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Krabi 4 Islands Tour: Everything You Need to Know!

Posted on Last updated: January 14, 2024

Need help planning your four islands tour in Krabi, Thailand? You’ve come to the right place!

The four island tour is one of the most popular activities in Krabi, and it’s easy to see why. You’ll be taken to deserted islands with pristine beaches, crystal clear water and unique rock formations.

On my last trip to Thailand we booked ourselves a private 4 islands long-tail boat tour, and it was one of the highlights of our trip to Krabi.

In this article I have outlined everything you need to know about this epic boat trip. Including information about the islands you will visit, what to do once there, the best tours, what to pack and more!

So what are you waiting for? Let’s dive in and start planning your perfect Krabi 4 Islands tour!

• 1 About Krabi and the Four Islands
• 2.1 Koh Poda
• 2.2 Koh Tub & Koh Mor
• 2.3 Chicken Island 
• 2.4 The Other Side of Chicken Island (and Koh Poda)
• 2.5 Phra Nang Cave Beach
• 3 The 7 Island Tour Krabi
• 4 Best 4 Islands Krabi Tours 
• 5 Our experience doing a 4 islands tour in Krabi
• 6 Where to stay for your Krabi Four Islands tour
• 7 What to pack for your 4 Island tour in Krabi

Enjoying our private four islands longtail boat tour in Krabi, Thailand, with Railay Beach behind me

About Krabi and the Four Islands

Island hopping in Krabi is super fun. One of the best ways to get involved in this adventure is to book yourself onto a tour of the four nearby islands just off the coast — arguably one of the popular tours in the area.

Named Koh Poda, Chicken Island, Koh Tub, and Koh Mor, these four little land masses are pieces of paradise, boasting pristine beaches, snorkelling spots galore and all the beautiful scenery you’d expect.  

We were staying in Railay Beach , one of the most famous beaches in Thailand, but personally we found that the beaches of Four Islands were considerably prettier than Railay Beach.

The sand is whiter, the water is clearer and the surrounding nature is wilder, more untouched. They’re gorgeous islands, just waiting to be discovered!

Discover some of the most popular Krabi 4 Island tours below!

Enjoying the beach at Koh Poda, one of the islands you will visit on a 4 Islands Boat Tour from Krabi

Four Islands Tour Overview  

There are lots of companies that offer the chance to embark on the famed Krabi Four Islands tour . Most of these tours offer the same sorts of things, but sometimes in different orders and in slight variations.

All tours usually include pick-up and drop-off from your hotel, lunch, drinks on the boat and snorkelling equipment.

They might visit them in different orders, but on any four islands tour in Krabi, you’ll be guaranteed stops at the following spots in the Krabi Archipelago.

This island, known for its stunning beaches and super clear water, lies just off the coast of Krabi. It’s actually the largest of the four islands and is a super dreamy spot to drop anchor and explore for a while.

The white sand beaches lapped by turquoise seas are the main draw here, but you can’t discount the vibrant coral reef teeming with life just offshore — don’t forget your snorkelling gear!

You won’t get high-end bars or development here, it’s just a rustic place to kick back and enjoy the scenery.

The beautiful beach of Koh Poda in Krabi, Thailand

The crystal clear water of Koh Poda in Krabi, Thailand

Koh Tub & Koh Mor

The twin islands of Koh Tub (also Koh Tup – or Tup Island and Tub Island in English) and Koh Mor are two tiny slivers of land linked by a sandbar.

Called Talay Waek, this cool sandbar only reveals itself properly at low tide and can actually be walked across by visitors on the four islands tour.

Koh Tub itself is surrounded by typically sparkling waters that brim with tropical fish and colourful corals, attracting tourists from around the world; Koh Mor is equally as stunning, but feels even more remote than its neighbour.

Koh Tub and Koh Mor connected by a sandbar in Krabi, Thailand

Chicken Island  

Chicken Island (Koh Kai in Thai) may seem like a weird name, but it’s actually because this island boasts a cool rock formation shaped like a chicken.

Lying just south of Koh Poda, it is also connected by a sandbar to Koh Mor and Koh Tub, making these three islands almost like one connected landmass.

When the tide is low, you can walk the Y-shaped sandbar between all three. It’s a unique stop-off on the tour for this reason, but also it’s a chance to snap pics of the rock formation (obviously).

Koh Kai also has a few facilities, like toilets and a beach bar or two, so you can grab a snack to eat if you’re feeling peckish.

The unique rock formation that gives Chicken Island its name

The Other Side of Chicken Island (and Koh Poda)

On the other side of Chicken Island, opposite to the shore where the sandbar connects, is where you’ll find the eponymous rock formation itself jutting out of the limestone cliffs.

You can also see smaller islets that dot the sea here, like Koh Khom, as well as some colourful marine life offshore.

Likewise, the other side of Koh Poda is a wilder, less crowded portion of the island known for its not-so-hidden but still not very busy Secret Beach.

Some tours will take you to these lesser-visited sides of each island.

The stunning beach and crystal clear water of Koh Kai (Chicken Island) in Krabi, Thailand

Phra Nang Cave Beach

Part of Railay peninsula, right on the southern tip opposite Koh Rang Nok, lies Phra Nang cave beach. This scenic spot is a popular place for the four island tour to end.

It’s not just picturesque: The cave is actually home to a shrine dedicated to the deity Phra Nang, goddess of fertility, which is decorated with stone phalluses of different shapes and sizes.

Since there is now a line of buoys to prevent boats from docking on Phra Nang Cave Beach, I don’t think any of the tours stop at this beach. They just cruise past it to show you the cool rock formations.

Phra Nang Cave Beach as seen from the ocean during our 4 islands boat tour

Walking along Phra Nang Cave Beach in Krabi, Thailand

The 7 Island Tour  Krabi

As I mentioned earlier, every Krabi four island tour package varies from the next one, but they all go to the same places.

