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Krabi Excursions & Things to Do

  • Discover the Best of Krabi

    Krabi is more than beautiful beaches—it's a destination filled with spectacular islands, emerald lagoons, ancient limestone cliffs, hidden caves, jungle adventures, and unforgettable cultural experiences. Staying at Palm Resort Krabi places you in an ideal location to explore many of the province's most iconic attractions, whether you're planning a relaxing island escape or an action-filled adventure.

    From private longtail boat trips and world-famous beaches to rainforest waterfalls, ethical elephant sanctuaries, kayaking through mangrove forests, and breathtaking mountain viewpoints, there's something for every traveler. Our team is happy to hel

  • Private Longtail Boat to Hong Island (Half Day)

    Hong Island is just a 20-minute long-tail boat ride from Palm Resort Krabi, offering one of the most beautiful island experiences in the region. For your comfort, you will be picked up and dropped off directly at the front of your room, and the private boat is reserved exclusively for you and your family — allowing you to explore at your own pace.

    Part of the Than Bok Khorani National Park, Hong Island (Ko Hong / Ko Lao Lading) is defined by its dramatic limestone cliffs and pristine natural surroundings. The island’s main beach curves gracefully along the shoreline, resembling a bird in flight, with powder-soft white sand and crystal-clear, emerald-green waters.

    At one end of the beach, a scenic walkway leads up 419 steps to a viewpoint at the top of the limestone mountain. From here, you are rewarded with a breathtaking 360-degree panoramic view, overlooking Hong Island’s beach and the surrounding islands of Krabi and Phang Nga.

    On the opposite side of the island lies the enchanting Hong Lagoon (Thale Nai) — a hidden emerald lagoon enclosed by towering limestone cliffs, creating the feeling of a natural amphitheater in the heart of the sea. Calm, luminous waters make it an unforgettable place to explore and relax.

    A visit to Hong Island combines comfort, privacy, and extraordinary natural beauty — all just moments from your stay at Palm Resort Krabi.https://www.tourismthailand.org/Attraction/ko-hong-ko-laopilae-and-ko-hong-lagoon-thale-nai

  • Private Longtail Boat

    A wide variety of islands awaits just offshore, and you can choose between a popular Four Islands Tour or let our team create a customized island-hopping experience tailored especially for you.

    For something truly special, we can prepare a picnic to take along — featuring fresh tropical fruit, light pasta salads, chilled mineral water, and a bottle of ice-cold Prosecco. Enjoy a relaxed lunch on a secluded beach, surrounded by turquoise waters and untouched nature — a perfect blend of adventure, comfort, and indulgence.

  • Thalane (Mangrove) Krabi’s Hidden Paradise

    Ao Thalane is one of Krabi’s hidden gems, renowned for its emerald-green waters and spectacular kayaking routes that wind through untouched nature. This serene area is often regarded by nature lovers as one of the finest kayaking destinations in the world.

    Paddling through Ao Thalane offers a rare sense of freedom and tranquility, where the vast Andaman Sea meets narrow waterways framed by dramatic limestone cliffs and dense mangrove forests. As you glide silently across the water, surrounded by unspoiled landscapes, you’ll discover a side of Krabi that feels both wild and deeply peaceful — an unforgettable experience for adventurers and nature enthusiasts alike.

  • JURASSIC WORLD REBIRTH ROUTE

    Step into a cinematic adventure by exploring the Jurassic World: Rebirth Route in Krabi — a journey through breathtaking natural landscapes featured in the film. This unique route combines dramatic scenery, adventure, and movie magic, making it a must for both nature lovers and film enthusiasts.

    Highlights of the route include the iconic Railay Beach, famous for its towering limestone cliffs and turquoise waters, and Khao Phanom Bencha National Park, home to the lush rainforest and the impressive Huai To Waterfall. Continue your adventure at Khlong Rood (Crystal Stream), where crystal-clear waters flow through jungle canals — perfect for kayaking or a refreshing swim.

    The route also takes you underground to explore Krabi’s fascinating limestone formations, including Diamond Cave and Bat Cave, before finishing at scenic viewpoints such as the ATV Viewpoint, offering sweeping panoramic views that feel straight out of a movie scene.

    Blending wild nature with cinematic landscapes, the Jurassic World: Rebirth Route offers an unforgettable way to experience Krabi from a truly spectacular perspective.

  • Khlong Nam Sai (10 km.)

