The Beaches of Krabi
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Krabi beaches are some of Thailand’s most spectacular coastal destinations along the Andaman Sea. Some beaches like Ao Nang offer a vast choice of hotels and resorts, while others remain relatively natural and untouched.
What makes the beaches of Krabi special isn’t just their postcard-perfect white sand and crystal-clear waters. It’s the way towering karst formations create natural bays around each bay, turning simple beach days into adventures among caves, lagoons, and hidden coves. From world-famous Railay Beach to peaceful Tubkaek Beach, Krabi’s coastline offers something for every beach lover seeking Thailand’s coastal paradise.
Railay Beach ⛱️
Railay Beach is by far the most popular destination in Krabi. Even though you need to ride a longtail boat to get to the Railay, the place is busier than any other beach in the province ...
Ao Nang Beach ⛱️
Ao Nang Bech is a resort town on Thailand’s Andaman coast that’s become a popular place to stay in Krabi province. The town is bustling with a good variety of hotels, shops, markets, bars, and restaurants ...
Phra Nang Beach ⛱️
Phra Nang Beach stands as one of Thailand's most stunning coastal destinations, located on the southern tip of the Railay Peninsula in Krabi Province. This 450-meter stretch of powdery white sand sits surrounded by towering limestone cliffs and crystal-clear turquoise waters ...
Tubkaek Beach ⛱️
Tubkaek Beach stands as one of Krabi's most peaceful coastal destinations, located approximately 25 minutes northwest of the popular Ao Nang Beach. This remote two-kilometer stretch of golden sand offers stunning views of the Hong Island Archipelago and surrounding limestone formations ...
Noppharat Thara Beach
Noppharat Thara Beach runs nearly three kilometers northwest of Ao Nang, forming part of Hat Nopparat Thara-Mu Ko Phi Phi National Park. This protected coastline features white sand mixed with shells and coral fragments along the Andaman Sea.
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Tonsai Beach
Tonsai Beach is a tiny, secluded paradise tucked between towering limestone cliffs, accessible only by longtail boat from Ao Nang or a challenging 15-minute jungle path from neighbouring Railay West ...
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