Krabi Beaches and Offshore Islands 

Ao Nang Beach is one of the most popular tourist destination in Krabi.

The beach at Ao Nang is the gateway to the beautiful offshore islands and some of the best Krabi beaches that are only accessible by boat. Read more about Ao Nang Beach here. 

Tubkaak Beach is one of the most tranquil destinations in Krabi.

This long beach overlooks Koh Hong Island and is located north of Klong Muang Beach. Read more about Tubkaak Beach.

Nopparat Thara Beach is a popular spot for locals and is located just around the headland from Ao Nang.

The beach is lined with casuarina trees, on low tide you can walk from the beach across to Koh Kao Pak Klong Island which is located just offshore. Read More about Nopparat Thara Beach. 

Klong Muang Beach is unspoiled and home to upmarket Krabi hotels and resorts.

Klong Muang is an ideal destination for romantic getaways or family beach vacations away from the main tourist areas in Krabi. Read more about Klong Muang Beach.

West Railay Beach is also known as Railay Sunset beach.

West Railay is one of the best beaches in Krabi, a pathway across the peninsula from West Railay links to East Railay beach. Read more about West Railay Beach. 

East Railay is not a swimming beach, but there are amazing views from this side of the Railay peninsular.

East Railay is well known for rock climbing and there is a good range of affordable resorts and hotels. Read more about East Railay Beach.

Phra Nang Beach is on the southernmost tip of the Railay peninsula.

Phra Nang Beach is surrounded by stunning limestone cliffs and is by far the most beautiful of all Krabi beaches. Read more about Phra Nang Beach

Ton Sai Beach is a great place to go for rock climbing.

Tonsai is only a five minute boat ride from Railay West or a twenty minute walk through the jungle. Read More about Ton Sai Beach.

Koh Poda is a small limestone island located about 30 minutes by boat from Krabi beaches.

Poda Island is covered in pine trees and encircled by soft white sand. A coral reef lies just offshore, the beach is excellent for snorkeling, making this one of our favorite beaches in Krabi. Read More about Koh Poda.

Chicken Island is also known as Koh Khai or Hua Khwan.

The Island got its name from a bizarre rock formation which resembles the head of a chicken.

One end of the island consists of steep cliffs, while the other end has beautiful beaches along a peninsula. Read more about Koh Khai.

Tup Island is also known as Tub Island, Koh Tap or Koh Thap is one of the most popular islands around Krabi for day trips and tours.

At low tide Tup Island and Chicken Island are joined by a sandbar which is commonly referred to as Talay Waek. Read More about Koh Tap.

Hong Island is part of a group of islands located about an hour north of Krabi at the edge of the Than Bokkhorani National Park.

The largest island is Hong Island which comprises of a spectacular beach, clear waters and a hidden lagoon with a staggering amount of colorful fish. Read more about Koh Hong.

Ko Phi Phi are one of Krabi’s main attractions, and are often listed in the top ten of beautiful islands around the world.

The twin islands of Ko Phi Phi Don and its smaller sister Phi Phi Ley are part of the Hat Noppharat Thara-Ko Phi Phi National Marine Park which lies in Krabi province, at an equal distance from both Krabi and Phuket.

The beauty of the islands is unmatched, even in a region of the world that is renowned for its stunning limestone cliffs and clear turquoise waters.

Ko Phi Phi is an ideal destination for all age groups as it offers exciting and fun activities for backpackers, it is also one of the best honeymoon spots offshore from Krabi or Phuket. Read more about the Phi Phi Islands.

Koh Yao is made up of two large islands, located in the middle of Phang Nga Bay, halfway between Phuket and Krabi.

They are known as Koh Yao Yai, which is the bigger of the two islands and Koh Yao Noi which is the smaller Island. Read more about Koh Yao.