Located in southern Thailand, south of the famous Phang Nga Bay that houses the incomparable Phi Phi Islands. With its huge karst formations, it offers some of the most spectacular landscapes in the world. In a region renowned for its world class beaches, those of Krabi are unmatched in terms of natural beauty. Most of them offer the weary traveller an opportunity for a remarkable relaxation, away from the bustle of most resort areas.Although much less developed than other main coastal cities like Phuket or Pattaya, Krabi however, offers an equally comparable range of services, amenities and recreational activities. But the traveller will find something larger resorts areas are increasingly unable to provide: a little peace and quiet. So whether you are looking for a lively and active holiday or simply an isolated corner of a beautiful beach for a moment of solitude, Krabi is the place to go in the area.

Located in the Andaman Sea between Phuket and Krabi provinces, a large part of the bay is protected by the park of Ao Phang Nga. It houses a large number of karst islands with steep slopes covered with lush jungle; among these, Koh Tapu, the island of James Bond with his now famous rock rising from the sea. Protected from monsoons, the bay has tranquil turquoise waters in which to navigate through the maze of islands and where you can halt to admire the scenic beauty and the wonders of marine life.

EXPLORE BY KAYAK THE BEAUTY OF FAMOUS CANYONS AND CAVES OF KRABI

Sea kayaking allows you to explore the spectacular scenery of Krabi without harming the environment. Slowly and quietly, almost unnoticed you move through the different coastal ecosystems that range from mangrove to canyons and caves. And everywhere high cliffs covered with jungle. In Koh Hong (“Room”) you can access an interior lagoon by passing through a corridor with towering cliffs. Do not forget to admire the wildlife like birds (hornbills, kingfishers, and small herons), monkeys or even occasionally a giant monitor lizard, without forgetting the abundance of tropical fish.