When people think of Krabi, Thailand, they think of relaxing beaches, blue water, and summer vibes. Sure, these are all fine and dandy, but sometimes, we just want to experience some excitement on our trip. If you’re someone who enjoys a dance with the devil, here are some of the best activities in Krabi for you adrenaline junkies out there:
There are many limestone cliffs in Krabi, and you can choose to climb any of them. The most famous ones are located in the Tham Phra Nang near Phra Nang Cave Beach and Railay Beach. These cliffs range from about 15 meters up to 60 meters, so there’s everything for both newbies and experienced climbers alike. The private day trip ranges from 1,000 to 1,500 baht, depending on the location and the duration. If you prefer a full three-day course, it will cost you up to 6,000 baht, but you will get to learn all you need to know about rock climbing.
If you love diving, you have come to the right place! There are many world-famous dive sites in Krabi, making it a haven for scuba divers everywhere. The water is calm and warm, there are no big sharks or other dangerous marine creatures, and the coral reefs are still preserved in good condition. Unlike many locations in Thailand, the preservation efforts in Krabi is much more serious, which is why there are still amazing sites you can explore. Besides exploring, you can also get your diving certificate in one of the many diving schools here, which are some of the cheapest locations in the world.
We recommend you take a dive at Koh Rok Nok, Hin Daeng, Bamboo Island, and of course, the Phi Phi Islands. Trust us, you won’t be disappointed.
White water rafting is an awesome activity for those who love a rush of adrenaline. There are several rafting sites along the 5-kilometer long Songprak river, ranging from easy ones, which is perfect for inexperienced rafters, to ones that will truly test your skills. Rafting here is also quite cheap compared to many other locations around the world, as you won’t have to pay anywhere more than 1,200 baht, or around 38 USD.
There are also canyon rivers that you can arrange a rafting trip to, but it’s a seasonal attraction with a limited entrance. Talk to one of the many traveling agencies in Ao Nang to see what options they have for you.
If you want to feel like you’re on top of the world, spending a day on top of the canopy in the lush forest of Krabi is the best thing you’re going to get. If this sounds like something you would like to do, then drop by to the Fun Park in the Mueang District where you can slide down the zip line suspended on top of the tree line. Furthermore, there are other activities you can enjoy, such as the Tree-Top Obstacle Course that will put your fitness level to the test. If you’re not afraid of height, this is the place for you.
Sticking to the theme of water sports, Kayaking is another fun water activity you can do in Krabi. There’s a river that cuts through the middle of the forest in Krabi where you can spend the entire day paddling your way down to the sea. You can request for a guided tour a or private full-day tour from around 900 to 1,600 baht, depending on the type of trip you want.
These extreme activities will drain your energy like nothing else will, so you need a suitable accommodation that allows you to recharge so that you can take on the challenges of the next day. Bluesotel Krabi is rated as one of the best hotels in Ao Nang, Krabi. Contact us today to book your stay!
