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Isabel
& Ronald - Thailand Trip 2007 - ŽKrabiŽ (01) :
Krabi
Province is on the west coast of Southern Thailand, and shares
borders with Nakhon Si Thammarat Province, Phang Nga Province,
Satun Province and Surat Thani Province, as well as the Andaman
Sea.
- Climate :
Krabi is hot and humid all year round, with peak temperatures
around April. The rainy season arrives in the fall and drizzles
until about November, during which time many hotels and bars close,
and the sea can get rough and some ferries (including those to Ko
Lanta) stop running. High season is November-April inclusive, when
it's a little cooler; the peak tourism period spans Christmas and
New Year.
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- Krabi
is the capitol of the Krabi province. It's a small city with
a population of around 18,000. Located just upriver from the
coast, it has no beaches and hence visitors make a beeline
for Had Yao, Ao Nang or Rai Leh (Railay).
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Beaches
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- Ao Nang Beach,
is Krabi's most developed beach. Fringed by palms, the long
beach is backed by a wide range of accommodation including
resorts, bungalows and guesthouses. Most travel services can
be found here, and there is a good variety of restaurants
featuring both local and international cuisine.
- Railay Beach,
paradise found? The coast in the south of Thailand is a
luxurious tropical paradise. Towering limestone cliffs
shelter incredible beaches, the most beautiful is Railay.
Isolated from the mainland, the peninsula of Railay is
surrounded by the warm Andaman Sea, lush jungle, and twisted
rock. It contains enough activities for the most adventurous
while allowing those who just want to chill out in paradise
the opportunity to do just that.
- Tonsai Beach,
Tonsai beach is a gym monkeys paradise. Hundreds of steep
generously bolted tendon popping routes. A great place to
hang out climb and day dream of that new project you're
about to start sometime after lunch. Here you will find the
famous, the wanna-be-famous and lost hippies.
- Hat Yao, the
longest, completely empty stretch of beach on mainland Krabi
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