Situated on the Andaman Coast, Krabi Province covers a vast, sweeping landscape of sky, waves and sand – stretching from extraordinary caves and coral reefs to towering waterfalls and limestone karsts. There are more than 130 islands to discover, as well as a rich history dating back tens of thousands of years.
As you approach Krabi Province, you’ll immediately be overwhelmed by its magnificent mountains and forests. Explore the steep ranges and tropical jungles of Than Bokkhorani National Park. Or visit the remarkable Tiger Cave, with its stunning collection of caves and temples. Encounter a world of amazing flora and fauna at Bang Khram Wildlife Sanctuary, and relax in the natural hot springs of Ban Bang Khram or Namtok Ron Khlong Thom.
Krabi Province is thought to be one of oldest settlements in south-east Asia, and it is dotted with fascinating archaeological sites. Discover prehistoric rock paintings in the caves of Tham Cho Le and Tham Phi Hua. See Stone Age artefacts in the Wat Khlong Thom Museum, or the 40 million-year-old fossils of the ‘Shell Cemetery’, Su-san Hoi.
Wander the colourful streets and night bazaars of Krabi Town before heading to the coast. Laze on the white sands of Had Yao, Ao Nang or Rai Lay Beach, or sail through crystal blue waters to one of the coral-fringed islands. Lan Ta, Koh Rok and Phi Phi Islands are some of the most beautiful in Thailand, and draw visitors from all over the world. Canoeing, snorkelling and abseiling offer the perfect way to appreciate the beauty of Krabi.