Ban Klong Haeng - all beaches

Krabi boasts an amazing beach that I have never seen before! It's a perfect destination to unwind with your family over the weekend. Thale Waek is renowned for its incredible phenomenon that occurs during low tide when the water level recedes, revealing two islands. There are countless picturesque spots to capture beautiful memories, and multiple beaches to choose from. The beach is stunning, with soft, powdery sand, but it can get crowded. The afternoons can be hot, and there isn't much to do if the water is high and you can't cross between the two islands. The water is crystal clear and teeming with fish that will nibble at your toes as soon as you step in. The sand is soft, clean, and inviting, and the atmosphere is fantastic with the beautiful beach and sea. The island is a lovely place to relax for a while, and swimming is a delightful experience, but be cautious of the big waves and jellyfish. I highly recommend visiting this place, but if you prefer to avoid the crowds, it's best to skip the weekends.

This stunning beach is an island gem, though it's important to note that there isn't much else to do on the island. Pack your swimming gear, snorkel, mask, and fins and dive into the crystal clear waters. The beach offers some shade, as well as benches and toilets. It's all about the beach here, and this one is truly exceptional. The sand is the whitest of white, and the water is teeming with fish. Keep an eye out for the playful monkeys, but be sure to secure your belongings as they can be quite mischievous.

The beach is really lovely and has a great selection of restaurants and bars. They offer some delicious vegetarian and vegan options. It's only accessible by boat and the last boat leaves at 5.30pm.

Typically, beaches located near bustling cities tend to be lackluster, but this particular beach is an exception. Stretching out for miles, it boasts numerous access points along the roadway. The far left end of the beach is particularly stunning. I found myself particularly enamored with visiting during the late hours of the night, when I could sit on a bench by the shore with a refreshing beverage in hand.

This beach is a sight to behold, and it can be reached with ease by taking the wooden path located behind The Last Fisherman Bar. However, during our visit, the water was not crystal clear, and hardly anyone was enjoying a swim. The sand is not the most pleasant either, and lying down exposes you to the unpleasant smell of dried dog feces. Despite these drawbacks, it is still a better choice than the unappealing and narrow beach located near the beach road in Ao Nang. Additionally, the view of the tree-covered rock is truly breathtaking.

Undoubtedly, the most exceptional beach in the vicinity. While it may experience a surge of visitors, venturing away from the Princess Cave segment will lead you to a tranquil spot to bask in the warm, crystal-clear waters. Unfortunately, the food boats are yet to return, so it's advisable to bring your own refreshments. If you continue walking towards the end, you'll discover charming coves and bays that will leave you feeling like you've found paradise.