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That quintessential Thai image of a brightly painted longtail boat moored in turquoise water? It’s likely to have been taken from one of Krabi’s trademark karst islands. The province stretches along Thailand’s southeast coast, graduating from a thick jungle interior to blonde beaches that taper gently into bathwater-warm water. More than 150 limestone islands disperse out into the Andaman Sea, topped with frothy clumps of jungle and fringed with mangroves.

Things to see and do in Krabi

Krabi town and surrounding hills.

Krabi Town rests on the banks of the Krabi River and, despite its collection of cafés, trinket stalls and hotels, has managed to retain its ambience as a traditional fishing port. With its own airport, the town acts as a transport hub, supplying boat trips, snorkelling tours and diving expeditions. Overlooking the town is Khao Khanap Nam, a pair of hills that rear above the water like two sharks.

The best way to see the paintings is on a guided canoeing tour, where you can paddle from island to island. To reach most sites (many of which are now protected), you navigate coastal mangrove forests and float through winding cave tunnels. As well as the paintings, many caves have twisting formations of stalagmites and stalactites.

Outlying islands

Many of the other islands also warrant exploration, which you can do by traditional longtail boat on a private tour. Koh Kai (Chicken Island) is named after its poultry-shaped rock formation and, at low tide, you can wander along a sandbar to nearby Tub Island. A curve of healthy coral lies off the island’s west coast, where you’ll often see shoals of striped angelfish and sandbanks studded with starfish.

For some of the best snorkelling and diving, travel farther south to the Phi Phi National Marine Park, particularly Ko Phi-Phi Leh island. Here, you can swim in crystal-clear water under the gaze of sheer limestone cliffs.

For something more active, Krabi is one of the best places in Thailand for rock climbing, with a range of routes from beginner’s level to the more advanced. Take a guided lesson at Railay Beach and you can try rappelling, abseiling and top-rope climbing — all with views across the Andaman Sea.

Phang Nga Bay

Much of the bay falls within Ao Phang Nga National Park and has stayed free from development. You will see the occasional stilted fishing village — good places to stop for a freshly grilled seafood lunch.

Some areas of the bay can get busy, so it pays off to take a private boat tour out to the lesser-visited regions (of which there are many). Cruising between the vertical limestone cliffs, you can stop to venture into the water, seek out hidden lagoons or stroll along the secluded coves. Many boats come equipped with kayaks for you to use to explore caves or the coastal mangrove forests.

Best time to visit Krabi

Krabi enjoys a year-round warm, tropical climate. January to March tends to be the driest season with calm seas and moderate temperatures — although this is also the busiest. Late March to April can be occasionally a little cloudy but much quieter. Rainy season is from May to October, although if you’re prepared for a few showers and cooler temperatures, hotels are very good value and the beaches peaceful.

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This sample itinerary will give you an idea of what is possible when you travel in Krabi, and showcases routes we know work particularly well. Treat this as inspiration, because your trip will be created uniquely by one of our specialists.

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• Koh Yao 23 miles away
• Koh Phi Phi Don 25 miles away
• Phuket 38 miles away
• Koh Lanta 39 miles away
• Khao Lak 64 miles away
• Khao Sok National Park 65 miles away
• Khanom 104 miles away
• Koh Samui 125 miles away
• Koh Phangan 137 miles away
• Koh Tao 154 miles away

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INSIDER KRABI ITINERARY (2024)

This Krabi itinerary will explore the insurmountable serenity and beauty of Krabi, Thailand, has captured many hearts worldwide, and it’s easy to see why! Everyone who visits this enchanting part of the world leaves with unforgettable memories, a relaxed spirit, and a big smile on their face.

Craggy seaside cliffs draped with lush green vegetation, fresh salty air, turquoise ocean water, exquisite marine life, and exotic palm trees- Krabi is a true island paradise! To top off the magic, Krabi is also a spiritual and rejuvenating place where one can let go and breathe, offering more than just aesthetic value.

With our complete Krabi Itinerary, you will have a trip that will stay with you for a lifetime, with every moment overflowing with fun, adventure, island vibes, and thrilling new encounters that will be reminisced about for years to come.

We’ve compiled everything that you need to know, so sit back, relax and leave the planning to us!

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When planning a trip to Krabi (or any trip to Thailand ), the weather plays a huge factor. Krabi’s weather is typically hot days and cool breezy evenings, and the island doesn’t have many months of heavy rainfall. Winter is from January to March and during that time the temperatures still maintain a pleasant sunny warmth, making it a surprisingly great time to visit!

The best time to visit Krabi is between November and March. This is when the weather is ideal, rainfall is low, and the sun out! You can enjoy fun watersports and laze on the beach without the threat of heavy rainfall and winds.

Monsoon season is during Krabi’s summer,  between July to October. Be cautious of the ocean during this time, and be sure to book your flights with the heavy wind and rainfall in mind!

If you want to visit when there aren’t as many tourists as there are during peak season, then April to June would be the best time. You may encounter more rainy days, but the blissful days of ideal island sunshine are sure to make up for it! It also seems like a small price to pay to have a more private experience.

So, if you want to know when to visit Krabi, keep all of this in mind, and choose the time that suits you and your individual travel needs best!

Finding where to stay in Krabi  has never been easier – there’s heaps of accommodation available! In this Krabi itinerary, we share our top picks for the best neighborhoods.

Ao Nang is Krabi’s tourist mecca, known mostly for owning astounding Andaman sea beachscapes and white-sand shores. This resort town is also the main docking point for boats heading out to the surrounding islands of Krabi, namely – Koh Poda, Ko Hong and Ko Gai (Chicken Island). This area offers beauty and convenience! It’s also a prime spot to catch a famous Krabi island hopping adventure tour!

Railay Beach is a popular spot for rock climbers. It’s entirely surrounded by some of the world’s most beautiful cliffs that provide amazing ocean views from the top. The craggy cliffs are not only great for climbers but also allow this part of Krabi to be more private. It’s only accessible via boat, and although you will be sacrificing convenience, you will be gaining seclusion and privacy.

To indulge in Krabi’s diverse culture and history, a stay in Krabi Town is a must. The town is Krabi’s original market town and provides quite a contrast to the lazy surrounding beach towns. There is no better place to truly experience the authenticity of Thai culture and hospitality!

The main river is a hub for fishers, and is a great spot to catch a water taxi! Not only is it an idyllic Thai city, but it’s also incredibly beautiful boasting amazing architecture and a lot of Krabi’s top tourist attractions. You can also catch the elaborate Illumanorah Show at Paka Show Park.

For a more off-the-beaten-track approach, Ton Sai Bay is the place to be! Here, there are no roads or pavement, but rather footpaths and hidden pathways. This charming part of Krabi is the main arrival port for the Phi Phi islands, and during the day there is always a lot going on! At night, you can find upbeat clubs and enjoy a thriving party scene.

If you’re looking for a more memorable and environmentally-friendly place to stay, consider checking out an Eco-resort in Krabi .

Best Hostel in Krabi – Reset Hostel

Reset hostel in Krabi is an awesome spot where you can feel at home and settle in at the end of a day of adventure! The suites are clean, have en-suites, and the beds are comfortable. Reset Hostel is run by locals who care deeply for those who stay with them, and you can easily feel it in the way you are treated like family. Enjoy laid back beachside accommodation with comfort, style, and friendliness thrown in.

For more of Krabi’s best hostels, check out our epic backpacker accommodation guide!

Best Airbnb in Krabi – Cosy & Comfortable Furnished Nature House

This resort-style furnished house is ideal for nature lovers looking for an escape from the hustle and bustle. Located in the middle of Thai herb gardens, enjoy a peaceful and safe stay in Ao Nang just a ten minutes ride away from all the shops, restaurants and nightlife. The amenities provided are as good as hotels and include WiFi, a kitchen and free parking.

Best Budget Hotel in Krabi – Aonang Third Place

Enjoy a peaceful and scenic environment, complete with modern rooms and a private balcony. Lounge in the Aonang Third Place Garden or mingle in the lounge. This hotel is a sleek and sophisticated establishment that won’t break your bank. Close to the Nopparat Thara Beach and Krabi Airport, this spot is prime! You will also be a short distance from incredible restaurants.

Best Luxury Hotel in Krabi – Rawi Warin Resort & Spa

For a 5-star getaway, Rawi Warin Resort & Spa will blow you away with chic design and sheer elegance. The beachside resort boasts incredible Thai-style rooms complete with fine wood furnishings and flooring. You will find everything your heart could desire! With a world-class spa at your fingertips, restaurants serving the best cuisine, and a classy on-site bar- you are bound to have the time of your life!

Krabi’s public transport system consists of tuk-tuk (motorcycle taxi) drivers, local buses (known as song-taew ), and regular taxis. The tuk-tuks are the most traditional way of getting around, although you will often have to bargain with your driver to get a reasonable price. As for the local taxis and buses, they can be easily waved down just like a US taxi, and provide a great way to get around at a good price.

Renting either a car or a motorcycle during your Krabi trip are ideal options, as you won’t ever have to worry about finding a ride. You will also have the freedom to explore! You will then also have the option to hire a driver or guide for the day to show you some of the hidden gems of Krabi.

Of course, traveling by sea is also a must-do travel experience whilst in Krabi. You can find long-tail boats, speed boats, and ferris at most docks within the province. This is an excellent way to feel the wind, take in the beachscapes, and get from A to B quickly.

Walking in Krabi is also a lovely way to experience the authentic atmosphere and environment of the villages and towns. It may not be the best way to get to each place, as a lot of Krabi’s attractions are quite far apart, but it is a marvelous way to see the nature of the province. You will come across everything from street food,  to artwork, and inspiring local businesses.

  Wat Tham Sua | Ao Luk Mangroves | Khao Khanab Nam Mountains | Klong Thom Hot Springs | Emerald Pool

Whether you are spending one day in Krabi or more, we have the best way to enjoy your vacation in Krabi! Enjoy natural splendor and spiritual bliss in our itinerary!

Day 1/Stop 1 – Wat Tham Sua

• Why it’s awesome: It’s where monks come together to live and worship, deep within the jungle in a maze of natural caves.
• Cost: Free.
• Food recommendation: Tiger Cafe offers authentic Thai food at a reasonable price. You can enjoy a plethora of tasty meals, and we suggest that you try one of their shakes!

To begin your time in Krabi, we have a cultural landmark remarkable history. Also known as Tiger Cave Temple , Wat Tham Sua is situated near the charming and welcoming Krabi Town. Surrounding this mesmerizing temple is a dense forest of ancient trees, most older than 100 years. These lovely trees sprout from the mountainscape, where a vast amount of unusual caves can be found and admired.

The site is known for being a meditation centre, as well as the home to stone tools, pottery remains, and the mold for making Buddha footprints. In the main temple cave, you will come across photos of internal organs and split caverns- which is very bizarre, but they are there as a way for the monks to remember the temporary nature of the body.