If you want to do something different, there’s actually a seven islands tour , which obviously includes stops at three extra islands, plus a BBQ dinner at sunset, which is pretty cool.

Beyond the classic Koh Poda, Koh Kai, Koh Tub and Koh Mor, the Seven Islands tour also includes stops at Koh Yawasam, Koh Tan Ming and Koe Raeng.

Here you’ll find slightly less people, as most travellers stick to the four islands tour, which will give you the opportunity to enjoy beautiful beaches and snorkelling spots all to yourself.

It’s a great option if you want an all-day activity. The four island boat tours usually only take up half a day, but if you’re ready to spend a whole day at sea, this is the tour for you!

Click here to book your Seven Islands tour in Krabi , or check out prices & availability in the calendar below!

Enjoying our private four islands longtail boat tour in Krabi, Thailand

Best 4 Islands Krabi Tours  

With so many different tours on offer it can be tricky to know which one to go for. I’ve selected a handful of the best and most popular ones online, so you can choose the one that’s right for you.

Just make sure to read reviews of these four island tours in Krabi, so you know exactly what to expect!

Krabi: 4 Islands Tour by Longtail Boat

This is the classic four island tour takes you to the four main islands by longtail boat. You’ll also stop off at the Phra Nang cave beach at Railay.

It’s a well organised tour that includes a Thai buffet lunch thrown in for the price. The guides are friendly and knowledgeable, plus you get a good amount of time at each location.

Click here to book your classic 4 Islands tour in Krabi by longtail boat ,  or check out prices & availability in the calendar below!

Cruising to Koh Poda on our four islands Krabi boat tour (look at those corals below us!)

Krabi: 7 Islands Sunset Tour with BBQ Dinner and Snorkeling

Taking in not just four but seven islands in total, with this 7 islands tour you’ll be able to see the beauty of these tiny islets that scatter the coast around Krabi.

Not only will you get to touch down at these picturesque locales, but also be treated to a BBQ dinner on Koh Poda as the sun sets.

The day ends with a spectacular swim among bioluminescent plankton off the coast of Koh Raeng.

Click here to book your 7 Islands sunset tour in Krabi,  or check out prices & availability for your chosen date below!

Some of the fish and corals you can see when snorkelling on your four island Krabi tour (I took this from the boat, look at how good the visibility is!)

Krabi: Phi Phi Sunrise & 4 Islands by Speedboat with Lunch

The Phi Phi Islands may be quite far away, but you can get there thanks to a tour by a zippy speedboat.

This tour may start early (and it’s a long day), but it begins with a trip to Phi Phi for an incredible sunrise, and then whisks you to the famous four islands — via Maya Bay (famous as the location of The Beach ).

It’s pricier than just doing a four islands tour, but that’s because you’re basically getting two trips in the same tour! A day trip to Phi Phi , and your classic 4 Islands tour in Krabi.

It’s a great option for those who have a tight Thailand itinerary , so that you can see more in less time. It also includes lunch in Phi Phi Don, plus pick-up and drop-off from your Krabi hotel.

Click here to book your Krabi 4 Islands + Phi Phi speedboat tour,   or check out prices & availability below!

Discovering the beautiful Maya Bay in Phi Phi Leh, Thailand

Discovering the beautiful and hidden Nui Beach in Koh Phi Phi Don, Thailand

Krabi: 4 Islands Day Trip by Speedboat Including Lunch Box

While many of the tours of Krabi’s four islands take place on longtail boats, this tour one speeds things up by allowing you to jump aboard a speedboat.

I included this tour as I wanted to include a speedboat option, but to be entirely honest, I would suggest a long-tail boat tour over a speedboat one.

The four islands aren’t far from Railay Beach, so even with a long-tail boat, it won’t take long to reach them. Plus, you’ll have a more traditional Thai experience.

But if you have your heart set on a speedboat, then this tour is the best choice. You’ll travel in style to the four islands, and it also includes lunch on the beach.

Click here to book your Krabi 4 Islands speedboat tour,   or check out prices & availability below!

Railay: 4 Islands Sunset & Night Snorkel Boat Tour

This option really adds value to the four island tour.

Beyond the classic four islands, this tour also includes Railay Beach, specifically Ao Nang, with its amazing diving spots to glimpse an array of underwater tropical life.

You’ll get to see a sunset and even do a spot of night snorkelling, to see bioluminescent plankton. An unforgettable experience.

Click here to book your Krabi 4 Islands sunset & night snorkel boat tour, or check out prices & availability in the calendar below!

Enjoying the sunset at Railay Beach West in Krabi, Thailand

Krabi: Private Long Tail Boat to the 4 Islands

If you want to keep things private, this private long-tail boat is a great option. Since I was travelling to Railay Beach with my family we opted for a private 4 Islands tour, and we couldn’t have made a better choice.

Having a private boat will give you more flexibility, allowing you to change the order of your stops from the classic tour, so as to visit each stop while the crowds are somewhere else.

Plus you’ll be able to spread out on the boat, and not be squished next to strangers. Like all the tours, it includes pick-up and drop-off, lunch and drinks.

Click here to book your private long tail boat tour to four islands!

Cruising towards Railay Beach West in Krabi, Thailand

A beautiful hidden cove on the back side of Koh Poda in Krabi, Thailand

Krabi: Private 4 Islands & Sunset Dinner Luxury Speedboat

If a private tour isn’t enough, and you really want to splurge, this is the tour for you. You’ll do all the usual four islands stops, but on a luxury speedboat all to yourself.

Plus, add to it dinner with sunset over the ocean, and you have a magical travel bucket list experience ready. It’s perfect for special occasions or groups of friends who can split the cost.

Click here to book your private luxury speedboat to 4 islands with sunset & dinner!

