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Krabi Holidays 2020

Krabi holidays allow you to experience the very best that Southern Thailand has to offer, such as spectacular views of the Krabi River, the beautiful sands of Phra Nang Beach, the lush green national parks dotted around the province, and the lively atmosphere found in Krabi Town.

Whether you opt for a cheap getaway or for luxurious all inclusive Krabi holidays, you’ll find plenty to see and do in and around the town, as well as throughout the entire Krabi province. From the thriving beach resort of Ao Nang to the iconic Khao Kanab Nam rocks, Krabi is ideal for both relaxation and adventure.

No matter what sort of experience you’re looking for, we’ve got some incredible Krabi holiday deals for you. With beautiful warm weather all year round, there’s never a bad time to visit Krabi. Step inside its temples, bathe in the hot springs, shop, eat, drink, and swim… there’s something for everyone here.

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Things to do

Krabi at a glance

Discover the best beaches

We love Phra Nang Beach for relaxation & bustling Ao Nang Beach for some more action

Perfect for watersports

Krabi is great for a spot of snorkelling

Lush natural wonders

Hop on a ferry and explore the spectacular Phi Phi Islands

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Things to do in Krabi

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Top attractions

Known for its beautiful beaches and rugged landscape, many of the best things to do in Krabi are natural attractions, but for those looking for a bit of culture and shopping, there are lots of opportunities here.

As a Buddhist country, Thailand is home to many intricately designed temples, and many of them can be found in the Krabi area. Exploring the local temples is an excellent way to spend a day. Tiger Cave Temple in the northern mountains is an especially interesting place to visit, nestled deep in the jungle.
If you’re travelling to Thailand with children, one of the most fun things to do in Krabi is to enjoy some time by the sea. There are many fantastic beaches in Krabi, including the famous Ao Nang beach, with snorkelling being a top attraction. You can also dive, sunbathe, go for a swim, or simply chill out.
Krabi may not be known as a premier shopping destination, but picking up souvenirs from your trip is something that’s not to be missed. The Vogue Shopping Centre features lots of different stores, department style, while the weekend night market is an adrenaline-pumping way to spend an evening.
Many of Krabi’s top attractions are based on its iconic rocky landscape. If you love a bit of adventure, it’s well worth packing your hiking boots and discovering the secrets of the Khao Khanab Nam caves and the trails of the Khao Phanom Bencha National Park. You could even climb up Dragon Crest Mountain!

Beaches

Krabi benefits from more than its fair share of beaches. The coast is lined with luxurious Krabi beach hotels with spectacular views across the water. If you’re looking for sun, sea, and sand, you’ll find it here.

One of the best beaches in Krabi is Phra Nang Beach, located on a tiny peninsula jutting out to the south. This is a great place for relaxation, but it’s also amazing for people-watching, with climbers scaling the jagged cliffs lining the beach. Expect soft, fine sand, and waters so clear you won’t believe your eyes.
Ao Nang Beach, Krabi, is considered to be the province’s main beachfront. It’s busy and bustling, but also has some excellent facilities and amenities, giving you everything you need for a relaxing, fun, or energetic day by the sea. Scuba diving is very popular here, along with a wide range of watersports.
Railay Beach, Krabi, is located to the south of Ao Nang. Due to the positioning of the limestone cliffs it can only be reached by boat, making it feel very secluded and exotic. There are actually two beaches here, East Railay and West Railay, and they’re connected by a series of gorgeous pathways and trails.
Noppharat Thara Beach to the north of Ao Nang is located on southern Thailand’s west coast, which means it offers incredible views of the Thai sunset. Quieter than other beaches in the Krabi province, it’s an ideal place for families with young children, and the shallow waters here are perfect for splashing.

Food & Drink

Eating out

Thai food is typically a little spicy and very aromatic, with plenty of coconut and other exotic flavours like mango. Krabi itself is a foodie paradise, with a wide range of local dishes to sample.

