by the surrounding hills. Enjoy the view of the lush green forest encompassing the pool while relaxing in the water.

Railay Beach is a beautiful amalgamation of four beaches offering unique attractions like limestone cliffs, exotic resorts, a Lagoon, and the Tonsai Beach. Also spelled Rai Leh, it is Krabi’s dreamy beach with limestone formations emerging as rocks with magnificent cliffs meant for the daredevil rock-climbers. Backed by lush vegetation, Railay Beach, though crowded, remains a beautiful unfledged beach.

The Tiger Cave Temple, or Wat Tham Sua, is a renowned Buddhist temple located near Krabi, Thailand. It gets its name from a legend that tigers once lived in the cave. The temple is famous for its stunning natural surroundings and challenging climb, consisting of 1,237 steps to reach the hilltop shrine. At the summit, witness breathtaking panoramic views and a massive golden Buddha statue. This spiritual sanctuary offers both adventure and tranquillity, making it a must-see for tourists and pilgrims alike.

Mu Koh Hong is not a single island but a cluster of limestone islands which includes popular islands like Lao Riam Pakka, Lao or Sa Ka Lao La Ding and not to forget the southern big island Lao Li Pe. The major attractions of these islands are its pictorial beauty consisting of white sandy beaches, amazing coral reefs, mesmerizing ambiance, pleasant climate, and crystal blue waters.

The tiny yet beautiful island of Koh Poda is famous for its picturesque settings. This limestone island is a part of a larger group of islands located off the western coast of Thailand. It is famous for its smooth sandy beaches and clear turquoise sea waters, relatively untouched by human interference which further adds to its appeal.

One of the most famous offshore islands around Krabi, this stunning island is also known as Tub Island, Koh Tap or KohThap. The mesmerizing vibes of the parting of the sea are something that makes this place all the more popular among tourists from all over the world.

Taking a dip in the hot springs of Krabi can be considered as the most exciting and rejuvenating experience. The hot springs are located in a secluded environment away from the city hustle in the midst of Phra Bang Khram forest. One will witness numerous hot water Jacuzzis to take a dip-in while learning about the geologic marvel of Krabi.

Next on the list of unusual tourist places in Krabi, is the Ao Luk Mangroves, which can be toured with a kayak. In this province, you can explore its corners, and unveil the secrets it owns. This is just a perfect place if you love exploring! Moreover, the entire region is covered with limestone cliffs and showcases a perfect picture of nature.

Stretching from Klong Dao on the northern side and Bamboo Bay on the southern, Koh Lanta is probably amongst the most favored beaches in Thailand. The sheer size of the coastline is what attracts most beach bums to this stunning getaway.

There are several ways to enjoy an intimate experience with nature in Krabi, and trekking at Tab Kak Hang Nak is one of them. Hang Kak is a mountain park teeming with rich collection of tropical flora and offering spectacular views of the sweeping landscapes around. Due to its lavish verdure, the park is one of the most enticing places to see in Krabi.

Add up a new chapter in your book of experiences, and visit this natural park which is one of the best places to visit in Krabi. This well-renowned attraction of this province posses a plush of scenic wonders and draws tourists from all over the map. Here you can also jump from one limestone cliff to another, which contrast with the green thickets of the bewildering jungles.

Based on the southern part of Poda and Tup islands, Kai Island is also been popularly known as Poda Nuk Island or Hua Khawan Island. The rooster shaped rock on the island is a symbol of the beautiful Krabi Sea. The pleasant climate and the harmonious ambiance, fascinating coral reefs and white sandy beaches are key attractions of this island. The chicken island is one of the most popular places to visit in Krabi. 

One of the most rewarding hiking trails you will find in Krabi, this adventure has its own special charm throughout. Although you can rent a bike or taxi to reach this popular viewpoint, it is not as fun as hiking up the steep slope because the vistas you get to witness from up here are worth all the hard work.

The grandeur of Krabi Province goes beyond its pristine beaches and tropical forests, and The Mud Crabs Sculpture is the proof. Counted among the best places to see in Krabi, this sculpture is located on the bank of the Krabi River, and is an important landmark in Krabi.

A little piece of paradise in Krabi made of a 450 metre long strip of unspoiled sand, limestone cliffs and crystal clear aquamarine waters, Ao Phra Nang Beach is truly exotic.

One of the remotest parts of Phi Phi islands, Mosquito Island is one of the isolated islands which consist of a limestone cliff rock which is around 700 meters in height. The island is divided into two small beaches and both the beaches remain filled with mosquitoes during sunset and hence the name.

If you hate dull weekends, Krabi Weekend Night Market is the place you are absolutely going to love in Krabi. A walking street buzzing with weekend vibes and the enthusiasm of its visitors, this night market is an excellent spot for foodies, shoppers, and anyone who is up for a good time.