    Khlong Nam Sai, also known as the Clear Water Canal, is one of Krabi’s most enchanting natural attractions. Fed by freshwater springs, its emerald-green, crystal-clear waters wind gently through lush jungle surroundings, creating a serene setting for outdoor adventure and relaxation.

    Visitors typically begin their journey by kayaking from the Ban Laem Son area, gliding past rubber trees and mangrove-like forests before reaching a peaceful freshwater lagoon ideal for swimming. For those wishing to explore further, the route can connect to the popular Khlong Rut, offering even more opportunities to cool off in pristine natural waters.

    Kayaking and paddle boating are the most popular ways to experience Khlong Nam Sai, and many tours combine this tranquil waterway with nearby ATV adventures, creating a well-balanced day of nature, exploration, and excitement. With its untouched beauty and eco-friendly activities, Khlong Nam Sai is a favorite destination for travelers seeking an authentic and immersive experience in Krabi’s natural landscape.

  • Railay Beach (20 km.)

    Separated from the mainland by dramatic limestone cliffs and embraced by lush jungle, Railay Beach is one of Thailand’s most breathtaking and relaxed coastal destinations. Accessible only by traditional long-tail boat, Railay offers a true island atmosphere — peaceful, scenic, and wonderfully removed from the outside world.

    Railay is divided into three distinct areas, each with its own unique character. Railay West features a wide stretch of soft sand framed by towering limestone cliffs, making it ideal for swimming and watching the sun dip below the horizon in a blaze of color. Railay East is renowned worldwide for its rock climbing, with sheer limestone walls rising directly from the beach and attracting climbers from across the globe.

    Just beyond lies the stunning Phra Nang Cave Beach, home to the sacred Phra Nang Cave. Inside the cave, a revered shrine honors the sea goddess worshipped by local sailors. From within, the view outward reveals a natural spectacle — stalactites hanging like a chandelier at the cave’s entrance, framing the sea beyond. This magical spot is also one of Krabi’s most beautiful places to watch the sunset.

    A visit to Railay Beach is an unforgettable blend of natural beauty, adventure, and cultural heritage — a true highlight of any stay in Krabi.

    Her er bilder https://www.tourismthailand.org/Attraction/railay-beach

  • Khao Khanap Nam (25 km.)

    Often regarded as the iconic symbol of Krabi, Khao Khanap Nam consists of two dramatic limestone mountains rising nearly 100 meters above the water. Separated by the Krabi River, they stand majestically at the gateway to Krabi Town, creating one of the province’s most recognizable and scenic landmarks.

    Within the cliffs, visitors can explore fascinating caves adorned with impressive stalactites and stalagmites, offering a glimpse into Krabi’s natural history and geological beauty. A visit to Khao Khanap Nam combines striking scenery with quiet exploration, making it a must-see attraction for those wishing to experience the essence of Krabi.

     

    Her er bilder https://www.tourismthailand.org/Attraction/khao-khanap-nam

  • Huai To Waterfall (25 km.)

    Nestled within the lush rainforest of Khao Phanom Bencha National Park, Huai To Waterfall is one of Krabi’s most beautiful natural attractions. This impressive multi-tiered waterfall cascades through the jungle, forming a series of clear, cool natural pools — including the well-known Wang Thewada basin — perfect for a refreshing dip.

    The waterfall is easily reached via a short and scenic walk from the park office, making it accessible for most visitors. Water flows year-round, with the falls at their most powerful and dramatic during the rainy season. Surrounded by dense greenery and tranquil forest sounds, Huai To offers a peaceful escape into nature.

    Adding to its appeal, Huai To Waterfall has also served as a filming location for Jurassic World 4, making it an exciting stop for both nature lovers and film fans alike.

     

    Her er bilder https://www.tourismthailand.org/Attraction/huai-yai-waterfall

  • Tham To Luang Cave - 42 km.

    Tham Toh Luang is one of Krabi’s most intriguing cave attractions, offering a journey through a multi-level limestone cavern adorned with impressive stalactites and stalagmites. Many of the natural formations are said to resemble monks and mythical serpents, adding a sense of mystery and wonder to the experience.

    Beyond its natural beauty, the cave holds deep spiritual significance for the local community. According to legend, Jao Por Toh Luang, a revered guardian spirit, resides within the cave, making it not only a place of exploration but also one of quiet reverence. A visit to Tham Toh Luang blends geology, culture, and legend — a truly unique encounter in Krabi’s natural landscape.

  • Ban Ba Kan Village - 49 km.

