Krabi Tourism

Being in Krabi is like a dream come true for many people who want to vacation in this tropical paradise. With its breath-taking beaches, stunning views and limestone cliffs, there’s so much to see and take in, that a single Krabi tour cannot accomplish it all. But what sets it apart from other places like Phuket or Pattaya or Koh Samui?

Krabi tourism just started a few years ago in all seriousness. This means that there are still hidden pockets of beauty that not many people know about, and you can still find a moment of peace amid the numerous tourists who come there. 

Geography of Krabi

Krabi is located on the west coast of Southern Thailand. What is most noticeable about Krabi are the numerous limestone cliffs and mangrove forests that surround it and there are nearly 150 small islands that make up the Krabi archipelago. There’s much to see and explore here as part of Krabi tourism.

Climate of Krabi

The climate is perfect for Krabi tourism, especially if you’re looking for a warm and enjoyable time at the beach, sipping on a cocktail or maybe indulging in some water sports. Although the months of April and May are very hot, people still find their way here for Krabi tours. The best time to visit would be in the months of November to March as the weather is mild and it hardly rains. Several Krabi tours take you to nearby islands such as Phi Phi or Railay or Ao Nang which is one of the busiest beaches in Krabi. 

Places to see in Krabi

No Krabi tour can be complete without a visit to Railay islands and caves which are glorious and remote, and accessible only through boat. But there are other amazing places to see also which are an important part of Krabi tourism. 

Koh Poda

This is one of the popular islands in the Krabi archipelago. It’s known for the palm and pine trees and the tropical paradise vibe it exudes.

Koh Hong

Another gorgeous island off the Krabi coastline, Koh Hong is perfect for water activities such as snorkelling, fishing, sunbathing, hiking etc. 

Tiger Cave

A legend proclaims that a tiger used to live in these caves, which are one of Thailand’s natural wonders. To visit the ‘footprint of the Buddha’ you have to climb more than a thousand steps to reach the top.

Krabi Tour

There’s much to see and enjoy in Krabi, no matter why you go there. Whether it is for the beaches or to do a bit of rock climbing or hiking, you can be sure that your trip to Krabi will leave you happy and satisfied. Do check the website for more details about planning your Krabi trip. SOTC also provides custom Thailand tour packages, for a stress-free and relaxing trip.