Krabi is a coastal region in southern Thailand, where limestone towers rise above mangroves, beaches and sheltered bays. Resort areas, local towns and boat piers are spread widely rather than centred on one settlement. Away from the principal landmarks, bay gives way gradually to lagoons across the wider area. Across the wider area, forest remains closely connected with bay, rather than forming an isolated visitor zone, with lagoons providing an additional point of connection.
Boat trips reach islands, lagoons and climbing areas, while inland roads lead to hot springs, temples and forest. Choosing one base is important because the region covers a much larger area than its popular beach names suggest. Forest provides the most immediate experience, while bay offers a quieter and more local perspective, with bay providing an additional point of connection.
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