Thailand

Ao Nang is a seaside resort town in Krabi province. With its private beaches, wild nature, luxury hotels, and the 83 surrounding islands, Ao Nang attracts adventurers, vacationers, and sun-seekers from around the world every year.

A bit of history

In its early days, Ao Nang was a small fishing village. Recognizing the enormous tourism potential of the region, several entrepreneurs established prestigious resorts and leisure centers. Notable establishments include Aonang Paradise Resort, De Malee Villa, Lotus Court Restaurant, and Ao Nang Bamboo Village. The town's development quickly followed suit.

Ao Nang today

Ao Nang is now a modern, clean, and naturally beautiful town. Mother Nature has shaped this region of the world remarkably. The area is renowned for its towering limestone cliffs, coral reefs, expansive beaches, and shallow waters.

The town thrives on local tourism. Many visitors stop here to access popular destinations like Railay Beach or the Hong Islands, stocking up on supplies before continuing their journeys with the famous long-tail boats.

What to do once you're there?

• Dive or snorkel to discover the amazing underwater ecosystem, such as the coral reef at Poda Island, tropical fish at Chicken Island, and the mangroves of Ao Thalane.
• sunbathe on the beach, swim, or kayak through the local waterways.
• Walk on the ephemeral sandbar separating Tup Island and Chicken Island.
• Indulge in exotic cuisine at the small restaurants along the shore.
• Take boat trips or speedboat excursions to nearby islands. Explore Bamboo Island with its mythical beach or Hong Island with its secret lagoons. For couples, opt for a romantic cruise
• aboard a sailboat to the nearby paradise islands.
• Relax and enjoy entertainment at the hotels, restaurants, and vacation centers. Get in shape at the Bull Muay Thai Krabi Thailand sports camp.
• In the evening, shop for various supplies and travel provisions at Ao Nang's night market.

The climate in the region

Ao Nang enjoys pleasant weather almost year-round, with occasional light rainfall. The average temperature is around 27°C. It is recommended to visit during the dry season, from November to March.

How to get there?

To access Ao Nang, visitors coming from distant lands should first reach Krabi International Airport. From there, take local transportation to the road leading to Ao Nang. You can travel by taxi, bus, or rental car. The journey typically takes about thirty minutes.

Getting around Ao Nang

Numerous tuk-tuks crisscross Ao Nang and are the primary mode of transportation. Fares are generally inexpensive.

You can also rent a car for greater mobility or simply walk to stay active.

For boat trips to nearby islands, budget at least 100 baht per person.