Krabi, a province on southern Thailand’s Andaman coast, is a region of archipelagos where islands appear to erupt vertically out of the sea and secluded bays are only accessible by colourfully adorned long tail boats. 

For thousands of years these bays have sheltered pirates, merchants and sea gypsies. Today the area features hot springs, sea caves, flourishing coral reefs with exotic marine life and fantastic limestone cliffs that attract rock climbers from around the world. This all adds up to make Krabi one of the most photogenic places in Thailand.