Beach Vacation in Krabi 4 days 3 nights

Upon arrival at Krabi airport, you will meet our representative at the meeting point and transfer to your hotel.

Please note that standard hotel check-in time is from 14:00; we will make every effort possible to request an earlier check-in for you depending on your arrival time and if your room is ready.

Meals at your own expense.

Overnight in Krabi.

Maximum group number: 30 persons on board (07:00-16:00).

Please note: The itinerary can be changed by the supplier without prior notice

06:20-06:30. Pick up from the hotel.  You might have to get up a little earlier than usual, but the early start is a great chance to visit the breathtaking imaginary paradise and beat the crowds.

07:00-07:15. Depart from Ao Nang pier.

We visit the following amazing sites.

First stop is Maya Bay made world famous thanks to the movie “The Beach” starring Leonardo DiCaprio which was filmed here in 1999. Explore the jungle behind the beach. 

Pileh Bay with its emerald green lagoon surrounded by towering cliffs, only accessible at high tide. We stop for swimming, jumping off the boat and taking photos.

Viking Cave is home to swiftlets which make nests harvested to make “birds nest soup”.
     
Monkey Beach with its stunning white sands and loads of wild monkeys. 

Loh Samah or Nui Bay. We stop here for swimming and snorkeling. The area is fantastic for its colorful tropical reef and tropical marine life. 

Bamboo Island with its powdery white sandy beach and crystal, clear waters make it a great place to relax. Time for a picnic lunch.

A trio of islands. Koh Khai (or chicken island) known for its incredible rock formation in the shape of a chicken, Koh Mor and Koh Tap. These 3 islands are linked (at low tide) by a fine white sand bar. 

Koh Poda’s scenery and soft sands make this island a very popular destination. 

16:00. Return to Ao Nang Pier. 

Transfer back to your hotel. Rest of the day at your leisure. 

Overnight in Krabi.
 

Group tour to Koh Phi Phi & Krabi 4 Islands: Including hotel pickup and drop-off, national park fee, English speaking tour guide, soft drinks, drinking water, seasonal fruits, lunch, mask & snorkel, life jacket, accident insurance. 

Breakfast at the hotel.

Freetime to explore Krabi independently.

Overnigh in Krabi.

Breakfast at the hotel. 

11:00. Check-out time.

Free time before you need to transfer to Krabi airport for your onward flight.

End of services.

Yes. A single supplement is available with a surcharge fee. If you're a solo traveller, please contact us for more information. 

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