If you’ve ever visited Bangkok, you’ll find that the local cuisine in Krabi is quite different. While there's a great deal of Portuguese influence in the food of Bangkok, much of the Krabi cuisine has roots in Cantonese cooking. Chopsticks are commonly used here in the south, especially for noodle soups.
One of the most well known Krabi restaurants for authentic Thai cuisine is Ruen Mai, located just on the outskirts of Krabi Town. It offers some of the best Thai food in the whole country, and the atmosphere is truly unique, with diners sitting snugly outdoors underneath the huge thatched roof.
There’s a massive street food scene in Krabi, and there are some amazing snacks to try as you’re strolling around. A great place to find some tasty treats is the Krabi Town Night Market, held every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. Grilled satay meats, barbecued fish, and steamed crab are some of the local specialities.
The Hilltop Restaurant in Krabi is a very popular place for a relaxing dinner. Located in Ao Nang, this seafood restaurant has spectacular views over the beaches of Ao Nang and Noppharat Thara beaches. Be sure to make reservations if you want to visit during sunset.
While local Thai and seafood dishes are perhaps the most common, there's a wide range of international cuisine available in Krabi, too; perfect if you’re travelling with children. One great place for families is the Viva Restaurant in Krabi, an Italian with pastas, pizzas, bruschettas, calzones, and burgers.

Nightlife

Krabi nightlife is a relatively new aspect of the local culture, with increasing tourism making this a recent hub of activity. The parties extend from the main town to the coast, and further to the Krabi islands.

Many of the bars are clustered just south of Krabi Town, on the north/south stretch between the Khao Khanab Caves and Thara Park. It’s here you’ll find everything from blues and jazz bars to sports bars, cocktail bars, and breweries. Whatever sort of experience you’re looking for, Krabi will have it.
There are some fantastic, lively beach bars in Ao Nang, a Krabi hotspot. Like Krabi Town, there’s a wide range of low key sports bars and sophisticated cocktail bars, but perhaps the most well known is the Bluedragon Cabaret. Home to the ‘Ladyboys’, this family-friendly cabaret show is flamboyant, entertaining, and fun.
Roots Rock Reggae Bar is located slightly inland from Ao Nang, so it is sadly often overlooked by visitors. If you can find it, be sure to pop in for some live music, good food, and even better cocktails. It's family friendly, so feel free to bring the teens along and let them experience the Krabi nightlife scene.

Holiday types

Family holidays

Thailand is a very popular family destination, and there are lots of great Krabi family activities that make this region in particular a top choice. No matter how old your kids are, they'll fall in love with Krabi.

Krabi province is famous for its incredible natural landscape, so it’s not surprising that many family activities here centre around the beautiful surroundings. A great way to experience this environment is to take a walk through the mangroves of the Krabi Urban Forest. Keep your eyes peeled… you may spot a viper!
Thara Park is considered to be Krabi’s hidden gem, and it’s well worth taking the time to find it. Located to the south of Krabi Town, this huge expanse of greenery features exercise equipment, a massive playground, and tents selling all sorts of refreshments. You could easily spend a full day having fun here.
If you’ve got adventurous little ones who love nothing more than climbing and balancing, they will absolutely love the Krabi Fun Park. Similar to the ‘Go Ape’ experience, your kids will don harnesses and climb up to the very tops of the trees, zip lining right down to the bottom for a thrilling finish.
For children that want to enjoy a quieter, more down-to-earth Krabi experience, there's all sorts of wonderful wildlife to see around the province. The King Cobra Show teaches little ones all about the local snakes, while Nosey Parker’s Elephant Camp offers elephant treks through the forest.
Of course, you may not even have to venture out of your hotel to give the kids a fun, exciting, and memorable day in Krabi. Centara Anda Dhevi Resort & Spa is arguably the best resort in Krabi for families, and has lots of activities on offer on site. While the kids have fun, mum and dad can enjoy some much needed sun and relaxation.