The biggest feature of  Wat Tham Sua temple complex is the 1,272 step climb up a scenic limestone tower. Once at the top, you will see the awe-inspiring “Footprint of the Buddha”. This is a stone carving said to be from Guatama Buddha himself. The site is not only an iconically spiritual one but also offers breathtaking panoramic views of Krabi’s countryside and the Andaman sea.

Insider Tip: The hike can be quite strenuous if you aren’t much of a hiker, so pack water and a backpack full of refreshments, as well as comfortable shoes.

Day 1/Stop 2 – Ao Luk Mangroves

• Why it’s awesome: You will see roots that only grow in this area, and they grow above the ground!
• Cost: Free- excluding tours and boat rides.
• Food recommendation: Three Good Kitchen Restaurant offers excellent food! Sit back and relax in the wonderful surroundings, and be sure to try their many delicious chicken dishes!

The mysterious Ao Luk Mangroves provides a secluded adventure into the rainforest. Gain insight into the world of Krabi’s wildlife and enjoy the stunning vibrancy of the vegetation and thriving habitats. The Ao Luk Mangroves has three charming caves, Tham Phi Hua To, Tham Lod Neua, and Tham Lod Tai. Each of these magical caves offers a truly remarkable experience!

The cave of Tham Lod Tai is a jaw-dropping gorgeous limestone tunnel The tunnel itself is long and narrow, and the walls are filled with stalactites and stalagmites! You can even hire a long-tail boat ride through the mesmerizing tunnel to enjoy its fascinating features.

The Tham Phi Hua To Cave, meaning  ‘ Big-headed Ghost Cave ’, is spooky and interesting. This large cave once served as burial site 3000 years ago. You will not only get goosebumps from the mere thrill of visiting an ancient burial site, but you will also find beautiful cave paintings and rock formations. See if you can spot the formation that looks like a dragon’s head!

Cave Thom Lad Neua is also magnificent and massive, offering spectacular cave murals and a look into the ancient history of Krabi’s old natives.

Along with the mystical caves, the mangrove itself is overflowing with varying kinds of wildlife, and you are bound to come across a lot of incredible creatures who call this tropical paradise thier home.

Day 1/Stop 3 – Khao Khanab Nam Mountains

• Why it’s awesome: Features two amazing rock formations on water!
• Cost: 300 ($9,41)
• Food recommendation: For a taste of spicy goodness, Taj Palace Indian Restaurant provides mouth-watering Indian food! The tandoori chicken is notoriously delicious.

Experiencing the beauty of nature never ceases to amaze, and the Khao Khanab Nam Mountains are no exception. These mountains stand 100 meters tall and are some of the most famous Krabi points of interest! Once you have experienced this magic for yourself, you will understand how this particular mountain range has gained such massive popularity.

Three gorgeous mountains stand as gatekeeper the entrance to Krabi. You will want your camera with you to shoot the mesmerizing view of river water flowing between two majestic limestone cliffs. Although the site is beautiful, it is also home to a storied past!

Expect to see ancient human skeletons and debate over how they could have died- it is a mystery in Krabi! The mystical mountains harbor has caves with collections of stalagmites, stalactites, and truly magnificent landscapes. Visiting Khao Khanab Nam Mountains is well worth the journey and will fill your time in Krabi with magic!

Day 1/Stop 4 – Klong Thom Hot Springs

• Why it’s awesome: Natural volcanic hot spring water!
• Cost: 90 ($2,82) for the hot springs, 200 ($6,27) for the nature reserve.
• Food recommendation: The Reun Morakot Restaurant serves magnificent Thai food with a smile! Every dish is tasty!

Ever dreamt of an organic paradise set completely away from cityscapes and the sound of cars driving? We have that lined up for you on our two-day Krabi Itinerary! The Klong Thom Hot Springs is a kind of heaven on earth, offering you the chance to soak in a pristine forest and relax whilst bathing in volcanic hot spring water! Can it get any better?

The water originates from deep within an ancient Krabi volcano, and this volcano is surrounded by naturally smooth and hollowed-out “bathtubs”. The spring water overflows and fills each of the gorgeous stone tubs, creating the world’s most incredible jungle bath!

The water is a very pleasantly warm temperature, between 35°C-42°C (95°F – 108°F).  After you’ve breathed in the steamy hot air and invigorated yourself, admired the canopies of dense forest vegetation, and bathed in spring water- you can cool off in a beautiful cool river found flowing just under the hot spring!

Other than being one of the most remarkable ways to relax, hot springs have incredible amounts of healing benefits. The fresh natural water will do wonders for your skin and all the steamy air will help to remove toxins from your body. This is fun and healing all in a gorgeous rainforest setting, and it’s a great way to relax when backpacking through Thailand!

Insider Tip: Be sure to keep your eyes out for some rare birds that can be spotted in Krabi: Gurneys, Finfoots, Big Winged Brown Kingfishers, Bitterns, Herons and more!

Day 1/Stop 5 – The Emerald Pool

• Why it’s awesome: Natural crystal-clear turquoise water.
• Cost: 200 ($6,27)
• Food recommendation: The Madcha Narcare Restaurant offers flavorsome Thai cuisine in a relaxed setting! The staff is friendly and the prices are great.

Cap off the first of your two days in Krabi with a refreshing dip in another one of the best Krabi attractions! The Emerald Pool has fascinated and captivated travelers ever since it was discovered in the Klong Thom Nature Reserve! Also known as Sa Morakot, the Emerald pool is a vibrant turquoise lake just waiting to be enjoyed by you.

The waters are fresh and clean, steaming down from the natural pools coming from the surrounding mountains. In the midst of the mystifying and wild jungle, there are two beautiful and crystal-clear lakes! One of these is the Emerald Pool, the more popular of the two. The other is the Blue Pool.

You will be touched by the ambiance of this jungle sanctuary and enchanted by the rich colors of both lakes! Experience one of the most blissful natural environments that Krabi has to offer, and melt into the water as the sun goes down.

The Pop In Hostel Ao Nang is located a convenient ten minute walk away from the beach in Ao Nang. It offers private rooms with either a shared or ensuite bathroom, as well as bunk beds in mixed or female-only dormitory rooms.

There are heaps of amazing hostels in Thailand , so do your research before your trip starts!

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Wat Kaew Temple | Elephant Sanctuary | Thung Teao Forest Natural Park | Phra Ae Beach| Tonsai Bay

Enjoy the last of your stay in Krabi while falling even more in love with this enthralling island! Venture to sacred sites, meet huge four legged friends, and so much more!

Day 2/Stop 1 –  Wat Kaew Temple

• Why it’s awesome: A Bhuddist temple that is also a significant spiritual landmark!
• Cost: 500 ($15,67)
• Food recommendation: Cafe 8.98 is an amazing place to enjoy freshly brewed coffee! Have a magnificent breakfast, and give the cafe’s vegan and vegetarian options a try.

Right off the bat, the Wat Kaew Temple will thrill and inspire you! Waiting to greet you at the entrance are two legendary and golden dragons. Walk up the grand staircase adorned with the symbolic gold dragons and be blessed with luck! The dragon in Thailand is an auspicious symbol of good fortune.

The Wat Kaew Temple is considered to be the most sacred temple in Krabi and stands as an embodiment of peace and prosperity for the ‘Land of Smiles’. The relaxed and cheerful interior of the temple is overflowing with colorful pictures and stories from the life of Buddha.

The temple is home to the famous Emerald Buddha, a highly revered and worshipped image of Buddha that has been carved meticulously from one single piece of Jade. It is a stunning monument dating back to the 15th-century.

Soak in the atmosphere, bliss, and spiritual significance of this site! The gardens are also well kept and provide a lovely place to both admire the temple and catch some early morning sun rays.

Day 2/Stop 2 – Elephant Sanctuary

• Why it’s awesome: It is the best elephant experience in Krabi!
• Cost: 2500 ($78,35)
• Food recommendation: Gecko cabane Restaurant is a laid-back and charming place to grab a tasty Thai meal! Each of the meals is cooked to perfection.

The Krabi Elephant Sanctuary is a noble establishment dedicated to bettering the lives of elephants in Krabi  and providing a safe place for the old and injured elephants of the province. This is the only ethical elephant sanctuary in Krabi, meaning that you won’t find elephant rides and wild animals on chains here! Just the opposite, actually. However, you will meet some rather large and four legged friends at the Elephant Sanctuary!

These sentient and beautiful creatures call the sanctuary home and are treated with love and care by the owners and workers of the establishment. You will get the chance to enjoy personal interactions with these renownedly wise and mighty creatures!

This ethical elephant sanctuary prides itself on providing a natural habitat for the elephants. You will get a once in a lifetime chance to be in nature with these incredible creatures! No cages or enclosures. Humbly walk about and try to spot, feed,  and befriend these lovable ellies.

The sanctuary experience is combined with ecotourism, so you can also learn about the habitats and learn about the lives of elephants in Asia as a whole.

Day 2/Stop 3 – Thung Teao Forest Natural Park

• Why it’s awesome: You can enjoy the innate natural beauty of Krabi forests!
• Cost: 90 ($2,82)

Escape into the wondrous canopies of vegetation and wild plantations of Krabi’s forests at Thung Teao Forest Natural Park! Embark on a journey away from the hustle and bustle of the cities, islands, and beaches and step into a wonderland of animals, insects, and exciting indigenous vegetation.

Be enchanted by the many colors and sounds that the forest provides, and get lost in the harmony and magic of the wilderness. The park preserves pristine and untouched habitats and plants that have been around for many years longer than most of us! Explore the lush rainforest and find hidden gems, caves, and pools.

Find limestone cliffs and jump from each one to the next! Embrace your inner animal, and let loose in the glorious environment of the Thung Teao Forest Natural Park. Off you go to lose your mind and find your soul.

Insider Tip: If you enjoy climbing cliffs and trees, be sure to bring suitable shoes ! Try not to wear your best clothes for this adventure, as you can expect to get a bit messy.

Day 2/Stop 4 – Phra Ae Beach

• Why it’s awesome: It is an idyllic Thai beach paradise!
• Food recommendation: Patty’s Secret Garden is a marvelous place for flavorsome Thai food! Experience some of the most tasty cooking on the island whilst enjoying a laid-back environment.

Situated in Koh Lanta, Phra Ae Beach (also known as Long Beach) is a whimsical island paradise come true! Walk along the white sand shores, embracing the fresh salty air and taking in the endless horizons of the turquoise ocean. Feel your stress melt away and the good vibes booming as you relax under a swaying palm tree to take it all in!

Phra Ae Beach is not as packed as most beaches, providing you with a place to enjoy some peaceful breaths and a chance to let your experiences of Krabi really integrate! Watch as the sun begins to set, and enjoy a delicious cocktail while you’re at it.

You can also enjoy some fun watersports like snorkeling, diving, and swimming while reminiscing in the exquisite beauty of the island. There is a reason Krabi is known for having astounding beaches and you will understand why. A beach getaway simply has to be apart of your trip to Krabi!