Catamaran tours in Railay Beach, Thailand

Our experience doing a 4 islands tour in Krabi

I was in Thailand with my parents and little sister, so we decided to opt for a private tour. It was the best decision we could have made, as it gave us more privacy and flexibility.

We didn’t book it until we arrived in Railay Beach, from one of the many tourist stands located on the main road of Railay Beach.

This was a bit risky, since we were there over New Years, and many of the boats were already booked out. However, since we were there for a week we had quite a lot of flexibility on dates.

If you’re not spending long in Krabi, it might be better if you book your 4 islands tour online beforehand. That way you don’t risk missing out, plus you’ll be able to see reviews from other travellers.

Our four islands tour was super smooth and enjoyable. We were picked up from Railay East Pier, and taken directly to the beautiful four islands.

We started with a long stop in Koh Poda, at a lovely white sandy beach with crystal clear water, before making our way to a snorkelling stop close to the sandbar of Koh Tub and Koh Mor.

In theory there is an entrance fee to the national park of the islands of Krabi, but our skipper was cheeky and told us that if we just snorkelled in the middle of the sea, without going to shore, we wouldn’t have to pay it.

We then sailed past Chicken Island, admiring the rock formations that give it its name. My favourite stop was actually the beach we visited on Koh Kai, as it had crystal clear water and we had it all to ourselves.

Our final stop was once again Koh Poda (or Poda Island), but on the back side in a little cove with only a couple other boats.

Overall it was a very enjoyable day, and one of the highlights of our Thailand itinerary . If you’re planning a Krabi itinerary, I highly suggest adding a four islands tour to it.

Enjoying the beach in Koh Poda in Krabi, Thailand, all to ourselves

Where to stay for your Krabi Four Islands tour

In my opinion, the best place to stay in Krabi is Railay Beach, and more so if you plan to do the four islands tour. Railay Beach is a super chilled town, with one main street, lots of bars, restaurants and a laid-back vibe.

Plus, most of the tours that set off from Ao Nang or Ao Nam Mao will do a stop in Railay Beach to pick up other travellers, so you get to sleep more and start later if you stay in Railay Beach!

Here are the best places to stay in Railay Beach for every budget.

Budget: Railay Viewpoint Resort   – This budget option is tucked away from the hustle and bustle of the main road, and it’s a great for those who want spacious rooms and a pool with view for an affordable price. 

Click here to book your stay at Railay Viewpoint Resort!

Mid-range: Railay Princess Resort & Spa   – This is where we stayed for a week and really enjoyed it. The property is clean, the rooms spacious, it offers a lovely breakfast buffet, has a great pool with view and is in an easy position close to East Railay Pier and the main street. 

Click here to book your stay at Railay Princess Resort & Spa!

Luxury: Rayavadee   – If you want to treat yourself, this is the place to do so! Located in Phra Nang Beach (the only hotel there) this luxury property offers gorgeous private villas nestled in nature.

Check out prices & availability at Rayavadee here!

The beautiful pool and view at Railay Princess Resort & Spa in Railay Beach, Krabi

What to pack for your 4 Island tour in Krabi

For a full breakdown of what you should pack for Thailand, check out my Thailand packing list . Here I just included a few essentials that you will need for your four islands boat trip.

Waterproof jacket – If you visit in rainy season, you’ll be glad to have one of these!

Fast drying towel – There’s a lot of swimming and lounging on beaches involved in these boat tours, so make sure to have one of these! I love these because they dry quickly and they don’t take up much space.

Power bank – You don’t want your phone to die on you just as you’re about to snap a gorgeous photo of the crystal clear water of Koh Poda!

Dry bag – To keep your valuables safe and dry from any rogue water splashes during your boat trip.

Final thoughts on doing a 4 Islands tour Krabi

There you have it, the ultimate guide to doing a Krabi four islands tour! Have you been to Krabi before? How did you find it? Let me know in the comments below!

I’ve been to Thailand four times, and yet this was my first time visiting Krabi. I can confidently say it was one of my favourite places in Thailand, especially Railay Beach and its surroundings.

We spent a week in Railay Beach, and loved its chilled and laid-back atmosphere. Plus, the fact that from here you can go island hopping to gorgeous beaches is a great addition!

On previous trips to Thailand I visited other pristine beaches like Koh Lipe , the Surin Islands , Phi Phi Islands and Similan Islands , but I find that the four islands in Krabi beat them all.

They might not be as famous for scuba diving , but they’re still pretty beautiful, and the fact that they’re so close to shore (30 minutes by long-tail boat compared to the 2-hour speedboat required to get to the Similan Islands), makes them all the more appealing.

I hope you found this guide on the best four island tours in Krabi useful, and that it helps you choose the perfect tour for you! If you have any questions, just let me know in the comments below.

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The PERFECT 3 Days in Krabi Itinerary (2024 Guide)

• Last Updated: January 17, 2024

If you’re planning a trip to Thailand, be sure to consider this awesome three days in Krabi itinerary. 

Krabi is a coastal town located on the west coast of Thailand that is surrounded by craggy limestone hills and pristine islands. It has a spot on the bucket list of countless travellers. 

Vibrant bustling streets in Ao Nang Beach and the gorgeous view of Railay Beach, dining by the river in Chao Fah Night Market, dipping in Emerald Pool, panoramic view of Krabi city – it’s not exaggerating to say that Krabi truly has something for everyone . 

Did I mention the Krabi island hopping tours? There are plenty of those to go around!

Table of Contents

Hiking in Khao Ngon Nak Viewpoint

Shell cemetery (susan hoi), pay a visit to wat kaew korawaram, sunset & nightlife in ao nang beach, walking along the pier, go for an island-hopping tour, have a drink in a bar in krabi town, hiking in wat tham sua or tiger cave temple , ride to emerald pool in krabi, dip into klong thom hot springs in krabi, dinner in chao fah night market, best time to visit krabi, getting to krabi, thailand, getting around in krabi, where to stay in krabi – baan to guesthouse , wrapping up your krabi itinerary, the perfect 3 days in krabi itinerary for every traveller.

