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จุดท่องเที่ยวน่าเซลฟี่ กระบี่

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กระบี่เมืองท่องเที่ยวทางทะเลฝั่งอันดามันที่มีชื่อเสียงมากอีกแห่งหนึ่ง ไม่ว่าจะชาวไทย หรือชาวต่าวชาติก็จะนิยมมาเที่ยวกระบี่กันอย่างมากมาย เพราะที่กระบี่ มีจุดท่องเที่ยวมากมายหลากหลายให้ได้เที่ยวกัน ตั้งแต่การปีนผา ดำน้ำชมปะการังสวยๆ น้ำตก หรือแม้กระทั่งกิจกรรมต่างๆ ที่มีมากมาย วันนี้แอดฯเลยรวมที่เที่ยวที่เมื่อมากระบี่ แล้วต้องแวะไปเซลฟี่ เป็นที่ระลึกว่า ครั้งนึงเราเคยมากระบี่ กัน

Koh Ngai

Koh Ngai is a very beautiful small island white sandy beach and the southernmost part of the island is the best snorkeling location. The island has some great coral reefs along its coastline, making it perfect for snorkeling.
Koh Ngai is located 15 km away on the mainland opposite, in Trang Province and less than 10 km northwest of Koh Mook
Nearby islands like Koh Kradan, Koh Mook and Koh Rok are ... read more

Koh Lanta

Koh Lanta comprises of many different-sized island, some of which are surrounded by beautiful coral reefs such as Ko Ha, Ko Rok and Ko Hai. The main island in the park is Ko Lanta Yai, where both the District Headquarters and National Park Office are located. The island itself is generally rugged and mountainous. There are beaches both gravelly and sandy toward the south. Ko Lanta is al... read more

Than Bok Khorani National Park

Than Bok Khorani National Park is made of several natural streams flowing down to basins of different sizes and at different levels, creating many small waterfalls. The water is emerald green reflecting the cool, green forest.
Than Bok Khorani National Park is one destination of ecotourism . It occupies a variety of attractions including natural trails, waterfalls, mangrove for... read more

Koh Hong

Koh Hong (Room Island) is part of a group of islands one hour north of Krabi. Koh Hong has only one beach - Pelay Beach - but it is recognized for being extremely beautiful, boasting fine white sand, coral and lots of varieties of tropical fish.
Pelay Beach is framed by limestone rock formations which give it an enclosed feel. Coupled with the fact that there are seldom many people there, Koh Hong... 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

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

Railay Beach

Railay Beach, often regarded as one of Thailand’s most breathtaking coastal gems, has earned its reputation among the world's premier tropical destinations. Despite not being a true island, Railay’s geographic seclusion—enclosed by towering limestone cliffs—creates a peaceful island-like atmosphere that makes it inaccessible by road. This natural barrier contributes to its ... 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

Fossil Shell Krabi

Fossil Shell Beach (Susan Hoi) is located at Ban Laem Pho, 17 kms from downtown Krabi along the route to Hat Noppharat Thara. Long ago this was a freshwater marsh populated by clams and other bi-valves, chiefly little two centimeters long "Hoi Khom" or pond snails, which grouped and multiplied in such numbers that the dead formed a floor for the living. This process, repeated over eons... read more