Day 2/Stop 5 – Tonsai Bay

• Why it’s awesome: A famously lively and fun part of Krabi!
• Food recommendation: Tonsai Seafood is a wonderful gig that provides excellent ocean cuisine cooked with a touch of Thai mastery!

What would a Vacation in Krabi be without a little partying and letting loose? End your itinerary in Krabi with a festive celebration in the legendary Tonsai Bay on the beautiful Phi Phi island. Get ready for a late night before you leave, and have a chance to experience the world-renowned Tonsai Bay party scene.

The entire village of Tonsai Bay is home to a crazy amount of fun bars, clubs, and entertainment. Spend the night bar hopping and living it up in Tonsai Bay! Meet locals, fellow travelers, and create memories that will last a lifetime

Tonsai Bay will offer you a night that will go down in your record books of great times! Dance, drink, laugh, and let yourself be taken for a wild ride.

  Insider Tip: Be sure to check out the awesome Reggae Bar to the Banana Rooftop Bar!

The Pop In Hostel Ao Nang

• Free Breakfast

Susan Hoi | Krabi Night Market | Phra Nang Cave Beach | Koh Klang | Mu Ko Lanta National Park

Do you want to know what to do in Krabi? Or are you planning on spending more than three days in Krabi, Thailand? You won’t need to stress about planning, our complete itinerary has everything you need to have a trip filled to the brim with fun and unforgettable memories.

• An ancient beach full of unbelievable natural wonders!
• The tourists don’t often come here, so you’ll miss the crowds.
• Entrance fee is 400 ($12,54)

Susan Hoi is not only a fascinating beach, but is the home to an incredible amount of  SEA crustacean shells and fossils. Due to the unusual landscape of the beach, it has been dubbed the Fossil Beach. Be prepared to have your mind blown by the ancient remains of the ocean’s creatures and the now dried up plates of what used to be a swamp.

The Susan Hoi site is found within the Mu Ko Phi Phi National Park and captivates people worldwide who know about its existence. There are said to be only two other places like it in the whole world! The fossils date back to forty million years ago, making this one of the most outstanding places to add onto our three-day itinerary in Krabi.

Susan Hoi once used to be a thriving large freshwater swamp, hosting an immense amount of creatures and critters within its banks and surrounding vegetation. Once the swamp dried out, the layers of shells that were left behind created huge rock slabs. These rock slabs are now humorously called “shelly limestone,” and they rest on layers of lignite .

The unique beauty of one of the most gorgeous Krabi landmarks is unforgetable and will surely have you thinking about what life on earth could have been like 40 million years ago.

Krabi Night Market

• The entrance to the market is free!
• No Krabi trip itinerary would be complete without the famous Krabi night market!
• This is a must-see place if you are spending the Weekend in Krabi, as it is hosted on every Friday, Saturday and Sunday night.

The world-famous Krabi Night Market is an incredible mass of color, textures, smell, and contagious energy all laid out under an open night sky! The stalls are set for as far as the eye can see and can all be found along Krabi’s Walking Street (Otherwise known in Thai to be Thanon Khon Dern ).

The Krabi Nightmarket is by far the most important shopping experiences to have during your Krabi vacation! Over 50 stalls get put up, and you will find everything from street food and clothing to culinary items and home decor. The store holders are friendly and very well organized, so you won’t have to deal with bad service. Just be prepared for the noise, as this is a place that truly showcases the confident and boisterous nature of the Thai people.

You will be surprised by what you may come across, and you are sure to be somewhat charmed by the way that the locals put together this event.

Phra Nang Cave Beach

• This beautiful beach is found in Ao Nang.
• You can easily find resorts and hostels nearby that would make for the best place to stay in Krabi.
• Entrance onto the beach is free!

Soak up the warm sunshine and laze on the white sands of Phra Nang beach! Not only is the beach a blissful paradise, surrounded by swaying palm trees and wild vegetation, but it is also home to a fascinating cave. Enjoy one of the most gorgeous beaches on our Krabi Itinerary!

Whilst on the beach, be sure to enjoy water sports and catch yourself a killer tan, as this beach is one of a kind and has everything you can imagine! The waters are still and smooth, providing a perfect place to simply float on the water, or dive deep, and meet some colorful scally sea creatures.

When planning a trip to Krabi, it is important to make a note of the best beaches, and this is certainly one of them! You can escape into the eerie and yet curious cave of the sea princess in Krabi and witness the way that the locals pray and worship her. There is a shrine where you will find countless incense sticks, photos and spiritual paraphernalia that has all been placed in her honor!

If you’d like to visit Phra Nang Cave Beach by boat, check out this speedboat tour .

• An incredible island found near Krabi and accessible by ferry.
• A place that has well preserved the old ways of Krabi, Thailand.
• Entrance into the village is free!

Embark on a journey and humbly explore the old village of Koh Klang. The village is a mere 26 square-meters, and it is entirely made up of indigenous plant life, rivers, canals, mangrove forests, and peaceful beaches. The inhabitants of this island are natives, and they live in a way that has not been tainted by the west, maintaining their roots and keeping to the ways of the old.

The name Koh Klang means “middle island,” and it has been given this name because it is between two wide estuaries. On the east, you will find the Krabi River, where it will take you a short five-minute ferry ride to get back to Krabi.

Most tourists don’t go to Koh Klang. This is because it is native land and does not offer a lot in the way of mainstream tourism with no major attractions or must-see sites. The only exciting sightseeing wise will be of some amazing rural landscapes. However, it does offer something that other places in Krabi may not- an authentic looking glass into the ways of the ancient Thai natives.

The people of Koh Lang live simply as a way of life, and they enjoy the harmony and simplicity of it all. This is a wonderful way to appreciate other lifestyles, and broaden our understanding of cultures and people.

Mu Ko Lanta National Park

• The Mu Ko Lanta National Park is a huge part of Krabi’s nature conservation!
• The park was established in 1990, so it is relatively new.
• Entrance fee is 200 ($6,26) for adults and 100 ($3,13) for children

Mu Ko Lanta National Park consists of several gorgeous Thai islands! The park boasts rugged hills that roll over the Andaman sea, covered in thriving plant life and providing spellbinding views.

You can venture into the dense rainforests and discover the neverending bliss of Krabi’s vegetation, breathing in air that is thick with life and an earthy scent. You can even find massive mangrove forests, as the Mai Ngam, South Mai Ngam, and Ngu islands are absolutely covered in them!

Taking a turn for the unusual, you may also come across nomadic sea gypsies called the Chao Le that live in the forests and islands of the national park. They are said to set boats adrift during the full moon of June and November, as it is a tradition of theirs to draw in good luck.

Mainly what you’ll find during your great adventure at Mu Ko Lanta National Park is outstanding and private white sand beaches, jaw-dropping viewpoints, hidden walking trails, and some incredibly impressive ancient caves.

Insider Tip: Like at the National Mosque, dress conservatively to skip the queues for robes.

The province of Krabi is renowned for being a safe place for both extensive and short visits. The locals are incredibly friendly, and most travelers don’t experience any kind of threats or mishap during their stay. With this in mind, we would still love to cover some safety tips in our Krabi itinerary to make sure that everything goes smoothly during your island adventure!

Pickpockets are all over the world, and Krabi is no exception. Be sure to watch your belongings and don’t let strangers get too friendly with you out of the blue. This should not be a major issue, but it is something to remember and stay cautious of.

Of course, behave sensibly when partying and when walking about at night. Keep friends and travel companions close when going places on foot at night, and stay away from suspicious alleyways.

Although crime happens everywhere, the main danger in Krabi doesn’t come from the people, but more from mother nature herself. Beach safety is something to be aware of, as the ocean can become rough during the monsoon season from May to October.

Otherwise, rip tides aren’t lethal but are better to be avoided. Remember to also be careful of mooring boats! Thankfully, Krabi’s marine life species aren’t poisonous, so there are no threats from the creatures of the sea.

To learn more about the safety of areas near Krabi, read our recommendations and report on staying safe in Thailand .

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ALWAYS sort out your backpacker insurance before your trip. There’s plenty to choose from in that department, but a good place to start is Safety Wing .

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Wanting to know what to do in Krabi during the day to add to your itinerary in Krabi? Are you looking for a magical evening of oceanic fun? We have all the best day trips from Krabi in our Krabi itinerary for you to take your pick from and enjoy an endless amount of beauty, wonderment and new adventures!

We will help ensure that you enjoy every moment of touring Krabi.

From Phuket: Deluxe Phi Phi Tour by Speedboat & Lunch Buffet

The notoriously stunning Phi Phi island is calling your name! Discover the enchanting beauty of these one-of-a-kind islands during an beach tour. Have your breath taken away as you saunter the islands, embarking on the adventure of a lifetime!

Start your day with a speedboat trip across the Andaman sea and then spend the rest of your day engrossed in snorkeling, swimming, and relaxing on the white sand beaches of the Phi Phi Islands. Sightsee, spot the famous surrounding sites, and cool off in the turquoise water. Be sure to bring your camera! You will want to capture the moment.

Krabi: Hong Islands Day Trip by Speedboat with Lunch

A trip to Krabi would simply not be complete without indulging in the exquisite beaches! Spend your day exploring and soaking in the stunning shores and nature of the Hong islands. Stroll leisurely along the white sand beaches, dip in the inviting turquoise waters, and breathe in the rejuvenating salty air.

Not only will you have the opportunity to bask in the magic of Hong island’s beautiful beaches, but you will also be able to venture into the wild and adventure the forests and natural landscapes. This seven-hour tour will be overflowing with relaxing swimming, snorkeling, and kayaking experiences that will add a whole heap of loveliness to your travels!

Krabi: ATV Adventure

Jump on an ATV and get ready for the ride of a lifetime! Accompanied by a knowledgeable and experienced guide, you will get taken for exhilarating getaway through the lush vegetation. Drive through a beautiful tropical rainforest that will showcase the expansive glory of Krabi’s durian plantations. See majestic rambutan fruits, swaying palm trees, and mysterious craggy mountains.

You will get a chance to see Krabi’s natural landscape in a way most tourists don’t along with the personal touch of having free rein to explore and enjoy each site. Become spellbound by the birds, plants, and wildlife in the forests of this immense island.

For more of our onwards travel adventures, take a look at our report on the weirdest coolest, and best places to visit in Thailand!

Krabi Sunset Tour With Bioluminescent Plankton & BBQ Dinner

Nobody can deny the mystifying ambiance of a brightly colored sunset, especially when setting over the famously beautiful Andaman sea. On this tour, you will have have the chance to enjoy the magic of the sun setting whilst lazing on the white sands of Phranang Beach. Then, as you soak in the magic, you will dine on a delicious and well-prepared BBQ dinner!

Once the sun has finally set past the horizon of the endless sea, you will then be taken on an unforgettable adventure. Swim, dive, and snorkel amongst magnificent fluorescent plankton during a nighttime excursion of the ocean! Who says fairytales aren’t real?