If you’re planning a trip to Krabi, Thailand, here is the perfect 3 days in Krabi itinerary to ease up your travel planning!

We’ll include island tours in the Andaman Sea, the famous Railay Beach, Krabi night market, hikes through the jungle, views over the stunning Krabi province, and more. There is so much to do when you visit Krabi town and the surrounding areas!

Day 1 – Hikes and Nightlife

Let’s get the first morning of your Krabi itinerary started with some hiking. You’ll end the day exploring Ao Nang, a vibrant town for nightlife.

What’s a better way to start your trip in a new city than enjoying the panoramic view over the surrounding wilderness after an exhausting hike?

Everyone has their way of fighting the fatigue of flying. In my case, I always prefer hiking, which guarantees a good night’s sleep at the end of the day.

The hike to Khao Ngon Nak Viewpoint is not a difficult one, but it does take some time – around 2-3 hours for a return trip. 

And the next stop on our Krabi itinerary is on the way back from Khao Ngon Nak Viewpoint, so plan for a long day out. 

There are plenty of free motorcycle parking lots at the entrance in front of the luxurious resorts. Don’t ride past the gate, if not, you’ll be charged a parking fee for a distance of 5 minutes’ walk.

There is no entrance fee to this hike, but the ranger at the counter will repeatedly remind you to tip them before and after you do the hike.

Like other hikes, there are steep and plain parts on the trail. For some steeper parts, they’ve built staircases to make your hike easier. 

It’s all dirt trail on the hike, and wearing a sandal is no doubt a bad idea. The dense jungle blocks off any winds that could be cooling you off, so make sure you bring plenty of water to hydrate yourself!

When you’re approaching the peak, there are signboards pointing to a waterfall and a lake. You may want to avoid these as they are not all that attractive.

At the peak, you’ll be rewarded with a breathtaking view at a few hundred meters above sea level. Just make sure you don’t stand on the dangerous cliffs barred off from visitors. 

Never risk your life for a photo, just enjoy the view from the vantage point.

If you have the time, stop at Tubkaek Beach , located right just after leaving Khao Ngon Nak Viewpoint. This is a very quiet, long beach with amazing views on the limestone hills budding from the sea surface in distance. 

READ MORE: Plan your trip to Thailand with our comprehensive Thailand Travel Guide! Click here to check it out .

The Krabi Shell Cemetery is located 17 kilometres from Krabi town centre, which makes a great detour on your way back from the Khao Ngon Nak Viewpoint. That’s if you’re staying in Krabi town. 

The road leading to the entrance of Susan Hoi is intercepted at the main road connecting Ao Nang Beach and Krabi Town. 

With the shell fossils dating back to 25-40 million years, it’s a great place for those who’re interested. But if you’re not into these things, you’ll probably want to pass on this attraction and head straight back into Krabi town. 

The entrance fee to Susan Hoi is 200 Baht per entry.

On your way to the next point, don’t forget to grab some snacks or drinks from the Family Mart or 7-Eleven. They’re spread out across the town like mushrooms, you find them literally everywhere.

Wat Kaew Korawaram is absolutely the most elegant temple in Krabi. Located right inside Krabi town centre, the temple is easily accessible to visitors staying near the pier. 

The staircases leading to the temple from the main road are decorated with naga sculptures, giving it a classic Thailand Buddhist temple appearance. 

Upon reaching the temple, you’ll notice several dozens of information boards depicting the stories of Buddha – the birth of Buddha, how Buddha achieved enlightenment , and more. 

The only downside is that some of the details and explanations are in the Thai language only.

While you’re there, take a moment and appreciate the architecture of the majestic temple. The entrance to Wat Kaew Korawaram is free of charge!

Now we’re talking about one of the most popular beaches in Thailand – Ao Nang Beach. This well-trodden beach is often the spot to be for sunset views.

And despite the crowds, there’s no reason to miss Ao Nang on your Krabi itinerary.

On your way to Ao Nang Beach, you’ll pass by dozens of vibrant stores before reaching the parking lot.

While the beach is always filled during evening hours, it’s totally possible to find a spot for yourself on the massive stretch of beach.

Head into the bustling streets and alleys of Ao Nang when the sun goes down as this is when the nightlife begins. 

Hundreds of restaurants serve cuisines from all around the world on the wide budget range. Need cheap eats? Head over to the night market. 

Bars, pubs, and souvenir stores are spread throughout Ao Nang, so you’ll surely enjoy your night there!

Day 2 – Island Hopping

After a fun night in Ao Nang, get ready for an epic day. Your second day in your Krabi itinerary will be an unforgettable one.

Today, we’re going island-hopping! You’ll get to see some gorgeous islands, and even pay a visit to the infamous Railay Beach.

Walking along the Krabi pier is a great way to start your day. Facing east, you could catch the sunrise from the mangrove forest on the opposite side.

The famous crab sculptures and several decorations were placed along the pier and every morning, it welcomes dozens of morning runners.

On your way back to your hotel, grab a sandwich from the Family Mart nearby or quickly stop at a cafe or restaurant of your choice in the area.

It’s going to be a busy day so load up on coffee and grab that bite to eat and let’s get started!

A trip to Krabi wouldn’t be complete without an island-hopping tour. This very coast is surrounded by dozens of breathtaking uninhabited islands, crystal-clear waters and limestone hills. 

It’s extremely easy to book a tour in Krabi. The easiest way would be booking with your accommodation manager, who usually has some discounts.

Most tours you will find will either be for 4 islands or 7 islands.

