Krabi

Located on the Andaman Sea, Big Phi Phi Island is one of the two main islands of the Phi Phi Islands. Big Phi Phi Island in the north is 3.5 kilometers wide and 8 kilometers long. It is shaped like an irregular dumbbell with green hills on the ends. The center of the island is made up of two half-moon bays. The sea near the shore is of a charming emerald color. The central part of the island is extremely narrow. The narrowest area is ​​only about 80 meters. There are fishermen living on the island. The resorts, restaurants, bars and various entertainment venues offer everything that a anyone needs and are some of the reasons that many tourists love Phi Phi Island.

Ao Nang Beach, about 20 km from the Town of Krabi, is a very lively beach in Krabi. The beach is located at the northern end of Ao Nang Bay and is situated by the sea. Over 100 elegant and comfortable resorts are scattered under the coconut trees by the sea. The beach extends to the foothills of the very famous limestone formations. At the end of the beach is a cliff with mountains and lush virgin forests. The amenities are convenient and easily accessible. Most visitors to Krabi come here. This is a great place to swim, sunbathe, stroll on the beach, and enjoy the sunrise and sunset.

Maya Bay belongs to the Phi Phi National Park located on the west coast of Phi Phi Island. It is mainly famous for being the site where the Hollywood film “The Beach” was shot. The sea is crystal clear, the sand soft and white. It is an incredibly picturesque location. Maya Bay is surrounded by mountains on three sides, like a huge, magnificent hand meant to protect the bay. It offers a blue sea and shore dotted with coconut trees. The classic tropical island atmosphere is ideal for both photography and diving.

Emerald Pool is located in Ang Thong Marine Park on Koh Samui, a completely undeveloped rainforest where a large number of rare flora and fauna flourish. The saltwater lake is created by the adjacent sea. Visitors must keep a distance from Emerald Lake, but are more than welcome to snorkel in the warm ocean. A hike along the park’s trails and limestone karst formations offers a stunning view of Emerald Lake, with water unbelievably pristine and turquoise. However, swimming is strictly prohibited at this lake.