Ao Nang
Four islands by longtail, with lunch
- Longtail boat, shared or private
- Sandbar walk at low tide
- Best for
- A first island day close to Ao Nang, at an unhurried pace
- Skip if
- You want Phi Phi or a long day far offshore
9 tours
The islands off Ao Nang and Railay, by shared or private longtail or by speedboat, and who each day suits.
Island hopping is what most people come to Krabi for, and it is sold in dozens of versions that look the same. They are not. The route, the boat and the hour you leave decide almost everything about the day.
The four-island route stays close to Ao Nang and Railay. The Hong Islands are further out, and their pull is an enclosed lagoon. A longtail is slower, louder and closer to the water; a speedboat gets further in less time, and the crossing is rougher.
Ao Nang
Ao Nang
Krabi
Ao Nang
Krabi
Railay
Ao Nang
Krabi
Krabi
Live prices, dates and the exact inclusions of each tour appear at the booking step. National park fees, where they apply, are stated there too.
A longtail is slower and closer to the water, which many people prefer on a short route. A speedboat matters when the islands are further out, such as the Hong Islands or Phi Phi.
Some do and some stop, and any day can be cancelled for weather. The booking page shows which dates are actually available.