While I was staying in Baan To Guesthouse in Krabi, I went on the 7 Islands Sunset Tour for 900 Baht (discounted from 1,500 Baht).

There are also different tours like the 4 Islands Tour (which is more well-known to visitors), kayaking tours, rainforest discovery tour, and more. 

There is honestly not much difference between the 7 Islands and 4 Islands tours.

BONUS –  Booking ahead of time ensures you won’t miss out on the tour, and get the best price too! And just for NOMADasaurus readers, if you use the Klook discount code  “NOMADS10”  on the website when checking out, you’ll get $10 off your first booking!

Both are going to provide you with a full-day tour. The 4 islands tours will allow you to spend more time on each island. But you get to see more on the 7 islands tour. 

It’s all up to you whether you want to spend more time racing around between the different islands or relaxing on the beach!

For the 7 Islands Sunset Tour you can expect an itinerary similar to this: 

The tuk-tuk will pick you up at 12 pm and bring you to Ao Nam Mao Pier. There, you will register yourself and collect the snorkelling mask. 

You’ll then be directed onboard the longtail boat to start your day.

Throughout the day you will be visiting Tup Island, Thap Island, Chicken Island, Poda Island, Ma Tang Ming Island, Si Island, Phra Nang Beach, and Railay Beach (which technically isn’t an island).

You will get to walk between Tup Island and Thap Island , which is connected by the shallow beach on foot. You’ll also get to snorkel with the fish near Chicken Island , chill on Poda Island , visit Phra Nang Cave Beach and finally feast on a buffet dinner while watching the sunset in Railay Beach . 

Railay Beach is one of Thailand’s most famous. Framed by limestone cliffs and dense jungle, Railay Beach is popular among rock climbers and photographers.

For some tours on your Krabi itinerary, you may also get to go night snorkelling to see the phytoplankton before heading back for the fire show at the pier at around 8 pm. 

Sounds cool, right!? Book a 4-Island tour here!

An alternative option is booking a day tour to Koh Phi Phi . Koh Phi Phi is a great day trip, as it includes all the highlights like Viking Cave, Monkey Beach, and Maya Bay.

We would recommend spending a few days in Koh Phi Phi and taking your time seeing Maya Bay and the Koh Phi Phi town center.

But if you’re short on time and you’d rather visit Koh Phi Phi as a day trip from Krabi, you can do that. Any Krabi island hopping trip should include Koh Phi Phi for sure!

After returning back to the Krabi province after a busy day exploring the islands you will find the nightlife is starting to pick up. 

Krabi is home to countless bars, swarmed by foreign visitors every night to spend the last few hours of the day. If you’re staying in Ao Nang Beach, then, of course, you should spend the night there.

I never visited all of the bars in Krabi Town, but there’s one particular bar that I highly recommend – Booze Bar . The staff are friendly and they have live music and lovely vibes, all you could ask for in a perfect bar. 

READ MORE: Be sure to spend some time visiting Koh Phi Phi after your Krabi itinerary

Day 3 – Caves and the Emerald Pool

Most of the accommodations in Krabi do include breakfast in your stay, but if they don’t, they probably have a café to fill your morning tummy.

Today, we’re gonna rent a motorcycle to have fun around the outskirts of Krabi. If it’s not your thing, it’s pretty easy to get a tuk-tuk in Krabi to get to wherever you want!

You can also save a bunch of time by booking today’s activities as part of an all-inclusive tour ! Perfect if you’d rather not run the risk of riding a motorcycle without insurance or a license when you visit Krabi.

You might want to know that this is way more physically demanding compared to Khao Ngon Nak Viewpoint. 

I’m not trying to scare you. But trust me, you’ll be thanking yourself after reaching the top, enjoying the magnificent view of the temple sitting upon the ragged limestone hill.

At the base, there are several attractions like an artificial waterfall, cafeteria, and temples.

But the main attraction lies on the top connected by the 1,200-step staircases (Note: due to its physical demand this is not for all travellers.)  

Visiting in the morning is a better idea as the weather is usually cooler and the sunlight isn’t as harsh as the scorching tropical sun in the afternoon.

It takes around 20-40 minutes to get to the temple on top.

If you’re worried about dehydration, bring a water bottle with you. But note that there is a water station at the temple on top to refill your bottle. 

You’ll have to take off your shoes to visit around the temple, and you could easily spend 30 minutes up there on the view alone.

Also, be extra careful of the aggressive monkeys. Don’t touch them, and don’t go near a mom with babies. And definitely don’t feed them.

Over the years, Emerald Pool has become one of the must-visits in Krabi for no other reasons than it’s simply wonderful. Minerals in the water make the colour absolutely spectacular!

Located inside Thung Teao Forest Natural Park , there are several hiking trails surrounding the emerald pool too. But for now, let’s go straight for the pool.

Due to the tourist crowds, it’s wiser to pay this attraction a visit in the morning. So, it’s all up to you if you want to interchange this with Tiger Cave Temple.

With an entrance fee of 200 Baht, you are allowed to soak yourself in the crystal pond for as long as you want. The entrance closes at 4.30 pm.

Next up, Klong Thom Hot Springs is located near Emerald Pool, so I highly recommend you arrange both of these attractions on the same day on your Krabi itinerary.

The hot spring itself is extremely small and difficult to accommodate the number of visitors daily.

So, the authorities have decided to build an artificial pool near the hot spring and drain part of the water there for more people to enjoy.

The artificial pool is located before the authentic hot spring. So, if you’re visiting in the non-peak hours you could possibly enjoy the hot springs surrounded by gigantic tree roots.

It’s advised that you shouldn’t soak yourself in the hot springs for more than 20 minutes at a time.

The entrance fee to Klong Thom Hot Springs is 160 Baht, plus 10 Baht for your motorbike parking.

Chao Fah Night Market is one of the most enjoyable night markets in all of Thailand. Hundreds of tables and chairs are arranged by the pier, fenced by dozens of hawker stalls.

