Ao Nang is the main port town of Krabi, popular among tourists for its long stretch of beach, souvenir shops, and night life. The main thoroughfare runs along the beach and is where the majority of the hotels, shops, and bars are…

Diving is one of my all time favorite activities! I may have numerous “all time” favorites, but ultimately, if I am out in nature enjoying being active, I am a happy man. It has been several years since I last had an…

Located about an hour from Ao Nang, Kao Prak Bang National Park is a tropical lowland rainforest containing lush jungle, thermal hot springs, and a popular swimming hole known as the Emerald Pool. After learning that the gorgeous Phulay Bay…

The Tiger Cave Temple, known by locals as Wat Tham Seua, is a small temple built inside a shallow limestone cave, surrounded by a large meditation compound and natural forests. The temple gets its name from the nearby rock formation…

Tubkaek Beach is a quiet, long stretch of sand known for its breathtaking sunsets and stunning views of the Koh Hong Islands. Here, visitors can hike to one of the most spectacular viewpoints in all of Krabi via the “Naga trek” located inside the…

Located on Thailand’s western coast, Krabi is a great launching point for discovering the approximately 200 limestone islands scattered throughout the Andaman Sea. Eager to explore the area, Ryan and I booked a three island hopping tour aboard a two engine speed boat with…