koh Lanta - Krabi

koh Lanta - Most of the beach land is long divided into small pieces, so most resorts are small, with 30 to 50 bungalows or less. There are few pieces of land large enough to support modern hotel groups, so we are spared that pleasure here.

Phi Phi Island

Phi Phi Island - Exploring Phi Phi couldn't be more fun, with Scuba Diving , Snorkelling , Kayaking or Climbing being the most popular methods, when taking a break from the silky soft sands.

Ao Nang at Krabi

Ao Nang beach at krabi, Thailand. Ao Nang is the central point of Krabi and it's attractions. Just a few years ago this was still a tiny fishing community, but in recent times has grown into a major international tourist destination.

Unseen Thailand at Krabi # 2

Tham Pee Hua Toe - It's a large cave with many grottos, situated on a hill in the middle of the water, surrounded by mangroves.

Tham Lot

Tham Pee Hua Toe - or Tham Hua Galok.


Than Bokkharani National Park - Located in Ao Luk, is Than Bokharani National Park. Shady trails wind through the park's magnificent forest.

Than Bokkharani National Park - Walk through the park to the cave at the river's source and enjoy a cool dip in the crystal-clear small lake in front of the cave. It is said that if you swim once in the waters here, you will always come back.

Unseen Thailand at Krabi

Hot Spring at Krabi - A visit to Krabi natural hot spring is a must. There are many hollowed-out 'bathtubs' which are caused by the running water from the thermal springs.

Hot Spring at Krabi - You can relax in one of the many natural hollows in the creek and watch the water gently cascade into the cool pools.

Morakot Pool at Krabi


Morakot Pool (The Emerald Pool)at Krabi, Thailand. The emerald pool had a notices is "Don't take all food bring to here" Although a egg "Don't take it also". I think It's very well for help to keep clean of place because I have never found garbage anymore.

Railay Bay Resort at Krabi

Railay Bay Resort at Krabi, Thailand. Longtails to Railay beach leave from Krabi Town pier opposite the Customs House to East and West Railay and Phra Nang beaches. The cost is 100 Baht per person each way and the jouney takes about 40 minutes. The longtails will run when they have a minimum of 6 passengers and leave at anytime from 07:00 until 17:00. If you don't want to wait for other passengers to make up numbers, you will be able to charter the boat at a price agreed with the boatman