Krabi: Half-Day Rock Climbing at Railay Beach

Whether you are a seasoned rock-star or new to climbing, this experience will blow you away and give you memories that will last a lifetime! Climb the superb and gorgeous limestone cliffs of Railay Beach with an experienced professional guide. Is there a better way to spend the afternoon?

Your expert instructor will lead the way, taking you on a journey to the top of Railay’s best cliffs and providing a wonderful Krabi walking tour. This thrilling experience will give you jaw-dropping views of the sea. Enjoy a variety of fantastic climbing routes, each with unique character and prime viewing spots. Spend your hours climbing the famous cliffs of Railay and mark it off your bucket list! (This activity may not be perfect for absolute beginners. Call ahead to be sure of the skill level required).

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Find out what people want to know when planning their Krabi itinerary.

What are some things to do in Krabi for couples?

Take a refreshing and romantic dip in the incredible Emerald Pool.

Are there any unique things to do in Krabi?

Take in the unique rock formations, fascinating caves and dense jungle at the Phra Nang Cave Beach.

What are some awesome things to do in Krabi with family?

The kids will love searching for crustation shells and ancient fossils on Susan Hoi whilst the adults soak in the sun!

Where is the best place to stay in Krabi?

Check out Aonang Third Place, a stunning budget hotel close to Nopparat Thara Beach.

Krabi is an incredible treasure trove of memorable adventures that will stay in your heart and soul forever! The stories of your time there will be told again and again, and you might feel a constant pull to return once you have been. Expect to fall in love!

We know that our Krabi itinerary will make for the perfect travel companion and that your days and nights will be made just that much more special. Each and every travel story begins with planning the trip, and we are glad to be a part of your journey!

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25 Best Things to Do in Krabi, Thailand

Krabi is the most relaxing part to be in all of Thailand , it is a province that has the most stunning scenery imaginable, beautiful white beaches that stretch on for miles, a jungle and over 200 islands just of the coast. Krabi covers quite a large area so a lot of the attractions require a fair bit of traveling but when everywhere you look is beautiful it is no hardship at all.

The best time to visit is between November and April as the weather in the South of Thailand can be unpredictable but with many places now opening all year you will always find something to do.

The airport in Krabi is offering more routes and more frequent flights than ever before so come and explore the best things to do in Krabi !

1. Escape From It All At Railay Beaches & Caves

Railay beach is potentially the most attractive beach in Thailand, accessible only by boat due to the large cliffs on each side cutting it off from the mainland. Here you will find stunning white sand, breath taking views and fantastic limestone cliffs. When you arrive at Railay you will not find any roads or cars because of its cut off location, just a few long tail boats and a couple of bars to spend your evenings in. If you want to really feel away from the world this might just be as good as it gets.

Try this half day rock climbing tour on Railay Beach (includes hotel pick-up & drop off and a professional guide/instructor).

2. Rent Your Own Boat Or Hire A Guide

There are roughly 200 islands sitting just off the Krabi coastline, some are small rocks jutting out of the sea, some are quite a lot larger but still remain uninhabited and some are large islands with many inhabitants living a normal life. You can rent a boat from Krabi town or Ao Nang and explore the islands on your own if you are a keen sailor. Alternatively you can rent a boat that comes with a guide so that you can relax whilst everything is taken care of. The best time of year to go is between November and April to avoid any unpredictable weather.

3. See Outstanding Beauty At Thung Teao Forest Natural Park

Home to many spectacular plants and animals The Natural Park is an area of outstanding natural beauty, one part that is particularly inspiring is the Crystal Lagoon. Also known as the Emerald Pool, the water is naturally warm and completely clear, you can go for a swim and escape to another world whilst admiring the waterfall. Keep your eye out for the Pita Gurney bird, once thought to be extinct but some have been spotted within the park.

4. Visit A Temple In A Cave At Wat Tham Sua

One of Thailand’s natural wonders and certainly worth a visit is this warren of caves that sit within the jungle and house many monks that live and worship here, legend has it that a tiger once lived in the cave which is where the name of the temple originated. The caves can be explored and you will find many icons and relics to take a look at. When you are at the caves you need to make sure you visit the ‘footprint of the Buddha’ it is a climb up 1,237 steps which is no small task but when you get to the top you are rewarded with 360 degree views on the Andaman Sea and the beautiful islands that fall within it.

5. Phi Phi Islands

After being used as the film location for the movie ‘The Beach’ The Phi Phi islands shot to fame and the tourists have never stopped coming, you can get there by speedboat which takes about forty five minutes from Krabi mainland. There are two islands, Phi Phi Don and Phi Phi Leh, Phi Phi Don is inhabited and is the one where all the tourists flock. Known for its turquoise water and stunning beaches the island really is a tropical paradise. If you are planning on taking a trip leave early in the morning to beat the crowds as it gets very busy.

6. Take A Dip At Klong Thom Hot Springs

Set inside beautiful rainforest surroundings are the Krabi Hot Springs. They have been cut into the smooth rocks and the water is provided from deep rooted thermal springs that are located inside volcanic chambers. The water get up to temperatures of forty degrees Celsius and contains natural mineral salts that have many healing properties. You will feel totally relaxed here and if you fancy a cooling swim after there is a stream that you can do this in. The springs are quite close to the Emarald Pool so it is worth combining the two.

Recommended tour : Wareerak Hot Spring Thai Spa and Massage Treatment in Krabi Rainforest

7. Khao Khanab Nam – The Landmarks Of Krabi

The Khao Khanab Nam Mountains are the most famous landmarks in Krabi, they sit either side of the river and are a real natural wonder. The two mountains sit on top of a large series of caves that have many stalagmites and Stalactites, there are also a large number of human skeletons that could have been from people stranded during a flood. One of the mountains is climbable and offers some excellent photograph opportunities from the top.

8. Chill Out On Koh Lanta

Koh Lanta Yai is an island about two hours away from Krabi Town, it is a small island that stretches about twenty kilometers from end to end. The island is inhabited and home too many guest houses and resorts. The island itself has various beautiful beaches that are often quiet but look absolutely stunning. If you want to relax for a few days this is the place to get away and do it. The prices on the island are still quite low as tourism has not reached the levels of the Phi Phi islands yet. Koh Lanta is home to many diving schools all certified and ready to take you out to see the beautiful marine life and coral the waters have to offer. A bridge is currently being built that will link the island to Koh Lanta Noi giving you even more places to explore.

9. Step Back In Time At Krabi Town

Unlike many places that you visit on holiday Krabi Town is different, it still receives many tourists but it has not changed itself to pamper to the tourists needs. It has still managed to retain its ‘local’ feel. The river running though the town is always full of fishing boats bringing in their days catches ready for the restaurant tables. The town has a genuine feel to it with its local bars and eating spots to it is worth visiting for that authentic taste of Thailand.

10. Geological Wonder At Susan Hoi

Dating back to sometime between 25 and 40 million years and sitting on a 200 meters long stretch is a fossilized shell fish cemetery, Limestone deposits in the surrounding water covered the shell fish and fossilized them, it is one of only three cemetery’s like this discovered in the world today. If you like geology then this has to be visited whilst you are in Krabi. There is also a Chinese temple which you can visit as well as mangrove forests in the area.

11. Go On A Four Island Tour

One of the most popular tours that visitors to Krabi go on is the Four Island Tour, It takes you on a tour of four different islands, and they are usually Tup Island, Phra Nang Cave, Chicken Island and Poda Island. The tour is on a long boat and will stop at each location giving you time to swim, sunbathe, explore and stop for lunch. The boats usually house up to about forty people and a tour guide will stand at the front pointing everything out in English whilst making sure everyone has enough water for the trip.

Top rated tour : Krabi: Phi Phi Sunrise & 4 Islands by Speedboat with Lunch

12. Shop At The Night market

Krabi Town like so many other big owns in Thailand has a night market. This market is open every Friday to Sunday in the evening and is not to be missed. There are over seventy food stalls here as well as lots of local sellers selling souvenirs. Sometimes local school children put on a show as they collect money for their school or another charity. There is one particular stall that is worth a special mention it is the one that sells coconut ice-cream, most markets have a stall selling the same things but this ice-cream is famous throughout the markets for its impeccable taste.

13. Party At Ao Nang Beach

Ao Nang Beach is not the prettiest beach in the area and if you are after white sand and a tranquil setting you are better off at Railay Beach, but if you are looking for some nightlife and a lively atmosphere this is a good place to start. There are many bars and restaurants in the area selling plenty of varieties of cocktails as well as all the food types you would expect in a tourist hotspot. It is also a great place to book your tours from as there are a lot of operators in the area fighting for business keeping the prices slightly lower than some areas.

14. Admire The Beauty At Phra Nang Beach

Having been voted as one of the ten most beautiful beaches in the world this is a place you will not want to miss. Only twenty minutes by long boat from Ao Nang it has amazing scenery and is a beautiful place to swim. The beach has perfect white sand and huge cliffs at each end of the beach. You will not find any jet skis or other expensive pursuits at this beach leaving you to enjoy the atmosphere and take in the jaw dropping scenery.

15. Visit an Elephant Sanctuary

Visit an the Krabi Elephant Sanctuary and learn why you should NEVER ride one (although this is unfortunately offered all over Krabi).  The elephants are well treated and you’re going to be amazed how nice the sanctuary looks. You can take part in the feeding and washing process and have a walk with elephants.

16. Visit Wat Kaew Temple

Wat Kaew is a temple sitting in the middle of Krabi Town, It is not the biggest of temples but has beautiful decorations on the inside walls, they are painted blue and have various Buddhist drawings on them, at one end of the temple is a large golden Buddha which is the focal point of the temple. Outside are various food stalls and vendors looking to sell amulets.

17. Spend An Afternoon Rock Climbing

Climbers from around the world come to Krabi to scale the limestone rocks that are plentiful in this area. Various schools cater to beginner climbers where sport climbing is practiced. It is a much safer way for beginners to start as there are permanent hooks placed into the rock with ropes through them, when you lose your grip you will only fall a maximum of fifty centimeters. For experienced climbers there are more than 700 climbs available in the area ranging from F4 (easy) to F8c (professional).

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18. Take A Thai Cookery Lesson

Famous throughout the country are the Thai cookery schools and Krabi is no exception to that, every inhabited island in Krabi will have at least one as does Krabi mainland. There is never anywhere better to learn how to cook local food than by the locals themselves. The schools provide all the ingredients and the lessons are run by Thai people that have had years of experience cooking. Whether it is green curry or Pad Thai they will be able to teach you the correct ingredients and techniques to use. Most classes finish with you sitting down to sample your creations.

Tip: book your cooking classes online

19. Pamper Yourself At A Krabi spa

When it comes to escaping from the drudgery of normal life and taking some personal time the spa’s in Krabi are an excellent place to head. You can have body wraps, scrubs and facials all using natural ingredients that are available over Thailand such as Coconut and Tamarind. No trip would be complete though without indulging in a Thai massage whilst you are there, famed all over the world for their energizing and balanced results you are sure to feel like a different person when you leave. The massages stimulate your organs and blood giving you that fresh feeling as the toxins start to leave your body.

