Viewpoints and Peaks
Krabi’s geography is defined by dramatic limestone karsts and dense tropical jungle. This collection features the challenging 3.7-kilometer ascent of Khao Ngon Nak, known for its granite overhang, alongside the three tiered viewpoints overlooking the dual bays of Koh Phi Phi Don. It includes sunrise spots like Din Daeng Doi and coastal formations such as the 'Sea Eye' at Laem Chamuk Khwai. These sites offer perspectives ranging from the Andaman Sea’s turquoise waters to the mainland's mangrove forests.
Dragon Crest Mountain Ngorn Nark เขาหงอนนาค
A 3.7-kilometer nature trail leads to a 565-meter summit featuring a famous overhanging rock ledge and panoramic views of Phang Nga Bay.
B Viewpoint 1
The first level of the Koh Phi Phi ascent, featuring landscaped gardens and a view of Tonsai Village. An entry fee is required.
C Viewpoint 2
The most iconic panoramic view of Koh Phi Phi, showing the narrow sandbar separating Tonsai Bay and Loh Dalum Bay.
D Viewpoint 3
The highest of the three Phi Phi viewpoints, located further into the jungle with a small cafe and views facing east toward the open sea.
E Leonardo Dicaprio
A vantage point on Koh Phi Phi Leh overlooking Maya Bay, named after the actor who filmed 'The Beach' at this location.
Viewpoint Hill
Located on Koh Lanta, offering views of the island's eastern coastline and the surrounding smaller islands of the Mu Ko Lanta National Park.
View Point 2
Secondary lookout point on the Khao Ngon Nak trail offering views of the forest canopy and the Krabi coastline.
View Point 1
The initial rest stop and lookout point located on the lower section of the ascent to Dragon Crest Mountain.
Laem ChamukKhwai haelm cmuk khway
Coastal area featuring a unique circular rock erosion known as the 'Sea Eye,' accessible by boat or coastal trek.
Din Daeng Doi dindaeng dxy
A hilltop clearing known for 360-degree sunrise views over the limestone karsts and rubber plantations of Krabi.
Khlong Khong Beach
A rocky beach on Koh Lanta known for sunset views and low-tide reef explorations.
Khlong Hin Beach
A secluded beach on Koh Lanta's southern coast, characterized by its rocky shoreline and clear water.
KhaoKaRot khea ka ros
Known as the 'Man of the Mountain,' this limestone cliff features face-like rock erosions visible from the water near Tha Lane Bay.
Laem Tham Chao Le
A coastal cliff and cave area featuring prehistoric rock paintings and stalactites, accessible by kayak.
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Limestone peak reaching approximately 330 meters above sea level in the Krabi hinterland.
Khao Nok Ong
Forested limestone peak providing views of the surrounding rural landscape and palm plantations.
Khao Nak Nui
Forested ridge located within the Hat Noppharat Thara-Mu Ko Phi Phi National Park.
Khao Khram
Steep limestone hill located in the Khao Khram sub-district, north of Krabi Town.
Khao Klom
A distinctive rounded limestone hill surrounded by local farms and palm plantations.
Khao Ao Pong
Coastal peak overlooking the Ao Pong bay area and the mangrove forests of northern Krabi.
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