The Krabi Coastal Aquaculture Research and Development Center is a government facility under the Department of Fisheries, dedicated to the research, development, and promotion of sustainable coastal aquaculture in southern Thailand. Located in a peaceful area of Mueang District, Krabi, the center is surrounded by natural beauty and coastal resources.

The center focuses on breeding and researching various economically valuable marine species such as white shrimp, sea bass, clownfish, abalone, and blue swimming crab. Advanced, eco-friendly closed-system technologies are used here, along with modern laboratories for water quality monitoring and aquatic animal health checks.

Visitors can explore the center through guided activities including feeding marine animals, learning about the water circulation systems, visiting aquaculture ponds, and participating in marine species release programs aimed at preserving coastal biodiversity.

The facility is well-designed for outdoor education, making it an ideal destination for students, families, and those interested in marine conservation. It helps foster awareness and understanding of coastal ecosystems in an engaging and meaningful way.

More than just a research facility, the center also offers a serene eco-tourism experience. Its scenic areas and educational displays provide an inspiring atmosphere for learning, photography, and environmental appreciation.

• About 10–15 minutes by car from Krabi Town

• About 25–30 minutes by car from Krabi International Airport

• Taxi and rental car services are available

• Wear comfortable shoes suitable for walking around ponds or wet areas

• Group visitors should contact the center in advance

• Ideal for all ages with activities focused on marine life and sustainability