Krabi / 8 photo spots
8 Instagram spots around Krabi
This guide covers Krabi province in southern Thailand, including the city, the coast and excursions by road or boat. The beaches and islands are separate destinations, not neighbourhoods in Krabi town.
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Ao Nang Beach
Ao Nang is a coastal base in Krabi province. From the beach, place the shoreline in the foreground and include the limestone landscape beyond the water.
Search Google MapsRailay Beach
Railay is a coastal area reached separately from Krabi town and is known for beaches and limestone cliffs. Compose a wider scene that includes both shore and rock formations.
Search Google MapsPhra Nang Beach
Phra Nang Beach forms part of the Railay area. Use the edge of the bay to lead towards the cliffs, and respect signs around the cave and shoreline.
Search Google MapsNoppharat Thara Beach
Noppharat Thara is a beach north of Ao Nang within the wider Krabi coast. Give the shoreline room in the foreground and use trees to frame the sea where possible.
Search Google MapsKhao Khanap Nam
The two Khao Khanap Nam hills flank the Krabi River near Krabi town. From a safe position near the river, compose the hills and water together.
Search Google MapsWat Tham Suea
Wat Tham Suea, or Tiger Cave Temple, is an inland attraction in the province. If photos are permitted, frame the temple’s exterior as an architectural subject. Treat it as a separate trip and give worshippers space.
Search Google MapsKo Poda
Ko Poda is an island reached by boat from the Ao Nang area. For a coastal photograph, leave space for the sea around the island and check local conditions and access before setting out.
Search Google MapsEmerald Pool
The Emerald Pool is inland in the Khao Pra-Bang Khra area, away from the coast. Plan it as a separate outing and photograph from designated visitor areas without disturbing the water or plants.
Search Google MapsSources for these photo spots
- Tourism Authority of Thailand: Krabi province
- Tourism Authority of Thailand: 10 Things to Do in Krabi
- Tourism Authority of Thailand: Krabi inland attractions
- Tourism Authority of Thailand: Krabi island routes
- Thailand Government Public Relations Department: Railay Beach
- Thailand Government Public Relations Department: Krabi National Park
- Thailand Government Public Relations Department: Natural Treasures of Krabi
- Thailand Government Public Relations Department: Krabi Landmarks
- Krabi Ministry of Tourism and Sports: Railay and Phra Nang
- Thailand Tourism Directory: Wat Tham Suea