Andaman Coast
KRABI
Where the sea is the journey, not the scenery.
The Andaman Soul
THE SEA IS THE STORY.
Krabi is the Andaman at its most striking. Limestone cliffs rise straight out of still water, sandbars appear at low tide and vanish again, and some of the best places can only be reached by boat.
Finding beauty here is easy. Finding it without the crowds is the hard part. We know the winds and the tides, and we work with captains who understand the value of silence. Every programme here follows the rhythm of the water.
THE KRABI EDIT
Thale Waek, Privately
At low tide a sandbar rises between three islands and you can walk across the sea. We time a private boat to the tide, then carry on to the lagoon at Koh Hong. November to April.
Kayak to the Cave Paintings
From Bor Thor we paddle through Tham Lot, a cave that cuts right through the rock, to Tham Phi Hua Toe, where people painted the walls two to three thousand years ago. Mangroves, limestone and almost no engine noise.
Hot Springs and the Emerald Pool
A day without boats. Natural hot springs in the forest, lunch nearby, then the Emerald Pool at the end of a short forest trail. Good for a slower day, or for guests who would rather stay on land.
Every island here has a quiet hour. Our job is to know when it is.
— Phuket Venture
WHERE NEXT
YOUR KRABI
Let the sea set the programme. Our job is to get you there before everyone else does.
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