Krabi Beaches | The Top 5 Beaches You Must See in Krabi, Thailand

Do you love to explore beautiful beaches? Well, we have five amazing beaches to show you in Krabi, Thailand. We're Kindra and David Lucas of Lucas World Travel and we're here to help you imagine, plan, and live your travel dreams. Hi everybody, in this video we're going to show you our favorite beaches in Krabi, Thailand. Yes, so we'll show you the most popular beaches in Krabi, how to get there, what to expect. So let's get started. Ao Nang beach is definitely our favorite. This beach is the most easily accessible to all the Ao Nang hotels and resorts. It's within walking distance and has soft powdery sand, great limestone mountains, and is great for swimming. The scenery is spectacular with unique limestone mountains to the left side of the beach. You definitely want to check them out in detail. Noh Parathara beach is within walking distance of Ao Nang beach, so it has a similar landscape. The sand is full of shells and full of At low tides you can see thousands of crabs running around, an occasional starfish, and the occasional jellyfish, so be careful. The most beautiful part of this beach is toward the right hand side where there's rocks and a bay with soft crystal clear water that's excellent for swimming. Noh Parathara is most popular as a picnic spot. There are dozens of restaurants and street food stalls to choose from. You can order some food and sit by the beach walls and enjoy the beautiful sea views. So this is Rele beach. You would come here to have 360 limestone mountains surrounding you while you chill at the beach. But what's so unique about this place is you can only access it by boat. We hired a boat at the stand near Noh Parathara beach. We booked a private boat for 1500 baht round trip and it was a quick 15 minute ride over with beautiful views along the way. Rele beach west definitely has the best views and it's the nicest place to lounge around, go for a swim, and to do some kayaking. We enjoyed exploring the rocks and if you're lucky or unlucky depending on your perspective you might even get to see a monitor lizard. But there's much more to see at Rele than just one beach. You can also walk through the village seeing dozens of restaurants, bars, and shops. There are also caves to explore. We recommend walking past east Rele beach to Prang Nang caves. You'll see interesting grottoes and slag knights hanging. And when you walk to the very end you'll see the Prang Nang cave beach which also has fascinating overhangs and altars where you can say a prayer and wish for a blessing. Klong Muang beach is a resort beach. Many four and five star hotels line this beach and it caters to the traveler who likes to completely relax and recuperate in a less busy area. This beach is quite long with soft powdery sand. Our favorite part was at the far right side of the beach. There's a beautiful rocky area and the rocks really do add a lot of character to this beach. So this little rocky part of the beach is my favorite part of Klong Muang beach. So you have these beautiful rocks and you have the beautiful rocks and the sea over there. This beach is about 20 minutes from Ao Nang beach so you can rent a motorbike, rent a car, or book a ride on Grab which is the Uber of Thailand. Driving there was a bit tricky as Google Maps kept trying to take us to one of the resorts that had no public access to the beach. Instead if you put in Ban Klong Muang school into Google Maps you will have an easier time reaching the public beach access point. Tub Kek beach is also a resort beach. This beach is unique because of the big rocks both near and far that make this beach's view unbelievably beautiful. At low tide you can climb the rocks to take fantastic pictures like this but be careful these rocks are made out of very sharp fossilized seashells. I cut myself pretty badly on the way down. The sunsets here are especially lovely so have a drink and watch an unforgettable sunset. Public access is available at the driveway by Sunset Tub Kek resort. So you should put Tub Kek sunset into Google Maps if you're driving yourself. So when you finally get to these Krabi beaches I hope you really relax, rest, and take in these beautiful views. If you enjoyed seeing these Krabi beaches please give the video a like. Leave us a comment about which one's your favorite beach and don't forget to subscribe to the channel so you can get more Thailand videos like this every week. Thank you so much for watching. Thanks for sharing and check out our other content on the right there. As always happy travel planning until next time.