Available online : Full-day Massage and Hot Spring Spa Package in Krabi

20. Try White water rafting

Fairly new to Krabi is the opportunity to go white water rafting. The rapids are on the Songprak River where a seven kilometer stretch of the river is used. Full training is provided when you arrive as well as a full safety talk, making sure you are as prepared as you can be when you start. The grade of difficulty is levels 2-4 making it a fairly low difficulty run which is perfect for complete beginners. The instructors stay in the boats with you making sure that you do not run into any difficulties along the way. A real adrenaline sport and one not for the faint hearted.

21. Kayaking

For those looking to do something a little less exhilarating than white water rafting but still wanting to get out on the water might like the option of kayaking. There are several sites in Krabi to go kayaking each with different benefits. Ao Thalane provide mangroves and canyons, Bor Thor has ancient limestone caves and Koh Hong has a lagoon hidden in its center. In each location you will be spoilt to beautiful views and interesting wildlife (maybe even some monkeys) whilst meandering along in your Kayak.

Amazing tour : Krabi: Sea Kayaking in Ao Thalane & Hong Island

22. Stop For A Drink Old West Bar

Popular with locals and tourists alike is the Old West Bar in Krabi, the only Wild West themed bar in all of Krabi and a place where you are sure to have a lot of fun. There are pool tables to play on and an extensive cocktail list to keep you busy throughout the evening. A lot of bars in Krabi play reggae but this bar plays good American bands from the nineties and beyond. Western and Thai food is served with the pizzas having an excellent reputation.

23. See A Different Kind Of Island At Koh Klang

Unlike the other islands that have been mentioned Koh Klang does not have white sandy beaches to admire and lie on, instead it is a simple fishing island where the local people live off the ocean in a simple existence. Inhabited for over 100 years there are now about 5000 people living permanently on the island, most of whom are fishermen or rice farmers. The island will give you are rare insight into truly local life without you having to travel to a remote village, the locals are a Muslim community with traditional values so respectful clothing is needed whilst out on the island. The island is only a five minute boat trip from Krabi town.

24. Make A Visit To Wat Kaew Korawaram

Wat Kaew Korawaram is a very large Buddhist Temple that sits at the top of a hill overlooking Krabi Town, you climb up a gold lined staircase that leads you right to the very top, here sits a 2,500sqm terrace upon which the temple itself stands. Instead of the usual red and gold that you see in many Thai temple this one has been decorated with white walls and a roof made of dark blue tiles. The walls of the temple are decorated in beautiful paintings and many relics can be seen. A souvenir shop as well as various food stalls sit outside the temple should you need some refreshment after the climb to the top.

25. Hike Your Way To Khao Ngon Nak Viewpoint

About 30 kilometers to the north of Krabi Town is a place called Nong Thale, here is where you begin your hike to the summit, and the trail itself is about four kilometers long and should take about two and a half hours to reach the summit. Khao Ngon Nak translates to mean Dragon Crest Mountain and feels like a real adventure as you slowly make your way uphill.  Whilst hiking you will encounter a stream, a waterfall and a couple of viewpoints. The best however is saved for the top where you will get so see the panoramic views around you from 565 meters above sea level.

25 Best Things to Do in Krabi, Thailand:

• Escape From It All At Railay Beaches & Caves
• Rent Your Own Boat Or Hire A Guide
• See Outstanding Beauty At Thung Teao Forest Natural Park
• Visit A Temple In A Cave At Wat Tham Sua
• Phi Phi Islands
• Take A Dip At Klong Thom Hot Springs
• Khao Khanab Nam – The Landmarks Of Krabi
• Chill Out On Koh Lanta
• Step Back In Time At Krabi Town
• Geological Wonder At Susan Hoi
• Go On A Four Island Tour
• Shop At The Night market
• Party At Ao Nang Beach
• Admire The Beauty At Phra Nang Beach
• Visit an Elephant Sanctuary
• Visit Wat Kaew Temple
• Spend An Afternoon Rock Climbing
• Take A Thai Cookery Lesson
• Pamper Yourself At A Krabi spa
• Try White water rafting
• Stop For A Drink Old West Bar
• See A Different Kind Of Island At Koh Klang
• Make A Visit To Wat Kaew Korawaram
• Hike Your Way To Khao Ngon Nak Viewpoint

A Traveller's Guide to Krabi, Thailand

With its plentiful beaches, bars and stunning natural scenes, there’s little wonder why Krabi is one of the must-visit places in Southeast Asia. Whether you’re a seasoned traveller or a newbie, here’s a guide to this wonderful corner of the world.

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Where to stay

With so many great places to stay in Krabi, it’s definitely a place you’ll want to spend more than just a couple of nights in. From party islands like Koh Phi Phi to more laid-back ones like Koh Lanta, there’s something for everyone in this province. On the mainland, Krabi Town is home to the best markets in the province and offers a glimpse into authentic city life in Thailand. Nearby Ao Nang offers a sumptuous mix of beaches and bars, while Railay boasts arguably the best beaches in the province.

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What to eat

Located in southern Thailand, Krabi is a dream destination if you’re a fan of fiery curries. Local specialities such as gaeng tai pla might look unappetising due to their appearance but prove to be a fiery-hot dish with a depth of flavour that’s unlike anything you might be used to. Gaeng som is another spicy curry speciality in the region, but there’s also more to Krabi than soupy curries. Kua kling is a hot, dry type of curry that’s an 11 on the heat scale, while khao mok gai is a biryani-esque dish that might just become your new favourite. Keep an eye out for hoi chak teen . The shellfish is famous in Krabi, and it’s the perfect finger food to be eaten alongside an ice-cold beer.

Where to eat

If you’re a fan of bustling night markets, you’re in luck. While the islands might have their own local markets, if there’s one you should visit in Krabi, it’s undoubtedly the Walking Street Market. Held on Fridays to Sundays, this weekend night market is well worth rearranging your schedule for when you’re in Krabi to make sure you don’t miss it. Held in Krabi Town, this market in the centre of the city comes alive at night, where the usual sois and shops are transformed into row after row of freshly cooked food, hand-crafted souvenirs and the latest in Thai fashion. Of course, there are local eateries that are worth checking out, too, as well as heaps of Western restaurants all over Krabi, but the night market is the number one culinary experience in the province. We promise you won’t be disappointed.

As we’ve already mentioned, the night market is the big one, but Krabi Town has much more to offer than just that. The Tiger Cave Temple, located a few minutes away from the centre of town, is a 1,247-step climb up a mountain that rewards those who make the effort with stunning views of the town and the river. Visitors might also be interested in taking the 2-minute ferry across to Koh Klang, a Muslim-populated island just a short hop from scenic Thara Park. With its rustic setting, agricultural spaces and lack of development, it makes for an interesting look at Thai rural life that’s a far cry from what you may have already seen on your trip.

Away from Krabi Town, Ao Nang is probably the best place to base yourself for beach-related activities. As well as the gorgeous Ao Nang Beach, others such as Nopparat Thara Beach and the beaches at Railay are just minutes away, meaning you’re sure to find one that’s just right for you. As well as bars and restaurants, Ao Nang is also a great place to book tours and excursions, such as diving trips and island tours that are well worth your time.

Arguably the most famous of all of Thailand’s islands, there’s plenty to see and do at Phi Phi. The big one is Maya Bay, which was made famous thanks to Leonardo DiCaprio’s Hollywood flick The Beach. It’s a gorgeous bay surrounded by sheer limestone cliffs and home to a gorgeous stretch of soft, white-sand beach. There are plenty of beaches, bars and clubs to keep you busy on Phi Phi, and it’s probably the best place to party in the province, too. Try a night at the Reggae Bar, famed for its boxing ring in the centre of the bar – brave punters can enter the ring and trade blows for glory, a medal and that all-important free cocktail bucket.

For a more calming island experience, try Koh Lanta. Much larger than Phi Phi and with more beaches and natural spaces to explore, it has a bit of a reputation of being a “hippy” place, so you’re bound to have a relaxing time. That said, there’s still a vibrant nightlife scene here, too, as well as plenty of cultural experiences to be found. Take a trip to the districts of Sala Dan and Lanta Old Town; the teakwood shophouses are a throwback to a forgotten time and host a range of souvenir shops and restaurants serving fine fare.

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Krabi travel blog — the fullest krabi travel guide & suggested krabi itinerary 4 days perfectly.

Neither hustle and bustle as Phuket, nor a paradise on earth as the Maldives, Krabi brings in itself something very private, gentle and peaceful of a mountainous and sea region of Southern Thailand with the beautiful islands and smooth white sand beaches, people of a tourism region but always hospitable, smiling friendly and honest, impressing me – a tourist who have traveled quite a lot of places – still found new things. So, what to do and how to spend 4 days in Krabi perfectly? Let’s check out our Krabi blog (Krabi travel blog, Krabi trip blog, Krabi island blog, Krabi island travel blog) with the fullest Krabi guide (Krabi travel guide, Krabi island travel guide) and the detailed Krabi itinerary 4 days (Krabi 4d3n, 4 days 3 nights in Krabi) from how to get Krabi, where to stay, things to do, what to eat.. to find out the answer!

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Krabi travel blog: When is the best time to go to Krabi?

Krabi is located in the hot tropical region of Thailand where outdoor temperatures rarely go below 27 degrees Celsius. This region has only two main seasons: The dry season (from December to May) and the rainy season (from June to November).

The best time to visit Krabi is in late January to March, when the outdoor temperatures are acceptable, quite pleasant, the sky is clear and avoid the peak months of Christmas and New Year. In contrast, many visitors prefer to come in the rainy season, simply when Krabi is very cool and also less touristy.

Krabi travel guide: Getting to Krabi

If you going from Vietnam, there is currently no direct flight to Krabi but still have to transit in Bangkok. From Bangkok, there are many ways to get to Krabi such as plane, train or bus. In the above ways, the plane and bus are more popular because the train looks quite bad but more expensive than the bus. During my last trip, I took a Nok Air flight from Bangkok to Krabi, when return to Bangkok I took the bus.

Read more: Bangkok to Krabi — How to go to Krabi from Bangkok?

I fly with Nok Air, the airline I think is very good because of the quality of service, cheap price and free checked baggage up to 15kg, they also serve a light meal. Nok Air is based at Don Muaeng airport, but if you fly with this airline, you can refer to the article on how to getting around Bangkok to know how to go from central Bangkok to Don Mueang Airport. If you buy cheap tickets of Nok Air to Krabi, the ticket price is only 1,000 Baht. In addition to Nok Air, there are many other airlines with routes to Krabi such as Air Asia, Thai Airways, etc. You should check the fare often and early to hunt cheap tickets.

