Top 5 reasons to holiday in Krabi before the Thai visa resumes
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Explore Krabi for white sand beaches, deep blue waters, limestone cliffs, caves and secret beaches to luxurious experiences and authentic Thai culture, it unfolds like an inimitable story. With the temporary suspension of the Thai visa requirement, there’s never been a better time to explore this tropical paradise.
1) Secret spots for the adventurous soul
You need at least a week to explore all the hidden spots in Krabi. Start with a long-tail boat ride to Hong Island in Than Bokkhorani National Park, where you can swim in clear waters and relax near the caves. Discover the ancient limestone islands of See Island and Poda Island, each offering unique beauty. Hike up Naga Mountain to take in the vistas of Krabi’s landscapes. Don’t miss the nightlife at Railay Beach and Ao Nang, where entertainment awaits after a day of adventure.
2) Elephants enchant
To make your trip truly memorable, visit the Krabi Elephant House Sanctuary, where you can interact with elephants in a respectful and humane environment. This ethical sanctuary offers a chance to feed, bathe, and learn about conservation efforts. It’s a heartwarming experience that lets you connect with nature and contribute to animal welfare.
3) Feel the ‘cinematic vistas’ come alive at locations where iconic movies were filmed
You can relive cinematic magic at some of the most popular filming locations in Krabi. Start with a stay at Phulay Bay, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve, the luxurious resort where the famous wedding scene was filmed for The Hangover 2. Nestled on the shores of the Andaman Sea overlooking dramatic limestone mountains, it features an open-air arrival pavilion with thousands of flickering lights, stunning beachfront dining spaces, and personal butler service creating a dramatic setting for the vacation of a lifetime. Take a speed boat ride to Phi Phi Islands, as seen in The Beach, where you can snorkel and explore untouched beaches and caves. Check out Phang Nga Bay, a scenic spot featured in the 70s James Bond film, The Man with the Golden Gun.
4) Savour cuisine by Michelin-Starred chefs
Experience bespoke dining at Phulay Bay with Michelin-starred Executive Chef Christian Herrgesell, who champions the cause of sustainable cooking. Here, the Dining Beyond concept allows you to pick your preferred setting, be it a romantic sunset dinner on a secluded beach or a gourmet picnic in Krabi’s breathtaking landscapes. Planning a trip in October or November? You are in for a treat. Michelin-starred chefs Christian Martena of Clara and Deepanker Khosla of Haoma, fondly known as Chef DK, will host exclusive pop-up events at Phulay Bay, offering a chance to savour their culinary magic.
5) Seek out the worlds most colourful coral reefs at Bamboo Island
Want a ZNMD-like experience? Explore the stunning underwater world of Bamboo Island, where the reef is as large as four football pitches. The clear waters, ranging from 2 to 6 metres deep, let you glide over one of the world’s most colourful coral reefs. You can also snorkel to watch parrotfish, pufferfish, and clownfish swim through their coral homes.
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