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Thailand •
Krabi
city
A coastline dotted with beautiful tropical islands, palm edged beaches and coral reefs. An interior is filled with jungle, strange rock formations, mysterious caves, hidden lagoons and waterfalls.
Krabi is one of the southern provinces of Thailand, at the shore of the Andaman Sea. The capital of the region is the town of Krabi. Krabi is an ideal destination swarming with natural attractions including white sandy beaches, fascinating coral reefs, numerous large and small islands and green forests with caves and waterfalls. Due to the influence of the tropical monsoon, there are only two seasons; the rainy season from May to December and the hot season from January to April. Temperatures range between 17 °C and 37 °C. Krabi is the location of world class beaches Ao Nang, Tonsai Beach, Hat Yao and Hat Rai Le which offer numerous diving trips, restaurants, shops etc. Easily accessible by boat from Krabi the Phi Phis have almost deserted white-sand beaches and green cliffs jutting from the water.
Krabi has something for everyone. Its stunning landscape provides adventure in the form of rock climbing and kayaking; as well as pure relaxation with island-hopping cruises and laid-back beach life. There are plenty of another outdoor entertainments, including fishing, golf, mountain biking, the diving and snorkelling in Krabi's warm coastal waters, elephant camps and national parks.
Krabi Town is beautiful and relaxed. It boasts a well developed tourist infrastructure of first class hotels, excellent restaurants, plenty of tour operators, lively night entertainment and endless activities. It’s situated near the mouth of the Krabi River. The river runs through a large expanse of wilderness before reaching the sea and is world renown for bird watching and for quality of its mangrove forest. Wat Tham Seua (Tiger Cave Temple) situated 5 km from Krabi Town is a small temple built inside a long shallow limestone cave, surrounded by natural forest. The temple, one of the south's most famous meditation centres, takes its name from a stone formation nearby which resembles a tiger's claw. Today about 250 monks and nuns live in the temple compound.
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