If you traveling by plane, you will landing at Krabi Airport, about 20km from Krabi Town and 25km from Ao Nang Beach. To getting from the airport to the above two locations, the best way is that you take the shuttle bus with the corresponding fare of 90 Baht to Krabi town and 150 Baht to Ao Nang, the shuttle buses park right outside the door of the airport terminal. Note that when you come to Krabi and want to take the boat to Koh Phi Phi island, you can buy tickets of the travel agency right at the airport, then take the bus to the ferry pier. The bus from the airport will not go straight to the pier but take you to the travel agency office in the center of Krabi, from here you take a break for a while, close to the departure time of ferry they will take you to the pier by Songthaew.

Bus in Thailand is big car, very convenient and good service, bus tickets can be bought in advance via the website https://12go.asia/en , priced at over 600 Baht and can be reserved seat. Return from Krabi by bus you can buy tickets directly from your hotel at 600 Baht/way. There is air conditioning, warm blankets on the bus, free snacks are two boxes of milk, water and cakes. It takes about 12 hours to traveling, departure time you can free to choose, in the middle of the road they also serve a free meal. Although the meal is not very good for me because of Islam food is not suitable, but I appreciate their service quality, completeness and comfort. When taking the bus, I choose the night bus running from 4:40pm and arrive Bangkok at 5pm, sleeping on the bus to save a night at the hotel.

How to get to the bus station

• If you take the bus from Bangkok to Krabi, you will have to go to Bangkok Southern Terminal, also known as Sai Tai Mai (with the location on the map on page https://12go.asia/ ) located quite far on the other side of Chao Phraya River from the city center, by taxi (cost about 200 Baht) or take the bus number 28, 35, 66, 146, 507, 511. To get to Krabi bus station you can take Songthaew for 60 Baht to Ao Nang or Krabi town.

• If you take the bus from Krabi to Bangkok, you can take Songthaew from Ao Nang or Krabi to the bus station (the bus always runs on the road, so you can stand and wave or ask your hotel helps you). When the bus arrives in Bangkok, it will usually drop off at Mochit, the bus station is close to Chatuchak market, you can take the bus from the station to catch the Skytrain (about 2km from the bus station) into the city center or if you are familiar with the bus, you can take a bus go straight to the hotel (bus 515 to Khao San and Rachatewi BTS station).

Krabi blog: How to get around Krabi?

The most convenient means of transportation on the island and getting around the main areas is by motorbike. You can rent a motorbike right at your hotel at the price of 150 Baht/day, very cheap, add more fuel, you can riding comfortably. If you buy a tour, usually the tour agents will pick you up at the hotel, and after the tour they also will take you your hotel.

When getting from Krabi airport if you buy bus tickets to go to the pier to get to Koh Phi Phi island, the bus will take you to Krabi Town first and drop you right at the transport company office, then the bus continues take the others to Ao Nang. You stay here for a while until before the ferry runs, they will have Songthaew to take you to the pier (free). Ferry tickets to Koh Phi Phi you can buy at the airport is also OK, price at 400 Baht/way and round-trip is 700 Baht but the return ferry trip will take you to the wharf in Krabi Town. If when you return from Phi Phi and you stay in Ao Nang, you should only buy one-way tickets for the departure trip, and for the return trip you can buy right on the island only 300 Baht/return-trip that go straight to Ao Nang. There are Songthaew or minibus at every pier, you can bargain freely, do not hear any people, they often say incorrectly.

To traveling between the islands in Krabi, you just go to the piers in Ao Nang, Krabi or islands in this area, if you travel between the remote islands, you will go by high speed boat (ferry), and the near islands, the bays then take the longtail boat. For longtail boat, you just buy a ticket of around 100 Baht/way to the nearby islands and bays. When return, you also take these longtail boats. Details of each island will be mentioned below.

Krabi travel blog: Where to stay in Krabi?

Krabi has two main areas, Ao Nang and Krabi town (about 20km from each other). Ao Nang is more bustling in town (in the evening in the town, only has the night market is noticeable) but hotel room rates will be a bit more expensive, but actually wherever you stay, you have to rent a motorbike to getting around, because these areas are very wide, the beach is also long, so walking only around the area you are staying and can not going far. You do not have to hesitate because wherever you stay, there always will be shuttle transfer service of the travel agents pick up at your hotel.

In Krabi Town

You can choose stay at Hotel Sleep Whale Express ( Agoda.com or Booking.com ) that is rated 9.0 scores on Booking.com with beautiful and very clean rooms, room rate is not too high, decorated in modern style with full amenities of the best hotel, prime location because it located only 200m from Krabi night market, 300m from Vogue shopping mall. There are coffee, tea, hot water, hairdryer and private bathroom. On the ground floor, there is a separate bar area serving cafe and restaurant. Alternatively you can choose many other rooms in Krabi Town on Booking.com or Agoda.com .

Ao Nang has a lot of hotel options that stretch all along the coast, but the best location is that you should choose hotel on the main road that runs perpendicular to the beach, where tourists often choose to swim and catch boat to getting to Railay beach. The Nine Hotel @ Ao Nang ( Agoda.com or Booking.com ) with the room is quite nice, given a high score on Booking.com, only 5 minutes walk to the beach, clean private bathroom. Other hotels in Ao Nang you also can booking via on Booking.com or Agoda.com .

Stay on Phi Phi Island or Railay Beach

In addition to the two main areas above, tourists come to Krabi often choose to spend a few nights on Koh Phi Phi island or Railay beach. On Phi Phi island, the room rate is a bit higher than in Ao Nang, the hotels are located near the pier, so it is quite convenient. I stayed at the Marine House hostel ( Agoda.com or Booking.com ) , the room rate is good on the island, like a stilt house, a beautiful clean wooden room, a 5-minute walk to the pier. And Railay beach is an isolated area you have to take a boat if you want to stay here, this area many visitors like because there is a beautiful beach to watch the sunset.

Below we recommend more best cheap, budget, mid-range and upscale hotels with good ratings and reviews you can refer to.

Dusit Thani Krabi Beach Resort , a top rated 5-star hotel with room rates from $134/night (Check rates on Agoda.com or Booking.com ).

Railay Bay Resort & Spa , a top rated 4-star hotel with room rates from $41/night (Check rates on Agoda.com or Booking.com ).

Pakasai Resort , a top rated 4-star hotel with room rates from $38/night (Check rates on Agoda.com or Booking.com ).

Beyond Resort Krabi , a top rated 4-star hotel with room rates from $60/night (Check rates on Agoda.com or Booking.com ).

Avatar Railay Krabi , a top rated 3-star hotel with room rates from $29/night (Check rates on Agoda.com or Booking.com ).

Aonang Phu Petra Resort , a top rated 3-star hotel with room rates from $67/night (Check rates on Agoda.com or Booking.com ).

Deevana Plaza Krabi Aonang , a top rated 3-star hotel with room rates from $65/night (Check rates on Agoda.com or Booking.com ).

In addition, you can refer to one of the best Airbnb in Krabi: Private LUX FAMILY VILLAS with pool. House #1of15 at $41/night or Ao Nang Krabi private pool villa Ton Yaang at $62/night.

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All hotel reservations you can book on reputable booking websites such as Booking.com , Agoda.com or AirBnb.com . I still recommend booking at Booking.com because the interface is clear, friendly, easy to book, loyalty guests get 10% discount and the room rate is always show full from the beginning unlike Agoda.com, you only know the total room rate at the final step.

Krabi trip blog: What to eat in Krabi?

In Krabi Town in the evening you can go to the night market for eating and drinking, during the day there are also quite a lot of restaurants open with pretty good food right near the night market area near the lake. In general, the food in Krabi are similar to those in Bangkok, the most popular is still Pad Thai.

If you stay in Ao Nang, you will have to ride a little far away if you want to have many options and cheap. In general, Western food, fast food such as Mc Donald, KFC, Burger King have a lot on the main street in Ao Nang, but traveling, after get boring with local food, then you should eat fast food. The streetfood stalls in Ao Nang you can find on the main street perpendicular to Ao Nang Beach (at the end of Ao Nang Beach, turn left), passing Mc Donald is a short distance is an area with quite a lot of restaurants on the right. Another area is near Wang Sai Seafood , a row with lots of good streetfood restaurants and good prices, but this area is mostly bustling at night.

Krabi travel blog: What to do?

Traveling to Krabi is still mainly going to the beach, taking island hopping tours or you will go to Koh Phi Phi island and taking tours there. Krabi or Ao Nang tours you can book in advance via the website of Klook or buy from your hotel. The most popular tour in Krabi that people often buy is the 4 Islands Tour, in addition to many other tours such as Hong Island, Koh Phi Phi Island, etc. Some tourist attraction in Krabi as below.

Krabi Town and around

Tiger Cave Temple: In Krabi Town during the day you can go to some tourist places such as Tiger Cave Temple about 30km from Krabi Town, to reach here you will have to climb the top of the mountain with 1300 steps to see a temple and a quite large Buddha statue that formerly was a cave with footprints of tiger, from the top of the mountain, you can see whole majestic and peaceful scenery of Krabi. Come here to watch the sunrise to see the beauty of Krabi mountains.

Hot Springs and Emerald Pool: In addition you can visit the hot springs and blue pool, one of the specialties of Krabi, but to getting to Emerald hot spring and Tiger Cave Temple you will have to go quite far. In town there is also the longtail boat service on the Krabi River, the river is located at the edge of the town but also near the center.

Fossil Shell Beach: About 8km from Ao Nang beach, this beach has many ancient fossils, the entrance fee is 200B/person. Nearby there is a restaurant called 7HEAVEN ( Agoda.com or Booking.com ) built as a fun playing and staying complex, quite nice, which is also suitable for watching sunset, but the food here is also quite expensive.

Krabi Town: In the daytime in Krabi town (the center of the town) is quite peaceful, before I go, I thought Krabi was just a small village, but when I came here, it was different, quite bustling, many shops, especially there are many nice hostels combine cafes. In the evening you can walking around the lake (which looks like a long but quite small and narrow river), duck pedal boat, explore the crowded and interesting night market. The roads in the town are as wide and as many vehicles as the medium-size cities, it’s gentle and quiet.

Ao Nang Beach

Ao Nang is a large area with beaches stretching for many kilometers, restaurants, hotels or resorts are often concentrated here. You can imagine the beach in Ao Nang is similar to Mui Ne beach in Vietnam, but it seems more concentrating and Mui Ne is more spread.

Some main beaches in Ao Nang:

Ao Nang Beach: The main beach in Ao Nang, a gathering point of tourists and is the most bustling spot in Krabi. The beach is quite beautiful and there are many eateries, with a pier to take longtail boat to get to Railay beach.

Nopparat Thara beach: Located on the upper part of Ao Nang, a bit more peaceful and quiet than Ao Nang beach, in the afternoon when the tide recedes, you will see shallow white sand beaches and you can reach the very beautiful limestone mountains nearby. At this point, you will have to walk to the shallow beach, so you can leave your motorbike at the beach embankment without having to worry.

