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Krabi is a paradise province located in the gorgeous South of Thailand, comprising more than 150 islands with endless breath-taking landscapes; admire mountains, dramatic limestone formations, tropical jungles, and glistening blue lagoons, to name a few. We offer cheap Krabi holidays, featuring premium four and five star resorts surrounded by stunning nature.
Krabi boasts pristine beaches with clear waters and powder white sands – perfect for a tropical break, with the addition of thrilling water sports adventures and bustling beachfront bars and restaurants. There is also a charming cultural side to Krabi which you can immerse yourself into by browsing bustling local markets, sampling traditional street food, attending a Thai cooking class, and exploring glistening temples and shrines.
500 Moo 2 Tambol Ao Nang, Krabi 81000, Thailand
182 Moo 3, Tumbol Ao Nang Soi 8, Mueang Krabi, Krabi, 81000, Thailand
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Krabi is well-connected by tuk-tuks, taxis, and Songthaews (shared pickup trucks) for getting around locally. For those looking to explore the islands and beaches, longtail boats and ferries are available from Ao Nang and Krabi Town. Car or scooter rentals are also popular options, especially for day trips to more remote areas.
To travel to Thailand, British citizens need a valid passport - no visa is required for trips up to 45 days. For up-to-date travel advice and health recommendations visit the government’s travel advice for Thailand.
Krabi is generally a safe destination for tourists, but as always, stay aware of your surroundings, particularly in busy markets or crowded areas. Be cautious when renting scooters or motorbikes, as accidents involving tourists are common. Always wear a helmet and ensure you have the proper license. If you’re heading to the water, respect local guidelines for swimming, especially during the monsoon season when the seas can be
rough.
Krabi, like the rest of Thailand, is rooted in Buddhist traditions, so it's important to be respectful when visiting temples and other religious sites. Dress modestly, cover your shoulders, and remove shoes when entering temples. The people in Krabi are welcoming and friendly, and it's polite to greet locals with a wai (a traditional Thai greeting with palms pressed together). Tipping is not obligatory but is appreciated for good service in restaurants or for drivers.
Krabi's beaches are stunning, with Railay Beach offering limestone cliffs and clear waters, while Ao Nang Beach provides a lively vibe with beachfront dining.
Visit Tiger Cave Temple (Wat Tham Suea) for panoramic views or explore natural wonders like the EmeraldPool and Hot Springs hidden in the jungle.
Take a boat to the Koh Phi Phi Islands for dramatic landscapes or visit Phra Nang Cave to see fascinating rock formations and a sea goddess shrine.
Krabi offers fresh seafood and Thai dishes like pad Thai and massaman curry. Don’t miss the night markets for local street food and snacks.
Explore Krabi Town Night Market for local crafts and souvenirs, or shop at Ao Nang Walking Street for clothing and trinkets.
Krabi celebrates traditional Thai festivals such as Songkran (Thai New Year) in April, where locals and tourists alike engage in water fights. The Loi Krathong Festival in November sees the rivers and seas lit up with floating lanterns.
Ao Nang is the centre of Krabi’s nightlife scene, with beach bars, pubs, and live music. For a more laid-back evening, Railay Beach offers tranquil sunset spots to enjoy a cocktail by the shore.
Take the kids on an exciting island-hopping tour. There are also plenty of family-friendly beaches with calm waters, perfect for a day of relaxation.
Try rock climbing at Railay Beach, kayak through the mangroves at Ao Thalane Bay, or witness glowing bioluminescent plankton at night.
Krabi is the perfect base for day trips to nearby islands such as Koh Lanta and Koh Hong, where you can explore untouched beaches and snorkel in coral reefs. The Than Bok Khorani National Park is also nearby, offering waterfalls, caves, and hiking trails.
Krabi has a tropical climate, with hot, humid conditions year-round. The region experiences two primary seasons: the dry season (November to April) and the rainy season (May to October). The temperatures in Krabi typically range between 24°C and 32°C, making it an ideal beach destination for most of the year.
Krabi's hottest months fall between March and May, when temperatures can soar to 35°C or more, especially in April. If you're planning to visit during this time, pack lightweight, breathable clothing, and be prepared for high humidity levels. Despite the heat, this period is ideal for beachgoers and sun-seekers.
The coolest months in Krabi are from December to February, with average temperatures ranging from 24°C to 30°C. These months also coincide with the dry season, making them the most pleasant and popular time to visit.
The rainy season in Krabi occurs from May to October, with the heaviest rainfall usually in September. During this time, the seas can be rough, and some water-based activities may be restricted. However, if you prefer fewer crowds and don’t mind the occasional downpour, this period can offer a more tranquil experience. Plus, accommodation prices tend to be lower.
The best time to visit Krabi is during the dry season, particularly between November and April, when the weather is warm, and rainfall is minimal. This period is perfect for outdoor activities like island hopping, snorkelling, and enjoying the beaches. The months of December and January are especially popular due to the mild weather but expect larger crowds and higher prices.
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