Couples holidays

As one of Thailand’s most romantic destinations, there are lots of great things for couples to do in Krabi, from relaxing days spent enjoying each other’s company, to making lifelong memories with adventurous activities.

Krabi’s location in the south west of Thailand means it experiences incredible sunsets. For a truly romantic activity for two, hire a kayak and sail out through the mangroves as the light begins to dim. It’s so secluded and peaceful out on the water, with just the sounds of the local wildlife in the background.
To enjoy views that most people in the world will never have seen before, pop on the snorkelling gear and take a swim off the Krabi coast. Travelling around the shallow waters together, you’ll spy all sorts of colourful fish native to the area, and you can dry off with a relaxing sunbathe on the beach afterwards.
For couples that love to sit back, relax, and enjoy a bit of pampering, Krabi is bursting with natural hot springs, where the warm waters are said to heal and rejuvenate. One of the most popular places is Emerald Pool, named for its stunning green waters, which is accessed via a 1 mile long forest trail.
If you don’t fancy hiking through the forest for a pampering session, check out what services and treatments your hotel can offer you. Nakamanda Resort is said to be the best hotel in Krabi for couples, thanks to its impressive spa where you can book a relaxing couple’s treatment or massage, and simply unwind.
Over on the Ao Nang coast, there are lots of opportunities for a romantic candlelit dinner by the sea. The Hilltop Restaurant is perhaps the most obvious choice, but don’t overlook other great options, such as Lae Lay Grill. This not only overlooks the national park, but the sea and the Krabi islands, too.

Local hotspots

Culture

Culture in Krabi is different to what you may experience in other parts of Thailand. Despite being one of the oldest settlements, it lacks the same diverse history, and is instead known more for its landscape.

Unlike some other parts of Thailand which are primarily Buddhist, there is a wide range of religions followed in Krabi, reflecting the many people who have settled here from all across the world. Buddhism still dominates, but is accompanied by Thai-Chinese, Muslim, and Moken (or Chao Ley) traditional beliefs.
One thing you’ll notice about Krabi is that it lacks any sort of strong architectural heritage, with few significant structures. This is because, historically, Krabi was inhabited by farmers and fishermen. The landscape remained very natural, rather than being heavily developed like cities such as Bangkok.
Many cultural festivals take place throughout the year in Krabi, and there’s almost always something going on. The biggest event is Thai New Year in April, although there are plenty more opportunities to celebrate. In November there’s the Loy Krathong festivities, and the vegetarian festival is in September.

Explore Thailand's natural beauty

There's a lot to be seen here, so use your time in Krabi to go hiking, hop on a boat or a ferry and see all the beauty Thailand is so famous for.

As a coastal destination, a lot of fun can be found out on the Andaman Sea. Long-tail boat tours leave from the Ao Nammao Pier. It’s a hugely popular way to get from Ao Nang to the stunning beaches of Railay and Ao Phra Nang to the south, and the quiet spot of Noppharat Thara to the north.
The gorgeous Phi Phi Islands are a part of Krabi Province, and can easily be reached from the Thai mainland. Ferries take just 90 minutes from Krabi to the islands (speedboats are even faster), so if you’re looking to enjoy a day out and explore more of the local area, this is a great way to do just that.

Krabi weather

Jan

31°C

Avg. Dry Days 10

Feb

32°C

Avg. Dry Days 15

Mar

33°C

Avg. Dry Days 9

Apr

33°C

Avg. Dry Days 3

Nov

31°C

Avg. Dry Days 2

Dec

30°C

Avg. Dry Days 7

Your Krabi questions answered

What is the best time to visit Krabi?

The temperature in Krabi is a pretty stable 28 to 30 degrees all year round, although May to October can be quite wet. November to April is the best time to visit weather-wise, and it’s very popular at this time.

How do you get around Krabi?

How do I get to Railay Beach?

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