Railay Beach : This is a beach located in the South and isolated from Ao Nang. To getting here, you have to take a speedboat or longtail boat, the fare is about 100B/way and can be bargained, coming to Railay you can play, sun bathing, swimming and come back to Ao Nang at anytime because there are many longtail boats ready to take you to Ao Nang. This area is also known as Railay Village because here is actually a village in Krabi, with rocky mountains, caves, thrilling activities like climbing. The beach is more beautiful in Ao Nang and especially Railay is the only place to watch the sunset fully because the sun is not obscured, so that is why the Western backpackers love to come here to relax. In Railay, there are many sports such as skydiving, kayaking… For skydiving tours, you must be present before 9 am to start, the tour price is 1000 Baht including lunch. Near Railay beach, there is also Ton Sai beach which is also very beautiful, if you like you can take a boat to the beach to have fun.

Koh Phi Phi

The island is so famous and a highlight destination when traveling to Krabi, where the hotel price and all living costs are more expensive than in Krabi or Ao Nang. From Koh Phi Phi, you can buy tours to visit nearby beaches, islands such as Bamboo Island, Long beach, Monkey Island, etc. On the island, it is always bustling, vibrant, especially at night filled with bar, fire dance performance, pool party extremely fun. During the day you should try climbing the island’s highest mountain to reach the Viewpoint points to see the whole island. There are 3 Viewpoint points according to the higher level, the ticket for all 3 viewpoints is 30 Baht.

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Tours in Krabi

In Thailand in general or in Krabi in particular, they are mainly strong on private tours, that is, you come to Krabi to play, visit the beaches in Ao Nang, in addition you have a multitude of tour options to explore the sea, ​​islands in this land. It can be mentioned here as 4 Islands Tour , Hong Island Tour, Krabi Nature & Adventure Tour, …. All about the tours you can find on Klook . Phi Phi Island is the largest and most famous island in Krabi, you can buy a daytrip to explore Phi Phi or take a ferry and spend a few nights on the island.

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I just experienced the 4 Islands Tour, the tour pick up me from the hotel at 9am and returned at 3pm, generally they would take you to some islands near Krabi by Longtail boat, not much special things compare to the island tours in Vietnam like Binh Ba island tour or Cu Lao Cham island tour. These islands are very small, not so beautiful, you can snorkeling to watch corals, corals here are also quite beautiful, and the beach is normal (maybe because of I had been to the Maldives, so I see any island is ugly now, LOL!). Anyway, with the tour price of 600 Baht/person with pick up and drop off service and have fun for all day like that is too good already.

Suggested Krabi itinerary 4 days (4 days in Krabi) for you refer to

Traveling to Krabi, you can spend 4 days 3 nights is just beautiful for the trip, if you have plenty of time, you can stay longer because Krabi has so many islands that you should explore. Details of my trip you can see in the article: My field trip to Bangkok – Krabi – Phi Phi.

Here I summarize the Krabi itinerary 4 days as follows:

Day 1: hanoi/bangkok – krabi.

• 11am: Fly Nok Air to Krabi Airport, take the bus to Krabi Town
• 1pm – 3pm: Take a ferry to Phi Phi island
• 3pm: Check-in my hotel, go to the beach to play. Evening: Walking around the island, watching fire dancing, go to bar, ..

Day 2: Koh Phi Phi – Ao Nang

• In the early morning I go to the top of the mountain to watch the sunrise in Koh Phi Phi
• 9am: Explore some nearby beaches and islands such as Bamboo Island, Long Island, ..
• 1pm: Take a ferry to Krabi, if you go to Ao Nang can take the later ferry.
• Afternoon: Rent a motorbike to watch sunset at Nopparat Thara beach, wandering around Ao Nang beach and enjoy BBQ.

Day 3: Ao Nang and take the Krabi 4 Island Tour

• 8.30am: Tour agent pick up at my hotel to start 4 island tour, lunch on the island.
• 3pm: Return hotel, take motorbike to Ao Nang beach.
• Evening: Go around Ao Nang beach, enjoy Krabi cuisine, or you can ride into Krabi town to hang out and explore the night market.

Day 4: Krabi – Bangkok

• Morning: Check-out the hotel, send the luggage and then take the motorbike to Krabi Town to play.
• Lunch at Krabi or return to Ao Nang early, take the longtail boat to Railay beach.
• 4pm: Take Songthaew to get to the bus station to back to Bangkok.

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• Krabi 4-Islands Day Tour with Snorkeling Activity from Phuket by Big Boat
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The PERFECT 3 Days in Krabi Itinerary (2024 Guide)

• Last Updated: January 17, 2024

If you’re planning a trip to Thailand, be sure to consider this awesome three days in Krabi itinerary. 

Krabi is a coastal town located on the west coast of Thailand that is surrounded by craggy limestone hills and pristine islands. It has a spot on the bucket list of countless travellers. 

Vibrant bustling streets in Ao Nang Beach and the gorgeous view of Railay Beach, dining by the river in Chao Fah Night Market, dipping in Emerald Pool, panoramic view of Krabi city – it’s not exaggerating to say that Krabi truly has something for everyone . 

Did I mention the Krabi island hopping tours? There are plenty of those to go around!

Table of Contents

Hiking in Khao Ngon Nak Viewpoint

Shell cemetery (susan hoi), pay a visit to wat kaew korawaram, sunset & nightlife in ao nang beach, walking along the pier, go for an island-hopping tour, have a drink in a bar in krabi town, hiking in wat tham sua or tiger cave temple , ride to emerald pool in krabi, dip into klong thom hot springs in krabi, dinner in chao fah night market, best time to visit krabi, getting to krabi, thailand, getting around in krabi, where to stay in krabi – baan to guesthouse , wrapping up your krabi itinerary, the perfect 3 days in krabi itinerary for every traveller.

If you’re planning a trip to Krabi, Thailand, here is the perfect 3 days in Krabi itinerary to ease up your travel planning!

We’ll include island tours in the Andaman Sea, the famous Railay Beach, Krabi night market, hikes through the jungle, views over the stunning Krabi province, and more. There is so much to do when you visit Krabi town and the surrounding areas!

Day 1 – Hikes and Nightlife

Let’s get the first morning of your Krabi itinerary started with some hiking. You’ll end the day exploring Ao Nang, a vibrant town for nightlife.

What’s a better way to start your trip in a new city than enjoying the panoramic view over the surrounding wilderness after an exhausting hike?

Everyone has their way of fighting the fatigue of flying. In my case, I always prefer hiking, which guarantees a good night’s sleep at the end of the day.

The hike to Khao Ngon Nak Viewpoint is not a difficult one, but it does take some time – around 2-3 hours for a return trip. 

And the next stop on our Krabi itinerary is on the way back from Khao Ngon Nak Viewpoint, so plan for a long day out. 

There are plenty of free motorcycle parking lots at the entrance in front of the luxurious resorts. Don’t ride past the gate, if not, you’ll be charged a parking fee for a distance of 5 minutes’ walk.

There is no entrance fee to this hike, but the ranger at the counter will repeatedly remind you to tip them before and after you do the hike.

Like other hikes, there are steep and plain parts on the trail. For some steeper parts, they’ve built staircases to make your hike easier. 

It’s all dirt trail on the hike, and wearing a sandal is no doubt a bad idea. The dense jungle blocks off any winds that could be cooling you off, so make sure you bring plenty of water to hydrate yourself!

When you’re approaching the peak, there are signboards pointing to a waterfall and a lake. You may want to avoid these as they are not all that attractive.

At the peak, you’ll be rewarded with a breathtaking view at a few hundred meters above sea level. Just make sure you don’t stand on the dangerous cliffs barred off from visitors. 

Never risk your life for a photo, just enjoy the view from the vantage point.

If you have the time, stop at Tubkaek Beach , located right just after leaving Khao Ngon Nak Viewpoint. This is a very quiet, long beach with amazing views on the limestone hills budding from the sea surface in distance. 

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The Krabi Shell Cemetery is located 17 kilometres from Krabi town centre, which makes a great detour on your way back from the Khao Ngon Nak Viewpoint. That’s if you’re staying in Krabi town. 

The road leading to the entrance of Susan Hoi is intercepted at the main road connecting Ao Nang Beach and Krabi Town. 

With the shell fossils dating back to 25-40 million years, it’s a great place for those who’re interested. But if you’re not into these things, you’ll probably want to pass on this attraction and head straight back into Krabi town. 

The entrance fee to Susan Hoi is 200 Baht per entry.

On your way to the next point, don’t forget to grab some snacks or drinks from the Family Mart or 7-Eleven. They’re spread out across the town like mushrooms, you find them literally everywhere.

Wat Kaew Korawaram is absolutely the most elegant temple in Krabi. Located right inside Krabi town centre, the temple is easily accessible to visitors staying near the pier. 

The staircases leading to the temple from the main road are decorated with naga sculptures, giving it a classic Thailand Buddhist temple appearance. 

Upon reaching the temple, you’ll notice several dozens of information boards depicting the stories of Buddha – the birth of Buddha, how Buddha achieved enlightenment , and more. 

The only downside is that some of the details and explanations are in the Thai language only.

While you’re there, take a moment and appreciate the architecture of the majestic temple. The entrance to Wat Kaew Korawaram is free of charge!

Now we’re talking about one of the most popular beaches in Thailand – Ao Nang Beach. This well-trodden beach is often the spot to be for sunset views.

And despite the crowds, there’s no reason to miss Ao Nang on your Krabi itinerary.

On your way to Ao Nang Beach, you’ll pass by dozens of vibrant stores before reaching the parking lot.

While the beach is always filled during evening hours, it’s totally possible to find a spot for yourself on the massive stretch of beach.

Head into the bustling streets and alleys of Ao Nang when the sun goes down as this is when the nightlife begins. 

Hundreds of restaurants serve cuisines from all around the world on the wide budget range. Need cheap eats? Head over to the night market. 

Bars, pubs, and souvenir stores are spread throughout Ao Nang, so you’ll surely enjoy your night there!

Day 2 – Island Hopping

After a fun night in Ao Nang, get ready for an epic day. Your second day in your Krabi itinerary will be an unforgettable one.

Today, we’re going island-hopping! You’ll get to see some gorgeous islands, and even pay a visit to the infamous Railay Beach.

Walking along the Krabi pier is a great way to start your day. Facing east, you could catch the sunrise from the mangrove forest on the opposite side.

The famous crab sculptures and several decorations were placed along the pier and every morning, it welcomes dozens of morning runners.

On your way back to your hotel, grab a sandwich from the Family Mart nearby or quickly stop at a cafe or restaurant of your choice in the area.

It’s going to be a busy day so load up on coffee and grab that bite to eat and let’s get started!

A trip to Krabi wouldn’t be complete without an island-hopping tour. This very coast is surrounded by dozens of breathtaking uninhabited islands, crystal-clear waters and limestone hills. 

It’s extremely easy to book a tour in Krabi. The easiest way would be booking with your accommodation manager, who usually has some discounts.

Most tours you will find will either be for 4 islands or 7 islands.

While I was staying in Baan To Guesthouse in Krabi, I went on the 7 Islands Sunset Tour for 900 Baht (discounted from 1,500 Baht).