You can go over all the menus of every stall, but you won’t notice much difference other than the design. Choose the one you like, and order whatever you want, and they’ll arrange a seat for you. 

There are milkshake stalls there, which I recommend. (Krabi has much better milkshakes compared to Phi Phi Islands and Phuket, honestly.)

The highlights here are, of course, seafood, since Krabi is a coastal town. And they’re surprisingly affordable here too. You can get a big plate of clams for under 200 Baht!

You could also choose to attend the Blue Dragon Cabaret show , which is one of the more popular and most famous attractions in all of Thailand. 

There are other Ladyboy shows throughout Thailand but this is worth a watch on the last of your 3 days in Krabi itinerary.

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Now that you have a pretty good idea about what you’re going to do with your 3 days in Krabi itinerary, let’s help you travel to and around Krabi and find the best accommodation and food! 

The best time to visit Krabi and the rest of Southern Thailand is generally during the dry season, which spans from November to April.

During these months, Krabi experiences pleasant weather with clear skies, warm temperatures, and lower humidity. Travel guides would recommend these months for exploring the region’s renowned limestone cliffs, pristine beaches, and vibrant marine life.

While the peak tourist season occurs from December to February, offering optimal conditions for various outdoor activities like rock climbing, island hopping, and snorkeling, visitors can still enjoy nice weather in the shoulder months of November and April.

However, you should always check the local weather and be mindful of potential variations in weather patterns, as occasional brief rain showers can occur even during the dry season.

If Krabi is your first destination in Thailand, then there’s good news – there is an international airport in Krabi.

Inside the Krabi Airport, you’ll have to choose between taking the shared van or private transfer to your accommodation.

In my case, I took the shared van, which is surprisingly comfortable with leather seats and a well-air-conditioned interior.

It took around 30 minutes to reach our hostel, and yes, they drop you right at the doorstep. The price? Only 90 Baht!

In some cases where you’re travelling in Phuket first, then consider taking the shared van from the bus terminals to Krabi. There are two bus terminals in Phuket. 

It takes 3 hours to reach Krabi by bus. The only downside is that the bus terminal is rather far from most accommodations.

You might need a cab to get to your hotel, or you could walk, which I did! The shared van costs 140 Baht.

What if you’re staying in Ao Nang? Well, it’s pretty similar.

From the airport, catch the shared van to Ao Nang, which costs slightly more at 110 Baht. From Phuket, just tell the receptionist that you’re going to Ao Nang. It’s pretty straightforward as Ao Nang and Krabi are so close.

For travellers, the most popular place to stay would be near the Chao Fah Park Pier. There are plenty of shops, marts, hostels, and hotels – and of course, night markets.

Since there are not that many attractions inside Krabi Town, renting a motorcycle is the easiest way to visit the nearest attractions like the Emerald Pool, Ao Nang, Khao Ngon Nak Viewpoint, and more.

Renting a motorcycle when you visit Krabi is almost effortless and is reasonably priced at around 200-250 Baht per day.

This price excludes petrol, which is pretty cheap as well. Chances are, you can rent a motorcycle from your hotel or hostel.

If a motorcycle is not your thing, then your options would be either private cabs, tours or GrabCar.

Tours are pretty common when you visit Krabi due to its popularity among Chinese, Russian and Korean tourists. So booking a tour is trouble-free.

Baan To Guesthouse definitely has one of the most strategic locations for those who visit Krabi. Within a 5-minutes’ walk, you’ll get to Chao Fah Night Market, the pier, and plenty of amazing cafes and restaurants, like 89 Café . 

I highly recommend this café, even though it’s a little pricey, the foods are top-notch and will never disappoint you.

They have one of the cheapest prices for double rooms in Krabi, and the on-site restaurant is perfect for breakfast. The host was extremely friendly as well, and we gladly rented her motorcycle for 250 Baht per day.

The rooms were basic, a little bit warm, so I suggest getting an air-conditioned room.

I hope you enjoyed reading this 3 days Krabi itinerary. Krabi Thailand is a wonderland for those who love nightlife. But it’s also perfect for those who enjoy travelling at a slower pace. 

In short, Krabi Thailand has something for everyone. Three days in Krabi are enough for most people to take in the essential attractions.

But if you’re opting to stay longer, Krabi is a great spot to sit back and relax!

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Very useful thank you for this!!

Hi! Is late October (20-30th) a good time for Krabi? or it is going to be rainy?

Is mid June a good time to visit Krabi for our babymoon? Do you recommend? All we need is a calm and cool place to relax and enjoy nature.

Thank for ur recommendation, me n my husband will go to krabi next month for 3 days. Its perfect itinerary for us ❤️

Hi, Thank you for the wonderful Itienary. Is it safe to hire motor bike or scooters in krabi? No frauds with the tourist?

Good day Thank you for the intinerary. Do you have one for Railay and Phiphi as well

Hi Johan, so glad you found the article helpful. We unfortunately do not have itinerary for these places. We have visited them but a long time ago. Both were great destinations.

Have you heard of Tonsai? It is right next door to Railey. We do have an article on that destination. https://www.nomadasaurus.com/taking-easy-ton-sai-bay/

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Krabi Travel Essentials

Listed among the most relaxing honeymoon and leisure destinations worldwide, Krabi in Southern Thailand comprises 154 offshore islands ridden with lush jungles. Characterized by craggy, sheer limestone karsts and coral reef vistas, Krabi is set over the Andaman Sea. Explore this Thai province with Holidify's Krabi tour packages and join over 6 million tourists who visit Krabi annually.

Krabi's towering islands are among the world's most photographed sites. These jut from the ocean like giant rainforested boulders and are primarily accessible by boats. Known for its turquoise waters, upscale beach resorts, forested cliffs and speed boating trips, Phi Phi Island is arguably Thailand's top tropical paradise.

