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เที่ยวกระบี่ ใครไปเที่ยวไหน เราขอดูและตามไปด้วย เกาะตามกระแสโซเซียลมีเดีย เฟสบุค

อันดับต้นๆ หนีไม่พ้น หมู่เกาะ และทะเลแถวอ่าวนาง ไม่ว่าจะเป็น ทะเลแหวก(เกาะทับ) เขาหินปูนสูงตระหง่านหน้าชายหาดเกาะปอดะ น้ำใสๆชายหาดกว้างๆที่อ่าวไร่เลย์ เวิ้งอ่างโค้งๆของหาดถ้ำพระนาง หรือจุดลงเรือหัวโทงที่อ่าวนาง ภาพคนเล่นน้ำสนุกสนานที่สระมรกต หรือนอนแช่น้ำร้อนที่น้ำตกร้อนคลองท่อม ทะเลสวยที่หมู่เกาะห้อง โหนเชือกเล่นที่เกาะเหลาลิง หรือแม้แต่อ่าวมาหยา ผลงานธรรมชาติสุดคลาสสิคระดับโลก

Phra Nang Cave Beach

Phra Nang Cave Beach is one of the world's most beautiful and renowned beaches. Nestled at the southern tip of Railay Bay in Krabi Province, it's celebrated for its spectacular views of towering limestone cliffs, crystal-clear emerald waters, and fine white sand, drawing visitors from across the globe.
This place holds rich historical and legendary significance, being home to Phra Nang Cave. This ... read more

Talay Waek The Sandbar

alay Waek (The Sandbar), one of Thailand’s unseen natural wonders, is a rare natural phenomenon located near the Poda Islands in Krabi. During low tide, a white sandy path emerges, connecting Koh Tub, Koh Mor, and Koh Gai.
Popular activities include walking along the sandbar, snorkeling to see coral reefs, kayaking, and taking aerial photos from boats. The highlight is the crystal-clear sea ... read more

Poda Island

Poda Island is part of Hat Noppharat Thara–Mu Ko Phi Phi National Park, located just about 8 km from Ao Nang beach. This small island is renowned for its stunning white sandy beach and shallow coral reef areas that make it ideal for swimming and snorkeling.
A unique highlight is the tall limestone rock emerging from the sea in front of the beach—perfect as a photo backdrop. During low ... read more

Railay West Beach

Railay West Beach is the main beach and the vibrant heart of the Railay peninsula in Krabi Province. Although Railay isn't an island, its unique geography, surrounded by towering limestone cliffs on all sides, means that accessing Railay West Beach is exclusively by longtail boat. This unique characteristic is part of its charm, attracting international tourists, especially Europeans, who are capt... read more

Ao Nang

Ao Nang is a popular beach destination in Krabi and forms part of the Hat Noppharat Thara–Mu Ko Phi Phi National Park. The beach stretches over 6 kilometers with soft white sand, ideal for strolling, relaxing at beachfront cafes or resorts, and enjoying various water activities such as snorkeling, kayaking, and island-hopping.
It also serves as the central hub for boat trips to nearby island... read more

Emerald Pool

Emerald Pool (Sa Morakot) is one of Krabi's most renowned natural attractions, located in the Khao Pra-Bang Khram Wildlife Sanctuary. Its main feature is a striking green-hued natural spring formed by underground hot water rising and collecting into a forest pool.
To reach the pool, visitors walk along a scenic forest trail of approximately 800 meters to 1.4 kilometers through lush, tropical rainf... read more

Klong Thom Hot Springs

Klong Thom Hot Springs - Klongthom is located in the forest within Tambon Khlong Tom Nua, about 12 kms from the district town. The source of this fall is from underground thermal water, hence the high temperature of the water.
the hot spring waterfall in klongthom has a therapeautic effect in the body, the hot spring with tub's is good enough to accomodate visitor, the place is hollowed from ... read more

Koh Hong

Koh Hong is big small mountain, intricate. When you sail into look, like being in the Great Hall with the two door... read more

Ao Maya

Scenic coves on the island's western and South-eastern shores, are favourite stops for day-tripping snorkelers. Although once pristine, the corals at these coves have been marred by bad anchoring and the beaches littered with rubbish jettisoned by people on tour boats. In 1999, a Hollywood film company spent about two months shooting scenes for the motion picture "the Beach".... read more