There are also different tours like the 4 Islands Tour (which is more well-known to visitors), kayaking tours, rainforest discovery tour, and more. 

There is honestly not much difference between the 7 Islands and 4 Islands tours.

BONUS –  Booking ahead of time ensures you won’t miss out on the tour, and get the best price too! And just for NOMADasaurus readers, if you use the Klook discount code  “NOMADS10”  on the website when checking out, you’ll get $10 off your first booking!

Both are going to provide you with a full-day tour. The 4 islands tours will allow you to spend more time on each island. But you get to see more on the 7 islands tour. 

It’s all up to you whether you want to spend more time racing around between the different islands or relaxing on the beach!

For the 7 Islands Sunset Tour you can expect an itinerary similar to this: 

The tuk-tuk will pick you up at 12 pm and bring you to Ao Nam Mao Pier. There, you will register yourself and collect the snorkelling mask. 

You’ll then be directed onboard the longtail boat to start your day.

Throughout the day you will be visiting Tup Island, Thap Island, Chicken Island, Poda Island, Ma Tang Ming Island, Si Island, Phra Nang Beach, and Railay Beach (which technically isn’t an island).

You will get to walk between Tup Island and Thap Island , which is connected by the shallow beach on foot. You’ll also get to snorkel with the fish near Chicken Island , chill on Poda Island , visit Phra Nang Cave Beach and finally feast on a buffet dinner while watching the sunset in Railay Beach . 

Railay Beach is one of Thailand’s most famous. Framed by limestone cliffs and dense jungle, Railay Beach is popular among rock climbers and photographers.

For some tours on your Krabi itinerary, you may also get to go night snorkelling to see the phytoplankton before heading back for the fire show at the pier at around 8 pm. 

Sounds cool, right!? Book a 4-Island tour here!

An alternative option is booking a day tour to Koh Phi Phi . Koh Phi Phi is a great day trip, as it includes all the highlights like Viking Cave, Monkey Beach, and Maya Bay.

We would recommend spending a few days in Koh Phi Phi and taking your time seeing Maya Bay and the Koh Phi Phi town center.

But if you’re short on time and you’d rather visit Koh Phi Phi as a day trip from Krabi, you can do that. Any Krabi island hopping trip should include Koh Phi Phi for sure!

After returning back to the Krabi province after a busy day exploring the islands you will find the nightlife is starting to pick up. 

Krabi is home to countless bars, swarmed by foreign visitors every night to spend the last few hours of the day. If you’re staying in Ao Nang Beach, then, of course, you should spend the night there.

I never visited all of the bars in Krabi Town, but there’s one particular bar that I highly recommend – Booze Bar . The staff are friendly and they have live music and lovely vibes, all you could ask for in a perfect bar. 

READ MORE: Be sure to spend some time visiting Koh Phi Phi after your Krabi itinerary

Day 3 – Caves and the Emerald Pool

Most of the accommodations in Krabi do include breakfast in your stay, but if they don’t, they probably have a café to fill your morning tummy.

Today, we’re gonna rent a motorcycle to have fun around the outskirts of Krabi. If it’s not your thing, it’s pretty easy to get a tuk-tuk in Krabi to get to wherever you want!

You can also save a bunch of time by booking today’s activities as part of an all-inclusive tour ! Perfect if you’d rather not run the risk of riding a motorcycle without insurance or a license when you visit Krabi.

You might want to know that this is way more physically demanding compared to Khao Ngon Nak Viewpoint. 

I’m not trying to scare you. But trust me, you’ll be thanking yourself after reaching the top, enjoying the magnificent view of the temple sitting upon the ragged limestone hill.

At the base, there are several attractions like an artificial waterfall, cafeteria, and temples.

But the main attraction lies on the top connected by the 1,200-step staircases (Note: due to its physical demand this is not for all travellers.)  

Visiting in the morning is a better idea as the weather is usually cooler and the sunlight isn’t as harsh as the scorching tropical sun in the afternoon.

It takes around 20-40 minutes to get to the temple on top.

If you’re worried about dehydration, bring a water bottle with you. But note that there is a water station at the temple on top to refill your bottle. 

You’ll have to take off your shoes to visit around the temple, and you could easily spend 30 minutes up there on the view alone.

Also, be extra careful of the aggressive monkeys. Don’t touch them, and don’t go near a mom with babies. And definitely don’t feed them.

Over the years, Emerald Pool has become one of the must-visits in Krabi for no other reasons than it’s simply wonderful. Minerals in the water make the colour absolutely spectacular!

Located inside Thung Teao Forest Natural Park , there are several hiking trails surrounding the emerald pool too. But for now, let’s go straight for the pool.

Due to the tourist crowds, it’s wiser to pay this attraction a visit in the morning. So, it’s all up to you if you want to interchange this with Tiger Cave Temple.

With an entrance fee of 200 Baht, you are allowed to soak yourself in the crystal pond for as long as you want. The entrance closes at 4.30 pm.

Next up, Klong Thom Hot Springs is located near Emerald Pool, so I highly recommend you arrange both of these attractions on the same day on your Krabi itinerary.

The hot spring itself is extremely small and difficult to accommodate the number of visitors daily.

So, the authorities have decided to build an artificial pool near the hot spring and drain part of the water there for more people to enjoy.

The artificial pool is located before the authentic hot spring. So, if you’re visiting in the non-peak hours you could possibly enjoy the hot springs surrounded by gigantic tree roots.

It’s advised that you shouldn’t soak yourself in the hot springs for more than 20 minutes at a time.

The entrance fee to Klong Thom Hot Springs is 160 Baht, plus 10 Baht for your motorbike parking.

Chao Fah Night Market is one of the most enjoyable night markets in all of Thailand. Hundreds of tables and chairs are arranged by the pier, fenced by dozens of hawker stalls.

You can go over all the menus of every stall, but you won’t notice much difference other than the design. Choose the one you like, and order whatever you want, and they’ll arrange a seat for you. 

There are milkshake stalls there, which I recommend. (Krabi has much better milkshakes compared to Phi Phi Islands and Phuket, honestly.)

The highlights here are, of course, seafood, since Krabi is a coastal town. And they’re surprisingly affordable here too. You can get a big plate of clams for under 200 Baht!

You could also choose to attend the Blue Dragon Cabaret show , which is one of the more popular and most famous attractions in all of Thailand. 

There are other Ladyboy shows throughout Thailand but this is worth a watch on the last of your 3 days in Krabi itinerary.

READ MORE: Check out these great things to do when you are in nearby Phuket !

Krabi Thailand City Guide

Now that you have a pretty good idea about what you’re going to do with your 3 days in Krabi itinerary, let’s help you travel to and around Krabi and find the best accommodation and food! 

The best time to visit Krabi and the rest of Southern Thailand is generally during the dry season, which spans from November to April.

During these months, Krabi experiences pleasant weather with clear skies, warm temperatures, and lower humidity. Travel guides would recommend these months for exploring the region’s renowned limestone cliffs, pristine beaches, and vibrant marine life.

While the peak tourist season occurs from December to February, offering optimal conditions for various outdoor activities like rock climbing, island hopping, and snorkeling, visitors can still enjoy nice weather in the shoulder months of November and April.

However, you should always check the local weather and be mindful of potential variations in weather patterns, as occasional brief rain showers can occur even during the dry season.

If Krabi is your first destination in Thailand, then there’s good news – there is an international airport in Krabi.

Inside the Krabi Airport, you’ll have to choose between taking the shared van or private transfer to your accommodation.

In my case, I took the shared van, which is surprisingly comfortable with leather seats and a well-air-conditioned interior.

It took around 30 minutes to reach our hostel, and yes, they drop you right at the doorstep. The price? Only 90 Baht!

In some cases where you’re travelling in Phuket first, then consider taking the shared van from the bus terminals to Krabi. There are two bus terminals in Phuket. 

It takes 3 hours to reach Krabi by bus. The only downside is that the bus terminal is rather far from most accommodations.

You might need a cab to get to your hotel, or you could walk, which I did! The shared van costs 140 Baht.

What if you’re staying in Ao Nang? Well, it’s pretty similar.

From the airport, catch the shared van to Ao Nang, which costs slightly more at 110 Baht. From Phuket, just tell the receptionist that you’re going to Ao Nang. It’s pretty straightforward as Ao Nang and Krabi are so close.

For travellers, the most popular place to stay would be near the Chao Fah Park Pier. There are plenty of shops, marts, hostels, and hotels – and of course, night markets.

Since there are not that many attractions inside Krabi Town, renting a motorcycle is the easiest way to visit the nearest attractions like the Emerald Pool, Ao Nang, Khao Ngon Nak Viewpoint, and more.

Renting a motorcycle when you visit Krabi is almost effortless and is reasonably priced at around 200-250 Baht per day.

This price excludes petrol, which is pretty cheap as well. Chances are, you can rent a motorcycle from your hotel or hostel.

If a motorcycle is not your thing, then your options would be either private cabs, tours or GrabCar.

Tours are pretty common when you visit Krabi due to its popularity among Chinese, Russian and Korean tourists. So booking a tour is trouble-free.

Baan To Guesthouse definitely has one of the most strategic locations for those who visit Krabi. Within a 5-minutes’ walk, you’ll get to Chao Fah Night Market, the pier, and plenty of amazing cafes and restaurants, like 89 Café . 

I highly recommend this café, even though it’s a little pricey, the foods are top-notch and will never disappoint you.

They have one of the cheapest prices for double rooms in Krabi, and the on-site restaurant is perfect for breakfast. The host was extremely friendly as well, and we gladly rented her motorcycle for 250 Baht per day.

The rooms were basic, a little bit warm, so I suggest getting an air-conditioned room.

I hope you enjoyed reading this 3 days Krabi itinerary. Krabi Thailand is a wonderland for those who love nightlife. But it’s also perfect for those who enjoy travelling at a slower pace. 

In short, Krabi Thailand has something for everyone. Three days in Krabi are enough for most people to take in the essential attractions.

But if you’re opting to stay longer, Krabi is a great spot to sit back and relax!

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Very useful thank you for this!!

Hi! Is late October (20-30th) a good time for Krabi? or it is going to be rainy?

Is mid June a good time to visit Krabi for our babymoon? Do you recommend? All we need is a calm and cool place to relax and enjoy nature.

Thank for ur recommendation, me n my husband will go to krabi next month for 3 days. Its perfect itinerary for us ❤️

Hi, Thank you for the wonderful Itienary. Is it safe to hire motor bike or scooters in krabi? No frauds with the tourist?

Good day Thank you for the intinerary. Do you have one for Railay and Phiphi as well

Hi Johan, so glad you found the article helpful. We unfortunately do not have itinerary for these places. We have visited them but a long time ago. Both were great destinations.

Have you heard of Tonsai? It is right next door to Railey. We do have an article on that destination. https://www.nomadasaurus.com/taking-easy-ton-sai-bay/

Happy travels.

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