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3 Days in Krabi

11 hand-picked stops across 3 themed days — including 4 hidden gems locals actually go to — drawn on an interactive map you can customize stop by stop.

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Day 1: Old Town Charm and Riverside Calm

1
Krabi Town Night Market
Sample local street food like grilled pork skewers and fresh mango sticky rice at this vibrant evening market.
2
Krabi Riverside Walkway
Stroll along the river promenade with views of limestone cliffs and watch the Loy Krathong lanterns float.
3
Krabi Town Old Town (Thanon Khong Kha)
Explore the historic shophouses and murals on Khong Kha Road, beautifully lit for the festival.

Day 2: Island Beauty at Ao Nang

1
Ao Nang Beach
Arrive early to enjoy the soft sand and clear water before the crowds, with views of the karst islands.
2
Nopparat Thara Beach
Walk the quiet stretch of beach adjacent to Ao Nang, perfect for a peaceful morning stroll.
3
Krabi Elephant Sanctuary
Ethical sanctuary where you can feed and observe rescued elephants in a natural setting.
4
Ao Nang Landmark Night Market
Taste fresh seafood and local dishes at this lively market with live music and a festive vibe.

Day 3: Cliffs and Caves of Railay

1
Railay Beach (West)
Arrive by longtail boat early to claim a spot on this stunning beach framed by towering limestone cliffs.
2
Phra Nang Cave Beach
Explore the sacred cave with its phallic offerings and swim in the crystal-clear water of this hidden cove.
3
Railay Viewpoint
Climb the short trail for a panoramic view of Railay's cliffs and the Andaman Sea.
4
The Grotto
Enjoy a drink at this unique bar inside a cave on Railay East, perfect for cooling off.

Good to know

•November is Loy Krathong; expect crowds in Krabi Town for the festival, but the river lanterns are magical.
•Weather is dry and pleasant, but afternoon showers possible; pack a light rain jacket.
•Book boats to Railay early in the morning to avoid queues and heat.
•ATMs are common in Krabi Town and Ao Nang; carry cash for markets and boats.
•Bargain politely at markets, but not in shops or restaurants.
•Cover shoulders and knees when visiting temples and shrines.

FAQ

How many days do you need in Krabi?

3 days is a great fit for this must-see route — 3 themed days covering 11 stops without rushing.

What is the daily budget for Krabi?

Roughly ฿1000–฿2000 per day for food, transit and activities on this plan, and 7 of the stops are completely free.

What should I know about the season in Krabi?

November is Loy Krathong; expect crowds in Krabi Town for the festival, but the river lanterns are magical.

What local etiquette should I know in Thailand?

Cover shoulders and knees when visiting temples and shrines. Remove shoes before entering homes and temples.

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Day 1: Old Town Charm and Riverside Calm

Krabi Town Night Market

Sample local street food like grilled pork skewers and fresh mango sticky rice at this vibrant evening market.

Krabi Riverside Walkway

Stroll along the river promenade with views of limestone cliffs and watch the Loy Krathong lanterns float.

Krabi Town Old Town (Thanon Khong Kha)

Explore the historic shophouses and murals on Khong Kha Road, beautifully lit for the festival.

Day 2: Island Beauty at Ao Nang

Ao Nang Beach

Arrive early to enjoy the soft sand and clear water before the crowds, with views of the karst islands.

Nopparat Thara Beach

Walk the quiet stretch of beach adjacent to Ao Nang, perfect for a peaceful morning stroll.

Krabi Elephant Sanctuary

Ethical sanctuary where you can feed and observe rescued elephants in a natural setting.

Ao Nang Landmark Night Market

Taste fresh seafood and local dishes at this lively market with live music and a festive vibe.

Day 3: Cliffs and Caves of Railay

Railay Beach (West)

Arrive by longtail boat early to claim a spot on this stunning beach framed by towering limestone cliffs.

Phra Nang Cave Beach

Explore the sacred cave with its phallic offerings and swim in the crystal-clear water of this hidden cove.

Railay Viewpoint

Climb the short trail for a panoramic view of Railay's cliffs and the Andaman Sea.

The Grotto

Enjoy a drink at this unique bar inside a cave on Railay East, perfect for cooling off.

Good to know

•November is Loy Krathong; expect crowds in Krabi Town for the festival, but the river lanterns are magical.

•Weather is dry and pleasant, but afternoon showers possible; pack a light rain jacket.

•Book boats to Railay early in the morning to avoid queues and heat.

•ATMs are common in Krabi Town and Ao Nang; carry cash for markets and boats.

•Bargain politely at markets, but not in shops or restaurants.

•Cover shoulders and knees when visiting temples and shrines.

FAQ