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Ao
Nang
Ao Nang is located approximately
20 kilometers from the town of Krabi.
A large bay with scenic beaches and 83
small islands, Ao Nang has several famous
beaches which include East Rai Le, West
Rai Le and Tham Phra Nang (cave) which
stretches to the foot of a prominent limestone
range. A boat from Ao Nang Village can
be hired for sightseeing excursions around
Ao Nang, Had Tham Phra Nang and Had Nam
Mao, all of which are only accessible
by foot. Other offshore isles such as
Ko Poda, Ko Kai, Ko Mo and Ko Thap, are
popular destinations tHad can be reached
by a rented boat from Ao Nang. An abundance
of colorful coral reefs and lovely cartoon
fishes make these islands ideal for diving
and snorkeling.
Ao Nang has recently emerged as a 5-star
tourist attraction due to its numerous
4-5 star hotels and boutique resorts complete
with facilities such as diving shops and
rental boats. Popular activities include
sightseeing by canoe along the beachfront
and paddling tours by inflatable canoes
or kayaks of the coast and its mangrove
forests, islands and semi-submerged caves.
Had
Noppharat Thara (Noppharat Thara
Beach)
Located next to Ao Nang
is a famous 3-kilometer long white sandy
beach lined with dense casuarinas and
coconut groves. The beach, paved with
tiny seashells, was formerly called "Had
Khlong Haeng", which means dried
canal beach by locals, because the canal
dries up during low tide and the area
turns into a long beach. Situated 18 kilometers
north-west of Krabi, Had Noppharat Thara
is in fact part of Had Noppharat Thara-Mu
Ko Phi Phi National Park and is the location
of the Park headquarters. This Park covers
a large area both onshore and offshore
Had
Rai Le (Rai Le Beach)
This beach is generally
divided into two sections, east and west.
West Rai Le provides visitors with peace
and quiet as it is a broad sandy beach
with fewer facilities than Ao Nang.
East Rai Le which lies across the peninsula
from West Rai Le is different from other
beaches in the area as it could actually
be classified as a mud flat, especially
during low tide. In addition to remarkable
views and mangrove forests to the north
of the beach, the main attraction for
visitors to Had Rai Le is the adrenaline
pumping activity of cliff climbing. The
limestone cliffs on the huge headland
between Had Rai La East and Tham Phra
Nang, as well as other nearby islands
provide world-class rock climbing facilities
against a stunning backdrop of the sea
with approximately 700 sport routes of
mid to high difficulty ratings.
Had
Tham Phra Nang
Accessible
only by boat, this stunning, pristine
beach has fine-grained white sand and
crystalline waters as well as magnificent
jagged karsts. This is a highly secluded
picture perfect beach tHad attracts thousands
of visitors year round but is able to
maintain its flawless appearance and relaxing
ambience.
This beach is the location of the 5-star
Rayavadee resort, a private property tHad
occupies 26 acres of the beach and the
only compound located near Phra Nang Beach.
The Inner and Outer Phra Nang Caves, and
Phra Nang Lagoon, which are located nearby
offer remarkable views against a stunning
backdrop and a range of accommodations
to suit every budget. Although these attractions
are accessible only by boat, they still
draw numerous visitors for recreational
and adventurous activities such as diving,
snorkeling, hiking and rock climbing.
Hong
Island
Phi
Phi Island
Tham
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