Hidden Behind the Cliffs: 24 Hours in Krabi and Railay Beach
Beach and Nature
Thailand · Krabi
Hidden Behind the Cliffs: 24 Hours in Krabi and Railay Beach
Krabi province is a place where nature has gone wonderfully wild. Giant limestone cliffs rise vertically from the turquoise ocean. If Phuket is about parties, Krabi is about adventure and breathtaking scenery.
Safety and Atmosphere
Safety Index: High
The tourist zones of Ao Nang and the Railay peninsula are completely international safe spaces. LGBTQ+ tourists enjoy total freedom and the friendliness of the local reggae bars.
Morning: Escape to Railay
09:30 — The Water Route Railay Beach is cut off from the mainland by impassable cliffs. Board a longtail boat at the Ao Nang pier. 15 minutes and you’re on one of the most beautiful beaches in Asia.
10:30 — Rock Climbing or Relaxation Railay is a world mecca for rock climbing. Or head to Phra Nang Cave Beach with its fine white sand and famous princess cave.
Krabi — Railay Beach, Phra Nang Cave, Ao Nang
Afternoon and Evening: Rasta Vibes and Fire
15:00 — Lunch and Reggae On the eastern side of Railay there are dozens of cosy reggae-style bars. Have a cocktail on cushions right on the ground.
19:00 — Fire Shows in Ao Nang Head back to Ao Nang at sunset. In the evening — Center Point, a bar complex with live cover bands and fire shows.
Where to Stay
Rayavadee Resort
Railay Beach, Krabi
From $450 / €420 per night
A hotel in the jungle between three beaches. Mushroom-shaped villas and a restaurant inside a real cave. Perfect service and full inclusivity.
Panan Krabi Resort
Ao Nang, Krabi
From $100 / €95 per night
A modern hotel with a beautiful rooftop pool and views of the cliffs. Located right in the heart of Ao Nang.
Destination
Krabi
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