Krabi's most-visited beaches include Phra Nang Beach's shipwreck ruins, the bustling touristy Ao Nang Beach, Tonsai Beach, Koh Mai Phai and Tub Kaek Beach, where Krabi tour packages offer windsurfing, body surfing, swimming and kayaking opportunities. In addition, trekking enthusiasts seek blessings at Buddha's footprint in Tiger Cave Temple, which sits within a warren of caves 1,237 steps above the Andaman Sea and dense surrounding forests.

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Considering the challenges faced when visiting Krabi, here are some reasons why buying a Krabi tour package is important: Local Expertise and Guidance: Krabi tour operators have extensive knowledge about the region and its attractions. They can provide valuable insights, recommend the best places to visit, and design an itinerary that optimizes your time in Krabi. For example, they can guide you to lesser-known islands, hidden lagoons, and secluded beaches that you might not discover on your own. Seamless Travel Arrangements: A Krabi tour package ensures a seamless travel experience by taking care of all the logistics, including accommodation, transportation, and activity bookings. This saves you time and effort, as the tour operator handles the arrangements, allowing you to relax and enjoy your trip. They can arrange comfortable accommodations near the beach, provide airport transfers, and offer guided tours to popular attractions like the Four Islands or the Emerald Pool. Safety and Security: By purchasing a Krabi tour package, you have the advantage of local support and assistance in case of any emergencies. Tour operators prioritize the safety and security of their guests. They can provide guidance on safety precautions, offer reliable transportation, and ensure your well-being throughout the trip. Time Optimization: With a limited amount of time, it can be challenging to cover all the significant sites and experiences in Krabi. A tour package helps in optimizing your time by providing a well-planned itinerary that includes the must-visit attractions. For example, a package may include a visit to the famous Tiger Cave Temple, a day trip to the Phi Phi Islands, or an adventure tour to the Thung Teao Forest Natural Park. Local Cultural Experiences: Krabi tour packages often include opportunities to immerse yourself in the local culture. These experiences can include visits to traditional fishing villages, participation in local festivals, or interactions with local communities. For instance, a package may offer a visit to the vibrant Krabi Town Night Market, where you can sample delicious local street food and shop for handicrafts. By purchasing a Krabi tour package, you can benefit from local expertise, seamless travel arrangements, safety and security, time optimization, and cultural experiences. These advantages help you overcome the challenges and ensure a well-rounded and memorable experience in the captivating destination of Krabi.

Best Time to Visit

The best time for a trip to Krabi is from November to March, when average temperatures are around 28°C. Three days in Krabi are enough for sightseeing trips, including the world's only 75-million-year-old shell cemetery at Susan Hoi, fantastic white-sand beaches, hot springs, mangrove forests, coral diving spots, emerald lakes and wildlife reserves.

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Lovers Paradise - Phuket and Krabi Honeymoon Package

₹ 25,000* per adult

₹ 25,000*

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4 Nights / 5 Days

Phuket Krabi 5 Day Itinerary: Four Island Tour by Long Tail Boat

Phuket(2N) → Krabi(2N)

₹ 17,500* per adult

₹ 17,500*

₹ 21,000* per adult

₹ 21,000*

3 Nights / 4 Days

Krabi 4 Days 3 Nights: Super Saver Thailand Holiday Package

Bangkok(1N) → Krabi(1N) → Phuket(1N)

₹ 15,000* per adult

₹ 15,000*

Phuket Krabi Phi Phi Itinerary: Family Tour Package

₹ 25,500* per adult

₹ 25,500*

Best Thailand Tour Packages: Kayaking Tour

Krabi(2N) → Phuket(2N)

₹ 22,999* per adult

₹ 22,999*

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8 Nights / 9 Days

Bangkok Pattaya Phuket Krabi Tour Package: Family Package for 8 Nights

₹ 41,000* per adult

₹ 41,000*

9 Nights / 10 Days

Romantic Thailand Package for Couple - Tour for 9 Nights

Phuket(3N) → Krabi(2N) → Pattaya(2N) → Bangkok(2N)

₹ 55,000* per adult

₹ 55,000*

6 Nights / 7 Days

Romantic Honeymoon Escape: Krabi, Railay Beach, and Phuket Adventure

Krabi(2N) → Railay Beach(1N) → Phuket(3N)

₹ 30,500* per adult

₹ 30,500*

Luxury Thailand Tour Packages - Krabi, Bangkok and Phi Phi Islands

Krabi (2N) → Bangkok (2N) → Phi Phi Islands (1N)

₹ 41,373* per adult

₹ 41,373*

7 Nights / 8 Days

Thailand Honeymoon Tour Package including Phi Phi Island and Phuket

Bangkok(2N) → Phi Phi Islands(2N) → Krabi(1N) → Phuket(2N)

₹ 32,688* per adult

₹ 32,688*

Bangkok Phuket Krabi Tour Package: Free Hong Island Excursion

Phuket(2N) → Krabi(2N) → Bangkok(1N)

₹ 24,500* per adult

₹ 24,500*

Krabi Tour Package with Khao Lak and Phuket

Krabi(2N) → Phuket(3N) → Khao Lak(2N)

Phuket Krabi Honeymoon Package With Diving & Snorkelling

Phuket(3N) → Krabi(2N)

Phuket Krabi Itinerary for 6 Nights 7 Days

Phuket(3N) → Krabi(3N)

₹ 31,500* per adult

₹ 31,500*

Tropical Paradise: Krabi & Koh Samui With Visit to Emerald Pool

Krabi(3N) → Koh Samui(3N)

₹ 26,000* per adult

₹ 26,000*

Phuket & Krabi Tour Package for 5 Nights

₹ 24,000* per adult

₹ 24,000*

South-East Asia with Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand - Cruise Group Tour

