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Krabi, Phi Phi & Phang Nga: 5-Day Itinerary

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Limestone cliffs, forest pools and island bays shape this five-day plan around Krabi, Phi Phi and Phang Nga. Keep the days flexible and choose extra islands from the list as your pace allows.

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Day 1: Railay & Ao Nang

3 stops · ≈ 3.7 km in a straight line

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Boat transfer to Railay; walk between its beaches. Arrange transfers separately from the map route.

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Railay Beach
Beach
Thailand
Limestone cliffs frame Railay’s sandy coast on the Andaman Sea. Combine with Phra Nang on the same outing; arrange the boat transfer separately.
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≈ 0.4 km
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Phra Nang Cave Beach
Beach
Thailand
A beach at the southern end of the Railay peninsula, beside limestone cliffs and a cave shrine. Leave time for a walk along the shore and follow local signs around the shrine.
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≈ 3.2 km
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Ao Nang Beach
Beach
Thailand
Ao Nang’s main beachfront looks out toward the islands off Krabi. A convenient first or last coastal stop. Confirm the departure point directly with your boat operator.
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Day 2: Temple & forest pools

2 stops · ≈ 43.8 km in a straight line

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A mainland day with a substantial road transfer. Add the hot springs from the list if your pace allows.

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Tiger Cave Temple
Temple
Thailand
Wat Tham Suea is a Buddhist temple near Krabi, with a hilltop shrine reached by a long staircase. Treat the climb as an optional activity and allow time for the temple grounds.
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≈ 43.8 km
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Emerald Pool
Nature
Thailand
Sa Morakot is a forest pool in the Khao Phra–Bang Khram Wildlife Sanctuary. Keep this as a mainland day. Use the signed paths and check access information before departure.
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Day 3: Poda, Chicken & Tup

3 stops · ≈ 2.8 km in a straight line

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Boat day. Stop order and sandbar access depend on tides, sea conditions and your operator. Google Maps may not provide routes between islands.

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Poda Island
Island
Thailand
Ko Poda is an island off Ao Nang, with a sandy shore and limestone scenery. Group with Chicken and Tup islands on a boat outing; stop order depends on the operator and conditions.
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≈ 1.9 km
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Chicken Island
Island
Thailand
Ko Kai, also called Ko Poda Nok, is part of the island group near Poda and Tup. A stop for the same boat day as Poda and Tup; do not treat the map line as a road connection.
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≈ 1 km
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Tup Island
Island
Thailand
Ko Thap is one of the islands around Thale Waek, where a sandbar appears as the tide recedes. Ask the boat operator about tides. The sandbar is not available for crossing at every water level.
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Day 4: Phi Phi & its lagoons

3 stops · ≈ 9.1 km in a straight line

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Boat day with separately arranged crossings. Confirm Maya Bay access and actual stops before departure; Bamboo Island is an optional extra.

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Phi Phi Don
Island
Thailand
The larger main island of the Phi Phi group has beaches, a village and passenger-boat connections. An island base or a stop on a boat day. The map pin represents the island, not a confirmed arrival pier.
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≈ 7.7 km
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Maya Bay
Beach
Thailand
A bay on Ko Phi Phi Le, enclosed by limestone cliffs. Check park access rules and any closures before choosing a date. A saved stop does not confirm entry or swimming access.
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≈ 1.4 km
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Pileh Lagoon
Lagoon
Thailand
A sheltered lagoon on Ko Phi Phi Le, surrounded by tall limestone walls. Combine with the Phi Phi boat day and confirm the actual stops with your operator.
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Day 5: Phang Nga viewpoints & islands

2 stops · ≈ 7.9 km in a straight line

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Combine a mainland viewpoint with a separately arranged boat trip. The map link is a set of destinations, not a verified boat itinerary.

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Samet Nangshe Viewpoint
Viewpoint
Thailand
A hillside viewpoint overlooking the islands and mangroves of Phang Nga Bay. Allow a separate mainland transfer. The pin marks the viewpoint area, not parking or a guaranteed vehicle entrance.
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≈ 7.9 km
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James Bond Island
Island
Thailand
Khao Phing Kan faces the distinctive Ko Tapu limestone stack in Phang Nga Bay. Reach the island by boat. The stop represents Khao Phing Kan and its view of Ko Tapu, not a landing on the stack.
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Klong Thom Hot Springs
Nature
Thailand
At Namtok Ron, warm spring water flows through rock pools and down a small forest waterfall. This is the hot-stream waterfall, distinct from the saline hot springs elsewhere in Khlong Thom.
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Hong Island
Island
Thailand
Krabi’s Ko Hong belongs to the Than Bok Khorani National Park island group. Use it as an alternative boat day. This is Ko Hong in Krabi, not the island with the same name in Phang Nga Bay.
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Bamboo Island
Island
Thailand
Ko Mai Phai lies north of Phi Phi Don and is also known as Bamboo Island. An optional beach stop for a Phi Phi boat outing; leave room for the crossing rather than adding it automatically.
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Phang Nga Bay
Nature
Thailand
A broad bay of limestone islands and mangrove-lined shores between Phuket and the mainland. This is a region marker, not a pier or a separate scheduled attraction. Choose a specific departure point with your boat operator.
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