    Located on Ko Sarai, a small island set in the calm waters of the Andaman Sea just off the mainland, this charming destination offers an authentic glimpse into island life. Home to a close-knit local community, Ko Sarai has been developed as an eco-tourism village, where visitors can experience traditional ways of living, with most residents engaged in small-scale fishing.

    Fresh, locally caught seafood is plentiful and affordable, making dining on the island a true highlight. Beyond its cultural charm, Ko Sarai is also known for a remarkable natural phenomenon — a unique sandbar that emerges at low tide. Stretching from the shores of Ban Bagan Yai into the sea, the sand dunes form the shape of a dragon’s spine, earning it the nickname Red Dragon Sandbar.

    At low tide, the sandbar extends for approximately 150 meters, with a broad “head” about 20 meters wide, gradually narrowing along its body before tapering into the sea like a dragon’s tail. Walking along this striking formation is a memorable experience, blending natural beauty, local legend, and the quiet magic of the Andaman coast.

    Her er bilder https://www.tourismthailand.org/Attraction/ban-bakan-yai

  • Dragon Crest Mountain (Trekking)

    The 3.7-kilometer trail to the summit of Dragon Crest Mountain rewards hikers with some of the most spectacular views in Krabi. Winding its way through dense forest and rolling hills, the path offers a close encounter with the region’s rich flora and wildlife along the journey.

    The hike is moderately challenging yet accessible for most active travelers. At the summit, rising 498 meters above sea level, you are greeted with a breathtaking panorama of lush green landscapes, distant hills, and the shimmering Andaman Sea — a truly unforgettable viewpoint well worth the climb. Early birds should experience the magnificent sunrise from the top.

  • Elephant Sanctuary

    Krabi is home to several ethical elephant sanctuaries, offering visitors a meaningful and responsible way to experience these gentle giants. These sanctuaries focus on the care, protection, and rehabilitation of rescued elephants, many of which come from former logging or tourism industries.

    Guests are invited to observe elephants in their natural environment and take part in activities such as feeding and bathing in natural lagoons — always without riding or performances. The emphasis is on animal welfare, education, and allowing the elephants to express natural behaviors in a safe and respectful setting.

    Visiting an elephant sanctuary in Krabi is a rewarding experience that supports ethical tourism while creating unforgettable moments with one of Thailand’s most iconic animals.

  • Emerald Pool

    Located within the Khao Phra-Bang Khram Wildlife Sanctuary in Khlong Thom Nuea, the Emerald Pool area is a unique natural attraction set deep within southern Thailand’s lowland rainforest. A 1.4-kilometer nature trail winds through lush forest, allowing visitors to experience the area’s rich biodiversity along the way.

    The pools are fed by warm natural springs and consist of three distinct areas. Sa Kaeo is a clear-water pool flowing from the Emerald Pool; while swimming is not permitted here, its clarity and tranquility make it a beautiful spot to observe. Sa Morakot, the famous Emerald Pool, shimmers in striking shades of green and is naturally warm, with water temperatures ranging from 30 to 50°C. Surrounded by shaded forest, this is the designated area where visitors can enjoy a relaxing swim.

    Further along the trail lies Sa Nam Phut, the source of the Emerald Pool. With its vivid blue waters and pristine appearance, it lies about 600 meters beyond the main pool and is protected to preserve the ecosystem. This area is also a natural habitat of the rare and endangered black-bellied pitta, making it an important site for wildlife conservation.

    A visit to the Emerald Pool offers a peaceful blend of nature, relaxation, and ecological discovery — a memorable experience in the heart of Krabi’s rainforest.

     

    Link til bilder https://www.tourismthailand.org/Attraction/sa-morakot-emerald-pool

  • Klong Thom Hot Spring Waterfall

    Located in Ban Bang Khram in the Khlong Thom area, this natural hot spring waterfall is one of the region’s most fascinating geothermal attractions. Warm mineral-rich water, heated naturally to around 40–50°C, gently rises from beneath the forest floor and flows downhill through a shaded jungle setting.

    As the hot water streams along the slope, it passes over thick layers of natural limestone, creating smooth terraces and uniquely sculpted formations. At certain times, warm steam drifts through the trees, adding a mystical atmosphere to the already striking scenery. Where the stream meets Khlong Thom, the water cascades gently, forming a small yet beautiful waterfall.

    Nearby, visitors can enjoy designated hot spring pools, perfect for soaking in soothing mineral water while surrounded by nature. A visit here offers a relaxing and memorable experience — blending natural beauty, warmth, and tranquility in the heart of Krabi.

     

    Link til bilder https://www.tourismthailand.org/Attraction/namtok-ron-khlong-thom