Singapore(2N) → Kuala Lumpur(2N) → Cruise(1N) → Kuala Lumpur(1N)

₹ 65,924* per adult

₹ 65,924*

Majestic Thailand Tour Package

Pattaya(2N) → Bangkok(2N) → Krabi(2N) → Phuket(2N)

₹ 43,300* per adult

₹ 43,300*

Bangkok 7 Days Package including Krabi & Phuket with Sunset Cruise

Phuket(3N) → Krabi(2N) → Bangkok(1N)

₹ 27,000* per adult

₹ 27,000*

Phuket Packages With Cruise - The Best of Thailand

₹ 42,500* per adult

₹ 42,500*

Entertaining Bangkok and Krabi Package

Bangkok (2N) → Krabi (2N)

₹ 19,500* per adult

₹ 19,500*

Explore Thailand Tour Package: Bangkok, Pattaya, and Phuket

Phuket(2N) → Krabi(2N) → Bangkok(2N)

₹ 33,500* per adult

₹ 33,500*

Tropical Honeymoon in Thailand: Krabi Phuket Package

₹ 19,000* per adult

₹ 19,000*

Krabi Phi Phi Island with Koh Lipe - Snorkeling and Swimming

Krabi(1N) → Phi Phi Islands(2N) → Koh Lipe(2N)

₹ 24,950* per adult

₹ 24,950*

Enchanting Thailand Holiday Package in Phuket, Krabi & Bangkok

Phuket(3N) → Krabi(2N) → Bangkok(3N)

₹ 54,750* per adult

₹ 54,750*

Thailand Tour Packages for Family

Bangkok(2N) → Phuket(2N) → Krabi(2N)

₹ 26,108* per adult

₹ 26,108*

Breathtaking Krabi Package with a Relaxing Thai Massage Session

₹ 32,997* per adult

₹ 32,997*

Krabi Island Tour Package - 4 Nights 5 Days

₹ 30,000* per adult

₹ 30,000*

7 Nights Relaxing Phuket and Krabi Package with Phi Phi Island Tour

Phuket(4N) → Krabi(3N)

₹ 37,998* per adult

₹ 37,998*

Phuket and Krabi 4 Nights Budget Package- Phi Phi island Tour

₹ 15,900* per adult

₹ 15,900*

Phuket Itinerary 7 Days With Krabi

₹ 28,999* per adult

₹ 28,999*

Combined Phuket-Krabi Package for 4 Nights 5 Days

₹ 16,500* per adult

₹ 16,500*

Pocket-Friendly Koh Samui, Krabi and Bangkok Tour

Bangkok (2N) → Krabi (2N) → Koh Samui(2N)

₹ 22,500* per adult

₹ 22,500*

Fantastic Krabi, Hua Hin, Bangkok Package Tour

Bangkok (2N) → Hua Hin (2N) → Krabi (2N)

₹ 26,362* per adult

₹ 26,362*

Phenomenal Hua Hin, Bangkok, Krabi Package

Bangkok(1N) → Hua Hin(2N) → Krabi(2N)

₹ 20,017* per adult

₹ 20,017*

8 Day Thailand Itinerary- Krabi, Phuket and Koh Samui

Phuket(2N) → Koh Samui(2N) → Krabi(2N) → Bangkok(1N)

₹ 28,800* per adult

₹ 28,800*

Memorable Thailand Island Honeymoon Tour Package

Krabi(2N) → Phi Phi Island(1N) → Phuket(2N)

₹ 25,900* per adult

₹ 25,900*

Best of Thailand Tour - Krabi, Phuket & Phi Phi Islands

Krabi(2N) → Phi Phi Island(1N) → Phuket(3N)

₹ 26,700* per adult

₹ 26,700*

Thailand Family Holiday Package: Chiang Mai Night Safari Included

Krabi(2N) → Bangkok(2N) → Chiang Mai(5N)

₹ 72,000* per adult

₹ 72,000*

Romantic Getaway to Phuket, Krabi & Koh Samui

Phuket(2N) → Krabi(2N) → Koh Samui(2N) → Phuket(1N)

₹ 45,600* per adult

₹ 45,600*

Ultimate 9-Night Thailand Adventure: Chiang Mai, Krabi, and Phuket

Chiang Mai(3N) → Krabi(3N) → Phuket(3N)

₹ 80,000* per adult

₹ 80,000*

14 Nights / 15 Days

Explore Thailand- Mountain Biking And Bamboo Rafting

Bangkok (2N) → Chiang Mai (6N) → Kuraburi(1N) → Koh Surin National Park(2N) → Krabi(3N)

₹ 112,500* per adult

₹ 112,500*

Holiday in Dubai and Thailand Tour Package

Dubai(3N) → Krabi(3N) → Pattaya(3N)

₹ 62,000* per adult

₹ 62,000*

7 Night Adventure in Chiang Mai and Krabi Tour Package - Free Thai Cooking Class

Chiang Mai(4N) → Krabi(3N)

₹ 32,000* per adult

₹ 32,000*

Stunning Krabi, Phi Phi Island, Phuket Tour Package

Krabi(3N) → Phi Phi Island(2N) → Phuket(3N)

₹ 49,000* per adult

₹ 49,000*

Thailand Tour Package: Beach, Nightlife, and Culture in One Trip

Krabi(2N) → Phuket(2N) → Pattaya(2N) → Bangkok(2N)

₹ 34,999* per adult

₹ 34,999*

Simply Singapore with Phuket and Krabi Tour Package

Singapore(3N) → Phuket(4N) → Krabi(2N)

₹ 57,000* per adult

₹ 57,000*

8 Days Singapore Phuket and Krabi Holiday Package

Singapore(3N) → Phuket(2N) → Krabi(2N)

₹ 38,000* per adult

₹ 38,000*

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