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| From Ao Nang we took a boat to Railay bay a place where you can snorkel, kayak, climb and walk. |
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| First beach |
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| Railay bay beach on arrival from Ao Nang |
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| Railey East |
Beach is full but we swam around and saw corals and fish and rocks just amazing ...
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| After climb 150m high we arrived to this view point. |
We have to climb down to go to the lagoon, with jungle trees
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| The lagoon |
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| A lagoon in the middle of the peninsula , 150 metres to climb up and another 100metres to climb down , only one access so have to climb up and down again, level 4c, 5a in free climbing |
Commonly known as Spectacled monkeys and there real name Lemur monkeys 
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| Some climbers in the shade, columns , overhangs and good holds many routes between 6a and 7c and soloing from a kayak. |
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| Low tide East bay |
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| low tide West bay |
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| We swam around here and it is fantastic, definitely the best snorkeling around Krabi |
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| Columns of limestone stretch out their tendrils to touch the turquoise sea below. |
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| There is a legend about these rocks, which goes a bit like this : one day a girl refused to get married and one boy snatched her away to force her to marry him, she refused and was saved by another young man from a local island. As everyone ended up fighting over her , a local wise man turned them all into stone , the islands off Ao Nang and Railay are what is left of the bride, the groom and the guests. |
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