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Keenly Krabi

With a landscape chock-a-block with craggy limestone cliffs and hidden caves, Krabi boasts some of the most beautiful beaches in the world. While rock-climbing is undoubtedly top of many visitors’ Krabi must-try list, instead of crossing over cliffs, we suggest ducking under them – to explore the hidden caverns that lie beneath. Tham Phi Hue To, or Hualok, is a colossal cave filled with grottos and prehistoric sketches of people and animals. Tham Phra Nang Nok, also known as the Princess Caves, is decorated with symbols of fertility. Located near Railay, the more recently discovered Inner Princess Cave, Tham Pra Nang Nai, contains a hidden pool accessible by a mountainside trail.

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Eating, drinking and dancing

If you’re in the mood for wild, let-your-hair-down partying, Ton Sai Beach is known for its all-night shindigs, particularly during the high season. The bars on the eastern side of Railay are also worth a crawl.

Restaurants

The Irish Rover Bar & Grill

Hearty, no-nonsense Irish pub grub at affordable prices, as well as a good selection of draught offerings – from Guinness and Kilkenny to Heineken and Beer Chang – feeds and waters nostalgic expatriates and riced-out travellers.

Beach Road, Ao Nang, Krabi 81000
+66 (0) 7563 7607


Viva Pizzeria

A chill-out street-front restaurant, this friendly eatery serves some of the tastiest thin-crust pizzas in Krabi. And they aren’t stingy on the toppings. Carb-cravers will enjoy the authentic homemade pastas.

29 Prudsa Uthit Road, Krabi Town 81000
+66 (0) 7563 0517


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